J UTE is one of the available and cheap cellulosic fibers that can be printed and used instead of other materials that may be relatively high in price. Jute is one of the bio-degradable raw materials and therefore does not cause harm to the environment along with other advantages and because of its many advantages, it is called golden fiber. Textile printing is the practice of applying color to fibers in distinct patterns or designs with sharp outlines. Inappropriately printed fibers, the color is tied to the fiber, to defend against washing and crocking. Jute fabrics can be printed with all dyes suitable for dyeing jute such as viz.-direct, basic, acid, pre-metalized, vat, azoic (naphthol), reactive, and sulfur dye and natural dyes. However, jute textiles are generally printed with direct-styled pigment colors, using the kerosene or White Spiritor mineral turpentine oil (MTO)-based emulsion thickener and a Fixer-CCL (melamineformaldehyde resin) to improve rubbing fastness.

T EXTILES were an important part of both old and social economies. They were vital to many life facets, including clothes and many other applications. Recently, the use of natural materials in textile manufacturing processes was of great importance. Among the natural materials that received great importance was the Aloe Vera plant, as it enters into all stages of textile manufacturing from the first stage to the end because of its very important and beneficial impact on this type of industry. Where it is used as UV protection, Anti-oxidant, Anti-microbial,and also in the dyeing and printing process. Add to that Aloe Vera is one of the oldest medicinal plants in human history.