Linen fabric 210 g/m² 296 cm wide

Available Treatments

Our jute fabrics can be subjected to various treatments to better adapt to any project, such as:

• dyeing: we offer a wide variety of colors and can dye in any tone.

• screen printing – in one, two, or as many colors as needed. We can print any type of logo or design on our fabrics.

• carding: a process where the softened fibers are aligned and cleaned to remove any impurities or irregularities.

• ironing: sackcloth is pre-ironed by default, but this finish is available for those who request it. It is done with steam pressing to remove possible wrinkles.

• singeing: removes excess fibers from the fabric, giving it extra softness and visual appeal.

• water-repellent or waterproofing: gives the fabric a finish that repels liquids.

• flame retardant: a treatment applied to the sackcloth that improves fire resistance, greatly reducing flammability and preventing flame spread.

• calendering: a printing process that uses heat and pressure to transfer sublimation inks onto the fabric, bonding the ink with the fibers for vibrant, durable colors.

• softening: this finish reduces the natural stiffness of the fibers, giving the fabric a more flexible and pleasant feel. It uses softening agents to relax the structure without compromising strength or natural appearance—ideal for decoration, upholstery, and home textiles.

• washing: cleans and softens the fibers, removing impurities, dust, and natural residues. Makes the jute more manageable and achieves a more uniform and attractive tone while preserving authenticity.

• embroidery: decorative process using thread to apply designs to the fabric, adding personalized and handcrafted detail. Ideal for fashion, decoration, and custom products.

• starching: gives stiffness and structure to the fabric, improving stability and durability. Ideal for soles, curtains, upholstery, and certain decorative products.

• gumming: applies a layer of glue to the fibers to strengthen structure and reduce fraying. Great for industrial uses and crafts.

• tentering: stretching and stabilizing the fabric with heat and tension to align fibers, reduce shrinkage, and maintain shape—perfect for precise applications like sewing and upholstery.

• folding: folds or pleats the jute in sections to facilitate handling and transport, avoiding damage and wear during storage.

• printing: allows for patterns or designs to be applied using specific inks—great for personalized styles while preserving natural fiber look.

• oxygenation or oiling: improves softness and reduces natural odor of the fibers. Creates a more uniform appearance and better handling, ideal for decoration and home textiles.

• laminating: applies a protective layer such as plastic or paper to make the fabric more resistant to water and wear—suitable for outdoor or packaging use.

• paper backing: a paper layer is adhered to the fabric, combining jute texture with paper practicality—ideal for stationery, decoration, and crafts.

• antibacterial: special treatment that prevents bacterial growth on the fabric. Ideal for products in contact with people or food.

• anti-static: reduces static electricity in jute fibers, helpful in industrial or sensitive environments, and enhances comfort in daily use.

• scented: adds a light, pleasant fragrance to the fabric—perfect for decoration and packaging seeking a distinctive touch.

• bagging: the final treatment in which the jute is wrapped and packed in bags for protection during shipping and storage.

• Others

These treatments ensure a high-quality and functional finish, without compromising our commitment to sustainability.