
Global jute fiber production exceeds 3 million metric tons annually, with India and Bangladesh accounting for over 95% of output. Jute bags carry strong sustainability credentials and natural aesthetic appeal, but sourcing consistency requires careful supplier qualification. This guide covers what wholesale buyers need to know before placing a jute or burlap bag order.
Jute, burlap, and gunny are three names for the same raw material — woven fibers from the Corchorus plant. Jute is the industry term; burlap the North American retail term; gunny the South Asian trade term for heavy agricultural-grade sacking. For B2B buyers, "jute bags" typically refers to 200–400 gsm fabric for shopping, wine, and gift bag applications.
| Specification | Standard Range | Premium Range |
| Fabric weight | 200–270 gsm | 300–400 gsm |
| Handle material | Natural jute rope | Cotton webbing or leather strip |
| Lining | Unlined or cotton lining | Full cotton or PE lining |
| Printing method | Silk screen (1–4 colors) | Sublimation or embroidery |
| Common size (W×H×G) | 35×40×10 cm | 38×45×15 cm custom |
| MOQ (standard) | 500 pieces | 300 pieces with custom print |
| Lead time | 20–30 days | 30–40 days |
When conducting pre-shipment inspection, prioritize fabric uniformity (check for knots or gaps), handle attachment strength (5 kg pull test), color consistency vs. golden sample under D65 lighting, and lining adhesion where applicable.
Jute bags combine natural fiber credentials, rustic visual appeal, and competitive FOB pricing. Key sourcing decisions center on fabric weight, handle type, lining specification, and printing method.
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