Fabric Definition:
Kenaf is a natural bast fiber from the Hibiscus cannabinus plant, known for its fast growth, high tensile strength, and eco-friendly properties. It is used as a sustainable alternative to jute and synthetic fibers.
Composition:
100% Cellulose (Bast Fiber)
Texture:
Coarse, textured, similar to jute, but slightly smoother and stronger
Stretch Level:
None / Low
Fabric Construction:
Woven
GSM Range:
200-350 GSM
Breathability:
Good (Breathable)
Moisture Management:
High (Absorbs moisture)
Durability:
High
Thermal Properties:
Moderate insulation
Key Usage Areas:
Packaging (Sacks, Bags), Geotextiles, Home Textiles (Rugs, Carpets), Paper, Bio-composites
Geotextiles, erosion control, agricultural mulching, insulation, automotive interiors, paper, bio-composites