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Rugs Made to Walk On

Wool and jute rugs woven for daily use, not display shelves.

✓ Hand-Knotted New Zealand Wool Pile✓ Every Rug Checked Before Dispatch✓ 30-Day Returns
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Fiber Disclosure wool, jute, cotton listed plainly
Pre-Dispatch Inspection each rug unrolled and checked
Direct Mill Purchase no unnamed reseller markup
Rolled Shipping wrapped and boxed for transit
30-Day Return Window unused rugs, original packaging
Cash or Bank Transfer no card fees added
Inspected knot by knot• Direct Dispatch• Hassle-Free Returns• ✓ Insured & Protected Delivery• Inspected knot by knot• Direct Dispatch• Hassle-Free Returns• ✓ Insured & Protected Delivery•

What Each Rug Is Made Of

The fiber and weave that make up every rug we sell, listed plainly.

Primary Fiber Sourced from wool graded for rug-weight yarn, not garment-weight yarn.

New Zealand Wool Pile

Gives the rug its softness underfoot and its ability to spring back after furniture is moved.

✓ Checked before it leaves the warehouse
Structural Layer Plant fiber woven into the base before the pile is tied on.

Jute Backing

Holds the knots in place and keeps the rug lying flat on the floor.

✓ Checked before it leaves the warehouse
Finishing Detail Cotton yarn stitched along the border by hand.

Cotton Fringe and Edge Binding

Stops the edge from fraying and keeps the corners from curling up over time.

✓ Checked before it leaves the warehouse

What to Expect After It Arrives

What actually happens to a wool rug in the weeks after you unroll it.

01

Unrolling and Settling

A rolled wool rug can look slightly wavy at first. Laying it flat and walking on it for a few days lets the fibers relax into place.

02

Pile Settling In

Over the first few weeks, the pile flattens slightly under regular foot traffic and furniture, which is normal for a hand-knotted rug.

03

Daily Wear

After that, the rug holds its shape under normal use. Rotating it every few months evens out wear from sun and foot traffic.

Rugs Made to Walk On

01

Wool, Jute and Cotton Only

No synthetic pile, no glued-on fiber. Each rug is spun and knotted from natural fiber, so it holds shape and takes daily foot traffic.

02

Hand-Knotted, Not Machine-Punched

Each knot is tied by hand, row by row. That construction is what keeps a rug lying flat for years instead of curling at the edges.

03

Every Rug Checked Before Dispatch

Before a rug leaves our warehouse, we lay it flat, check the edges, count knot rows and look for dye bleed or loose fringe.

04

Rolled and Boxed for the Trip

Rugs are rolled face-in, wrapped in breathable cloth, then boxed. That keeps the pile from creasing and the corners from getting crushed in transit.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know what size rug fits my room?
Measure your floor space first, then leave at least a hand's width of floor showing around the rug edge. Our product pages list the exact rug dimensions in centimetres, not just small, medium or large.
How is my rug packed and how long does delivery take?
Every rug is rolled face-in, wrapped, then boxed to protect the pile and corners. Order before 11:00 on a business day and it ships that same day; exact delivery timing and shipping cost are listed on our delivery page.
Can I return a rug if it does not fit my room?
Yes. You have 30 days from delivery to return an unused rug in its original packaging. Contact us first so we can arrange the return.
Are these rugs really hand-knotted or are they machine-made?
Every rug listed as hand-knotted is tied by hand, row by row, on a loom. We state the construction method on each product page, so you know whether you are buying a hand-knotted, hand-tufted or machine-woven rug.
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