Jute sacks are used to contain food and other materials, which can be quickly distributed when they are temporarily affected with damp, and have a protective effect on materials. However, if jute fabric is wet for a long time, part of it that has not been desorbed will be completely degraded and lose its strength, so it should not be used as clothing or frequently washed fabric.

Jute linen is a single warp plain weave fabric, and the warp and weft yarns are generally about 3 metric. The bulk products in China are 114cm cloth with a weight of 340g/m. The corresponding bulk products in the international market are 114 cm (45 inches) cloth, 370 g/m (12 ounces/yard) cloth weight, and the variety is based on the cloth weight of every 91.5 cm (1 yard). Below 280 g/m (9 ounces/yard), it is called light, and above 295 g/m (9.5 ounces/yard), it is called heavy. Jute linen is mainly used as packaging materials for industry and agriculture, as well as linings and curtains for sofas and vehicle roofs.