flokatirugs
Natural
Our Flokati rugs are made in a family owned factory in Veria, Greece (established in 1950).
The New Zealand wool is exported to Greece for production using a weaving process that enables a 100% wool rug (wool base + wool pile) with no synthetics.
Wool
Prior to weaving, the wool is thoroughly cleaned and then rinsed to remove 99.9% of any dirt & vegetation from the wool.
The wool is then air dried over drying racks prior to the weaving process.
Sizes
We have the most sizes in the 2000gsm density (Round & Square rugs).
If you select the 1200gsm or 3000gsm, you will notice we do not keep as many sizes in these densities.
Density
We supply 3 densities. 1200gsm / 2000gsm / 3000gsm.
'gsm' means 'grams per square meter'.
As an example, 2000gsm is 2kg of wool per square meter.
Visit the link below to learn more on density (with photo comparisons).
CLICK HERE to view comparisons.
Unpack
After unpacking your rug, ensure you 'fluff' it up and tease it out with your fingers or a brush.
Your Flokati needs to be brushed to remove loose wool.
Can’t believe you can get so much wooly luxury for the price. Both rugs look gorgeous. I’m so happy with my purchase. The 3000gsm is super luxurious and worth the extra $. I highly recommend these rugs. Incredible value
I purchased 2 rugs as I totally fell in love with the natural colour but using it in an airbnb I knew (or so I thought) I needed a backup incase the worst happened - Red wine!
Well let me say, I was the one who dropped an open bottle of red on my new gorgeous rug and thought that would be that. I read the cleaning instructions and after a little bit of careful cleaning, to my total amazement there is not trace of any red wine stain whatsoever!
Thankyou for a beautiful rug that not only looks and feels amazing but durable as well :)
This rug is absolutely cosy and lush, and gave the room instant character. Excellent value for money. Delivery was prompt and hassle free.
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Great! Wasn't expecting so many clumps to fall out though so soon, and the strands are more 'noodle-y' than I expected.