01 · Ropes, Twines and Cordage · HS 5303 · 5607

Jute Rope and Twine

Twisted and braided jute rope, and plain, brown, waxed or bleached jute twine, manufactured from natural jute fibre for industrial, packaging and design use.

Jute Rope and Twine
Specification
Fibre
Jute (Corchorus) bast fibre
Forms
Twisted rope, braided rope, plain twine, waxed/bleached twine
Colour
Natural golden-brown; bleached (lighter) or waxed finish available
Put-Up
Coils, hanks, reels or balls, to specified length or weight
HS Heading
5303 (raw jute fibre) · 5607 (finished rope and twine)
Photos

Jute Rope and Twine photos

Close-up of three-strand jute rope
Reference

Technical reference

Background data buyers usually check before ordering this product.

Fibre
Jute (Corchorus) bast fibre
Behaviour
Economical and biodegradable; loses strength when wet

General material reference, not a Globix specification. Confirm the exact grade, size and standard with your quote.

Grades

Jute Fibre Quality and Finish Grades

Jute is one of the more formally graded natural fibres in the trade — raw fibre is categorised by length, colour and cleanliness, which carries through into the finished rope or twine's strength, colour consistency and surface finish. Confirm the finish (plain, waxed or bleached) against your application, since each behaves differently.

Plain / Brown

Standard Fibre, Natural Colour

Undyed, unwaxed jute in its natural golden-brown colour. The general-purpose grade for packaging, agricultural and industrial tying use where cost and functional strength matter more than finish.

Waxed / Bleached

Finished Grade

Waxed jute twine has an applied wax coating for a smoother handle and better knot-holding and moisture resistance; bleached jute is lightened for a more consistent, lighter appearance. Both finishes are commonly specified for craft, décor and furniture-design use where handling and appearance matter more than raw cost.

Construction

Construction Types Available

Twisted Rope

Standard twisted construction in a range of diameters, the most common jute rope form for general tying, packaging and decorative use.

Braided Rope

A flatter, more flexible braided construction, often specified for furniture wrapping, macrame and craft applications where drape and hand-feel matter more than raw strength.

Plain, Waxed and Bleached Twine

Lighter twine forms used for tying, bundling, agricultural and gardening use, and craft work — waxed twine holds knots better and resists moisture slightly more than plain.

Applications

Where Jute Rope and Twine Is Used

Furniture design — wrapped table and chair legs, woven stools and ottomansRope rugs and decorative wall hangingsMacrame and craft workPackaging and baling twineGardening and plant tiesAgricultural tying and bundlingNautical and coastal interior decor
Packaging and Export

Packaging

Jute rope and twine is supplied in coils, hanks, reels or balls depending on form and order size. Jute absorbs moisture readily, so export shipments are packed with moisture-protective wrapping, and buyers should confirm any destination-port fumigation certificate requirement before booking — see export documentation. Furniture manufacturers and design buyers ordering smaller design-run quantities should specify exact diameter, twist tightness and finish (plain, waxed or bleached) in writing, since these affect both appearance and how the rope wraps or knots.

FAQ

Common Questions

Is jute rope good for furniture design?

Yes — jute rope and braided jute cord are widely used in furniture and interior design for wrapped table and chair legs, woven stools, rope rugs and wall hangings, because the natural fibre takes dye and wax finishes well and has a texture that suits rustic and coastal design styles. Braided or waxed jute is generally preferred over plain twisted rope for this use, for a smoother hand-feel and more consistent wrap.

What is the difference between waxed and plain jute twine?

Waxed jute twine has an applied wax coating that gives it a smoother handle, better knot-holding and slightly better moisture resistance than plain twine. Plain twine is the lower-cost, general-purpose option used where finish and hand-feel are not a factor.

Does jute rope rot or mildew?

Jute is a natural fibre and will degrade over time with sustained moisture exposure, including mildew risk in humid or wet conditions. For outdoor or high-moisture use, a waxed finish helps but does not fully waterproof it — for permanently wet applications, sisal, manila or a synthetic rope is a more durable specification.

Quick Enquiry

Ask for a price on Jute Rope and Twine

Send the size and quantity. We usually reply within 2 hours during business hours.

Need several products? List them all on the full enquiry form.
One RFQ

Often quoted with

Buyers who order this often add items from our other lines. Ask for them in the same enquiry for one quote and one shipment.

Suction and Air Hose

Water suction hose and compressed-air hose pipe for pumping and pneumatic applications.

Hessian Cloth

Jute hessian cloth for packaging, lining and agricultural use, woven from natural jute fibre.

Brass Hardware

Brass hex bolts and door hinges for general fastening and architectural hardware use.

Wool Felt Sheet

Woollen felt sheet for padding, insulation and seating applications.

Start an Enquiry

Get a quote on Jute Rope and Twine

Send your diameter, ply, quantity and destination and we will confirm pricing and lead time.

Request a Quote
WhatsApp