233 g/m² Linen Fabric 296 cm Wide

Available Treatments

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

• Dyeing: we offer a wide range of colors and can dye in any shade.
• Screen printing: available in one color, two, or as many as needed. We can print any logo or design on our fabrics.
• Carding: a process that aligns and cleans softened fibers to remove any impurities or irregularities.
• Ironing: burlap fabric comes pre-ironed by default, but we offer this finish for customers who request it. Steam ironing is used to remove any potential wrinkles.
• Singeing: removes excess fibers from the fabric, giving it extra softness and visual appeal.
• Waterproofing or water-repellent treatment: adds a finish that repels liquids.
• Flame-retardant treatment: this process applies a treatment to the burlap fabric, significantly reducing its flammability and preventing flame propagation.
• Calendering: a printing process using heat and pressure to transfer sublimation inks onto the fabric. A calender fuses the ink with the fibers, ensuring vibrant and long-lasting colors. This enhances the final product’s aesthetics and guarantees resistance to wear and washing.
• Softening: applied to reduce the fabric’s natural stiffness, making it more flexible and pleasant to the touch. Softening agents penetrate the fibers, relaxing their structure and improving malleability without compromising strength or natural appearance. This makes jute more versatile for applications requiring a softer and more comfortable finish, such as decoration, upholstery, and home textiles.
• Washing: a process that cleans and softens fibers, removing impurities, dust, and natural residues left after production. Careful washing makes the jute more manageable and pleasant to the touch, achieving a more uniform and attractive tone while preserving its authenticity and natural look.
• Embroidery: decorative embroidery applies thread designs to the fabric, adding personalized details and an artisanal touch. This finish enhances the aesthetic of jute, making it perfect for fashion, decoration, and personalized products while maintaining its rustic charm with added sophistication.
• Starching: gives the fabric rigidity and structure. This process improves fiber stability and durability, making it ideal for applications requiring a more structured material, such as footwear soles, curtains, upholstery, and certain decorative products.
• Gumming: involves applying a layer of gum or adhesive to the fibers to strengthen the structure and reduce fraying. This finish is ideal for industrial applications and crafts, providing greater fabric resistance and easier handling for various projects.
• Tentering: a process of stretching and stabilizing jute fabric using heat and tension to align fibers. This helps maintain the material’s shape and reduces shrinkage, making jute more dimensionally stable for precision applications such as tailoring and upholstery.
• Folding: involves pleating or folding jute into specific sections for easier handling and transport. Besides being practical, folding prevents damage and wear during storage and is useful for those needing smaller fabric quantities.
• Printing: allows patterns or designs to be applied using specific inks, adding personalization and style to the material. This finish is popular in decoration, fashion, and accessories, allowing jute to retain its natural character while adapting to various visual trends.
• Oxygenation or oil treatment: treats jute with oxygen or specific oils to enhance softness and reduce any natural fiber odors. Additionally, it provides a more uniform appearance and makes the fabric more manageable and visually appealing, ideal for decoration and home textiles.
• Laminating: involves applying a protective layer such as plastic or paper to the jute, making it more water-resistant and durable. This treatment enhances jute for applications requiring additional protection, such as outdoor products or packaging.
• Paper application: adheres a layer of paper to the jute, combining the texture of the fabric with the practicality of paper. This finish adds rigidity to the material, making it useful for creative applications in stationery, decoration, and crafts.
• Antibacterial treatment: a special process that prevents bacterial growth on the fabric. Ideal for products in contact with people or food, this treatment prolongs freshness, making jute safer and more hygienic.
• Antistatic treatment: reduces static electricity buildup in jute fibers, particularly useful in industrial applications and environments where static accumulation is problematic. It also improves fabric comfort in daily use.
• Fragranced: adds a light, pleasant fragrance to jute, enhancing the sensory experience for those handling or closely interacting with the material. This finish is ideal for decorative products and packaging seeking a distinctive and enjoyable touch.
• Bagging: a final finishing process where jute is wrapped and packaged in bags, ensuring protection during transport and storage. This keeps the fabric in optimal condition until use and facilitates its organization and distribution.
• Others

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