Juutti
Juutti, or jute, is the natural fiber obtained from the bark of the jute plants, primarily Corchorus capsularis (white jute) and Corchorus olitorius (tossa jute). The fiber is long, soft, and light in color, typically ranging from pale beige to brown. It is one of the most affordable natural textile fibers and is valued for its strength, breathability, and biodegradability.
Jutti is grown in warm, humid climates, with major cultivation in the Ganges Delta region and surrounding
Common uses include burlap or hessian sacks, bags, upholstery fabrics, carpet backing, geotextiles, and cordage. Jutti
Global production is led by Bangladesh and India, with smaller contributions from China, Nepal, and other countries.