Thread - Synthetic Material Jute String to Build Your Own Layout, Camouflage Suit, Hunting Gear & Accessories for Camo, 1/2 lb Bundle, 18" Long - Black

The colors are great. and the stuff will grab and hold real plant material from the ground. Like leafs sticks and dirt. all the things will just help to conceal you better. But it will become dirty fast. Don't plan on keeping this clean and smell free. It will be dirty and start to smell like whatever you crawl thru. This can be a good thing as it can mask your own oder.

Works great

Used for duck boat blind material. Doesn't go very far. Nice for adding some texture and accents to natural grass mats.

Ordered four colors of this and it works well. Is literally 1/10th the size of jute. Placing it on my leg while pulling threads to work with, I noticed that it kept my leg very cool. Out in the field, its almost as warm as jute. Not nearly as bulky or heavy. Will still need some jute to make it blend it though. Used about 1/4 of the jute I thought I would need removing the rest. Took about 40 hours to completely finish a ghillie from scratch. Works well to blend in if applied well.

Great product, good material and quality. Just what I needed to finish my ghillie cape. Thanks

Used this string on my ghillies suit that I was making at home and it looks good and if you add some foliage from the local area it looks very natural.

Super quality and texture. Works great as an added medían to jute and burlap.

Short version, this is a very expensive option to fluff out a suit. You can get a yard of burlap at a fabric store for under $5 (as of 2023...) and break it down and get roughly 4 times the jute strings as a single bundle here (see side by side picture). The jute holds knots better and doesn't have the same sheen as this stuff does. I used the green sparingly for the suit in the pictures as it looks out of place among the grasses here in Montana.Pros: It's precut and the colors are strong.Cons: Price. The material gets messy and tangles far easier than jute. Sheen. The square knots used to tie it to the fishnet appear to slip apart.Bottomline: I won't buy any more but I'll use the green that I did buy to weave in darker layers between other colors for contrast. Go to a fabric store if you have access to one and enjoy the satisfaction of making your own suit.