Khaki Burlap 280g/m² 145cm

Available Treatments

Our jute fabrics can undergo various treatments to better suit any project, including:

• Dyeing (from 280 g/m²) – Available in a wide range of colors, with the ability to dye in any shade.
• Screen Printing – One color, two colors, or more. We can print any logo or design on our fabrics (only for weights above 280 g/m² and with a minimum quantity).
• Carding – A process that softens, aligns, and cleans the fibers to remove impurities or irregularities.
• Ironing – The burlap fabric comes pre-ironed by default, but we offer this service upon request, using steam to remove any wrinkles.
• Singeing – Removes excess fibers from the fabric, giving it extra softness and a more refined appearance.
• Waterproofing or Impregnation – Adds a liquid-repellent finish.
• Fireproofing – A treatment that improves the fabric’s fire resistance, significantly reducing its flammability and preventing flame spread.
• Calendering – A printing process using heat and pressure to transfer sublimation inks onto the fabric. This enhances the final product’s appearance while ensuring color durability and wear resistance.
• Softening – Reduces the natural stiffness of the fibers, making the fabric more flexible and pleasant to the touch. Ideal for applications in home decor, upholstery, and textiles.
• Washing – Helps clean and soften the fibers, removing natural residues, dust, and impurities from production. This results in a more uniform, manageable, and visually appealing fabric.
• Embroidery – Decorative process where designs are stitched onto the fabric, adding a unique, personalized, and artisanal touch. Ideal for fashion, decor, and personalized products.
• Stiffening – Adds rigidity and structure to the fabric, enhancing its stability and durability. Ideal for shoe soles, curtains, upholstery, and decorative items.
• Gluing – Involves applying a layer of glue or rubber to the fibers to strengthen the structure and reduce fraying.
• Stretching (Rameuse Process) – A fabric stretching and stabilization process using heat and tension to align the fibers.
• Folding – The fabric is pleated or folded into specific sections for easier handling and transport.
• Printing – Allows the application of patterns or designs using specific inks, adding customization and style to the fabric.
• Oxygenation or Oiling – Treatment with oxygen or special oils to improve softness and reduce any natural fiber odor.
• Lamination – A protective layer (plastic or paper) is applied to make the jute more resistant to water and wear.
• Paper Application – A process combining the texture of jute with the practicality of paper, making it useful for crafts and stationery.
• Antibacterial Treatment – Prevents bacterial growth on the fabric, ideal for products that come into contact with people or food.
• Antistatic Treatment – Reduces the buildup of static electricity in the fibers, useful in industrial applications and environments sensitive to static.
• Aromatization – Adds a light, pleasant fragrance to the jute, ideal for decorative and packaging applications.
• Bagging – The jute is wrapped and packed in bags for protection during transport and storage.

These treatments ensure a high-quality and functional finish while maintaining our commitment to sustainability.