Custom Jute & Burlap Ribbon
We make natural and dyed jute with woven or loose edges, from narrow stem ties to broad, open burlap bands for baskets and boxes.
Jute Yarn, Weave and Border Finishes
- A natural ground retains the brown variation of the coarse jute yarn.
- Custom-dyed jute changes the ground color while leaving the fiber texture visible.
- Close yarn spacing covers more of a package. Open burlap shows the basket or box between strands.
- A woven edge contains the outside yarns. A deliberately loose border exposes their ends.
- Continuous rolls and individual cuts suit different basket sizes and floral ties.
Rustic Bands for Baskets, Boxes and Stems
A box band can have a neat woven border or exposed side yarns. We adjust width and weave spacing on solid-dyed or natural jute for packaging and floral work.
Rustic box bands
A closely woven center covers more of the gift and gives a larger motif more yarn to sit on.
Open burlap wraps
Spaces between coarse yarns leave the basket, box or paper visible between strands.
Woven and frayed sides
Woven borders hold the outer yarns. Loose fibers extend beyond the woven center.
Looser edges
Projecting fibers soften the transition between the band and a stem bundle.
Dyed jute
Color can coordinate with a seasonal palette while the coarse grain remains apparent.
Wrap lengths
A broad band exposes the grain across a basket. A narrow strip folds more easily into a compact decorative knot.
Jute and Burlap Ribbon Styles
Jute is the fiber. Burlap is a coarse woven fabric that gives wide wraps their open appearance.
Jute Yarn and Burlap Construction
Yarn spacing controls how much of a basket shows through. Natural or dyed jute can have woven sides or exposed fringe.
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Jute Ribbon
Coarse jute yarn makes its grain visible on a floral or basket wrap. -
Burlap Ribbon
The open burlap structure exposes patches of the backing between yarns. -
Woven-Edge Jute Ribbon
A woven border keeps the band straight. On a broad gift wrap, a closer center puts more yarn beneath a surface design. -
Dyed Jute Ribbon
Dyed jute combines a chosen color with the visible grain of the fiber.
Woven Width and Fringe Allowance
Woven center width and full width with fringe are separate measurements. A slim floral tie can have a small fringe, while a basket band can show a wider strip of open weave.
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Woven body
The stable center provides coverage around a basket or stems. -
Projecting fibers
Loose edge yarns extend beyond the woven body and soften its outline. -
Narrow tie
A slim strip bunches into a smaller knot than a wider piece from the same construction. -
Broad band
Across a box, a wider band shows more of the natural pattern of the coarse yarn.
Natural Brown and Custom-Dyed Jute
Natural jute shows its yarn color on a box or basket. Dye colors the fibers while preserving variations in thickness and shade.
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Natural brown
Variation in the yarn gives a less even ground than smooth colored tape. -
Dyed jute
A dyed shade changes the overall color while keeping the coarse fibers visible. -
Open weave
The backing provides a secondary color between the strands. -
Edge texture
Loose fibers can appear lighter or darker against the box than the denser woven center.
Yarn Spacing, Side Edges and Artwork
Open jute can stay plain. A closer weave supports a motif with more continuous yarn. Its suitability for screen printing or embroidery depends on the base.
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Open spacing
Wide gaps reveal the background and make the wrap appear less solid. -
Closer ground for a motif
A close weave supports a large, simple mark more evenly than open burlap. The yarn area limits fine lettering. -
Defined edge
A woven border contains the outer yarns for a clean band. -
Rustic edge
Loose fibers add texture where the band meets paper, flowers or fabric.
Basket Bands and Floral Tie Lengths
A spool allows varied wrap lengths. Cuts can be grouped for one basket size or kept short for stem bundles.
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Basket wraps
Wider cuts can run around a basket or a broad presentation box. -
Floral ties
Shorter lengths gather around stems and leave a compact knot. -
Roll winding
A continuous roll can be divided into different wrap lengths. -
Edge protection
Individual bags or grouped packing can help separate loose-edged bands from adjacent styles.
Jute Components for a Rustic Pack
A wide basket band and smaller floral tie can share natural or dyed yarn while using different widths, spacing and borders.
A woven-edge basket band
A wide plain-woven jute strip can leave enough central yarn to support a larger, simple mark on a suitable ground.
Jute Yarn, Weave and Border Finishes
A cotton band for fine lettering
Compact cotton tape provides a smoother surface than open burlap for a small name. A printed cotton tag tie can accompany a coarser jute wrap.
Explore Cotton Ribbon and Twill Tape
Cut ties for individual packs
Narrow, frayed jute can come in matching lengths, leaving loose fibers visible on both sides of a tied closure.
Gift Packaging Ribbon
How jute yarn shapes the grain
Yarn spacing controls how much of the backing shows. A woven edge holds the side yarns in a straight line. A loose edge lets fibers extend beyond the center.
Custom Jute and Burlap Wraps
We offer dyed jute, woven borders and open burlap for floral work and packaging.
Contact WiseRibbonCustom Jute Wraps and Decoration
How to combine a rustic ground, defined or frayed borders and a suitable surface motif.