EQ3 Slub Rug

A slub weave incorporates yarn with intentional variations in thickness, creating a tactile, uneven surface. This technique gives the rug an organic, high-end look that feels more natural and less uniform than machine-made alternatives.

Yes, New Zealand wool is naturally durable and resilient, making it an excellent choice for high-traffic spaces. However, because it is handwoven, we recommend placing it in areas where you want to emphasize comfort and texture rather than heavy-duty utility.

Yes, a rug pad is highly recommended. It will prevent the rug from slipping on hard floors, protect the underside from wear, and add an extra layer of cushioning to the 0.3-inch pile.

To keep the rug looking its best, vacuum regularly using a suction-only attachment; avoid using a beater bar, as it can snag the handwoven fibers. Rotate the rug every few months to ensure even wear and exposure to light.

Not at all. Those variations are a hallmark of the handwoven process and the natural New Zealand wool. They are intentional design features that give the rug its authentic, organic character rather than flaws.