jutecloth
nounUK /ˈdʒuːt klɒθ/
US /ˈdʒuːt klɔːθ/
A rough, strong cloth made from a plant called jute.
The farmer filled the jutecloth sack with potatoes.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A woven fabric used for making sacks and bags.
They packed the coffee beans in jutecloth bags.
3. A cheap, coarse material often used in gardening.
She covered the young plants with jutecloth to protect them.
4. A natural fiber cloth that can be recycled.
The craft club made tote bags from old jutecloth.