Rope Types
Quick guide to the Pro's and Con's of different rope types.

The classic shibari favourite
Jute - Single Ply
Pros
- Traditional
- Inexpensive
- Lightweight
- Strong
- Low stretch
- Flexible
Cons
- Absorbant
- Sheds fibres
- Slightly scratchy, especially for those with texture sensitivities

Hardworking favourite
Jute - Double ply
Pros
- Hardwearing
- Inexpensive
- Low maintenance
- Lightweight
Cons
- Absorbant
- Less flexible than single ply
- Slightly scratchy, especially for those with texture sensitivities
- Sheds fibres

Rebel's favourite
Hemp
Pros
- Strong
- Dense
- Heavy
- Smooth - no itch
- Available in lots of colours
- Naturally antibacterial
- Ethically grown
Cons
- Heavy (some people love the weight of hemp, some hate it)
- Relatively expensive

The babygirl's bestie
Bamboo
Pros
- Super soft
- Lightweight
- Flexible
- Great for sensitive skin
- First choice for decorative ties
- Tons of colours
Cons
- Knots can over-compact when pulled too tight
- Stretchy
- Not suitable for suspension
- Easy to snag
- Absorbant

The Raver's favourite
Glow Ropes
Pros
- Soft
- Easily washed
- Perfect for nightclub wear
- Glows in the dark
- UV reactive
Cons
- Synthetic fiber
- Requires UV Lamp for full effect
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