Natural jute tote bags and woven export accessories styled in a warm studio setting

Natural Fiber Goods for Global Buyers

Export-ready jute bags, storage pieces and soft-texture accessories curated for retailers, wholesalers and sustainable private-label programs.

Handwoven Hogla and Jute Decor

Layered baskets, placemats and artisan homeware made from biodegradable Bangladeshi fibers for modern interiors and gifting collections.

Custom Yarn, Rope and OEM Supply

Consistent jute yarn, rope and woven components developed for packaging, horticulture, industrial use and buyer-led custom specifications.

Biodegradable jute & seagrass hogla fibers
FOB, CNF & CIF export from Bangladesh
Private label, custom sizing & packing
Quality-first, on-time shipment
Sarwar Hossain, Owner of Sunzamul Jute Impex, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Message from the owner

Sarwar Hossain

Owner of Sunzamul Jute Impex, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Since
2020
12+Years of export experience

My name is Sarwar Hossain, and I am the proprietor of Sunzamul Jute Impex, a trading company based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, established in 2020. We specialize in the export and supply of a wide range of jute products, seagrass hogla leaf products, and handicrafts to international markets. Although my company was established in 2020, I have over 12 years of prior professional experience in this industry, including serving as a Chief Export Officer at a company specializing in the manufacture of jute products and handicrafts. This extensive experience has provided me with valuable industry knowledge and expertise, which have been instrumental in establishing and developing my own business and ensuring the supply of quality products to our international buyers.

Bangladesh is home to many manufacturers of jute products and handicrafts. Since establishing my company, I have built a strong business partnership with an experienced and reputable manufacturer that has a proven track record of exporting products successfully to various international markets. We currently work closely with this established manufacturing partner to regularly supply and export jute and handicraft products to overseas buyers. This partnership enables us to offer reliable product quality and competitive pricing to our customers.

Our manufacturing partner has the production and shipping capacity to supply up to four 40-foot High Cube (HC) containers per month. 

Quality-first sourcing Natural fiber expertise Competitive pricing

Products

Natural Fiber Collection

Jute plants and natural fiber sustainability Hogla mat texture Jute yarn texture

Material story

Golden Jute and Seagrass Craftsmanship for Conscious Buyers:

What is Jute:

  • Jute, widely known as the "Golden Fibre" is a natural, biodegradable, and eco-friendly fibre that plays a significant role in Bangladesh’s economy. Bangladesh is one of the world’s leading producers and exporters of jute and jute products. The two principal varieties of jute cultivated in Bangladesh are White Jute "Corchorus capsularis" and Tossa Jute "Corchorus olitorius". Kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus), commonly known as mesta, is a different plant species.

  • Jute grows best in warm, humid climates with adequate rainfall. After harvesting, the stalks are retted in water to separate the fibres, which are then processed into yarn, rope, fabric, sacks, and a wide range of handicraft and lifestyle products. Bangladesh is renowned for the quality and versatility of its jute products, which are exported to markets around the world.

  • With growing global awareness of environmental sustainability, jute is an excellent alternative to many conventional plastic products. It is used to manufacture reusable shopping bags, packaging materials, home dĂ©cor, handicrafts, and other eco-friendly products. By choosing jute, consumers and businesses can support sustainable materials, help reduce dependence on single-use plastics, and contribute to the livelihoods of farmers and artisans in Bangladesh.

What is Sea-grass Hogla:

Sea-grass Hogla is a natural, biodegradable, and eco-friendly grass known by its botanical name "Typha Elephantina". It grows abundantly in Bangladesh, particularly in the low-lying areas of Agailjhara. Hogla leaves are processed into rope and used to make a wide range of handicrafts, including baskets, vases, pots, placemats, and other decorative and functional products. These products are made using both machine-stitching and traditional handmade techniques. With growing international demand, particularly in European markets, Hogla products offer excellent export potential while creating employment opportunities and supporting rural livelihoods in Bangladesh.