Jute bags have been around for centuries. Indeed prior to the rise of plastic fibers jute and burlap bags were used by nearly all industries.

Jute is a type of plant fiber used to make common items such as rope, twine, chair coverings, curtains, sacks, hessian cloth, and even carpets.

This is accomplished by spinning the fiber into a coarse thread. Despite the fact that jute tends to be rough in texture, fine threads of it are sometimes used to create imitation silk.

In addition, jute is increasingly being looked at as an alternative source for making paper, rather than cutting down trees for pulp.

The thread created from jute is quite strong, yet it is among the cheapest of natural fibers available. It also has exceptional insulating properties, low thermal conductivity, and anti-static characteristics.

Jute now seems to be making a bit of a come back and Proforma carries a number of bags and other jute items.

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