natural jute braided rope

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Natural Jute

Natural jute rope: a plant-based fiber braided in France

At STN Tressage, we value French craftsmanship. Our jute rope is carefully crafted in our workshops to ensure consistent quality and strength. Jute is a plant-based fiber extracted from the bark of the Corchorus plant, prized for its raw, warm appearance. Our rope is braided from 100% jute, using 12 or 16 spindles depending on the diameter, ranging from 2.5 to 12 mm.

Why choose STN Jute Rope?

Unlike polypropylene or our PPTex synthetic hemp rope, which mimic a natural look, our jute has a raw, “kraft” look and a warm feel. It’s the ideal material for adding a rustic and authentic touch.


Eco-friendly and biodegradable: Jute, a natural plant fiber, breaks down completely without leaving a trace, unlike plastic. Discover our other eco-friendly materials.


An alternative to other fibers: generally less expensive than hemp or cotton, jute offers moderate tensile strength, which is sufficient for home decor and gardening. It differs from sisal in its flexibility and softer texture, which feels less rough to the touch.

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Applications: From Gardening to Interior Design

The versatility of natural rope makes it a must-have item for professionals and creatives.


Garden: staking young trees, training climbing plants, tying branches.


Decor and Macramé: macramé, decorative items, lighting fixtures, rugs, and interior design, in a bohemian or industrial style.


Packaging and Design: Sending packages in style, sealing canvas bags.


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Technical specifications

Composition

100% jute. Braided with 12 or 16 strands, depending on the diameter.

Available diameters

From 2.5 mm to 12 mm

Colors

Natural color

Packaging

100 m coils

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Former textile mill STN Braiding Rope

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4B Rue Ampère
59560 Comines - FRANCE

Tél: +33 (0)3.20.39.36.63

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