Know All About the Material Behind Jute Burlap
Burlap, also known as jute burlap, is a course material made from durable and rigid jute fibres. Sometimes the manufacturers also use fibres from the flex or hemp plant to make burlap. The material has an earthly beige colour which is often not dyed. The fibre is extracted from the tough stems of the plant, and burlap is a tougher material. This is why it is the most preferred for making bags, mats, satchels, pouches etc. The Composition of Burlap Jute fibre comes from the skin and stem of the jute plant. It is a vegetable fibre spun into strong and coarse threads. Some characteristics of jute are as follows – Jute is a coarse material (rough and scratchy) when compared to traditional fabrics like Cotton and Polyester. Jute is made from plant fibres and prone to shredding into tinier pieces. This is known as Burlap Lint. Jute might have naturally occurring blemishes and imperfections. Jute has an earthy and decent s...