The project encompasses an innovative eco-friendly approach to geotextiles, utilizing hemp-based nonwoven material (NW), bentonite (a clay rich in minerals from the smectite group), and a biodegradable adhesive, in the creation of a geotextile composite. The preparation process for the hemp-based NW involves obtaining fine fibers, forming a basic layer, and fabricating a compact NW using the biodegradable adhesive. The project emphasizes using fibers derived from renewable resources like hemp, which are suitable for applications requiring shorter-term use, where biodegradability is a beneficial feature. The formation of composite consists of: (i) preparation of  suspension of bentonite in biodegradable adhesive; (ii) continuous uniform applying of suspension onto to the surface of hemp-based NW; (iii) drying (iv) repeating the steps (i) and (ii). The target market includes geotextile applications that prioritize environmental and health protection, such as erosion control, temporary ground engineering constructions, short-term filtration or drainage, and agro-mulching. The sorption properties of obtained composites are tested for the removal of inorganic and organic pollutants.