Bangladesh is the home of jute. The fibre grows in the delta, is spun and woven in nearby mills and has been exported as bags for more than a century.
Why the origin matters
- Fibre: jute from the delta is long, soft and strong, good for tight, even cloth.
- Skills: spinners and weavers have worked with the fibre for generations.
- Short chain: the field, the mill and the baler are close to each other, which keeps cost and quality under control.
What to look for when you buy
- The origin on the bale label.
- A written specification: size, weight, weave and print.
- A supplier that checks bags before baling and will tell you how.
- Bales that are counted, weighed and strapped tight.
Where Al-Khair fits
Al-Khair makes jute bags in Bangladesh to your specification, checks them bag by bag and presses them into strapped bales. Our jute bags page explains the process and how to order.
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