DIIChindi Home Collection Handwoven Multicolor Area Rag Rug, 20x31.5

Decent rugTiny bit smaller than I expected, but still fineNo anti slide backing, which is exactly how I wanted it.I have washed it a few times in my wash machine. Seems fine.I wash separately on cold, NO BLEACH, gentle to normal, depending on dirt and mud. Sheds a little bit, but not bad, holding up well.

I love these rugs!! I bought 2in different colors.They are really well made and the colors are great! As you can see in the picture it still has a crease from being folded for shipping. I just now put it down, so I’m very confident it will flatten out. They are the perfect size to put in front of my recliner! I would definitely recommend these rugs to everyone.😁🥰

The rug itself is very nice and of good quality, but has a lot more white and gray stripes mixed in than the picture shows- my reason for 4 stars. The picture makes it appear more solid black with some dark gray mixed in.

Luv this rug. I used a rug liner as suggested. It doesn’t look striped at all. Subtle various colors. Edges are not 100% straight on one side but that adds to the handmade nature of the workmanship. It’s just what I was hoping it would be for my forest bathroom theme.

When I bought my current desk chair many years ago, it became a great addition to my den. I've used that chair for an untold number of hours over the years, but despite the extensive use it still looks and feels great. Part of the reason is I've always kept the seat upholstery covered, and what's worked the best is an old-fashioned "rag rug." That's what my family has always called them because rather than being made from a weaving process they're made by using pieces of cloth materials rolled into a tight tube-like shape and then the tubes are all stitched together, side-by-side. Depending on the materials used to make the tubes and how they are sewn together, the rug can be anything from soft and supple, to stiff and strong, with all kinds of variations in-between. Well the rag rug I've used on the chair finally give up-the-ghost recently after many, many trips through our washing machine (having the seat covered also saves the need to have the upholstery cleaned). So I ordered three new rugs, one of which was this DII Chindi, in gray. It looks great and feels just as good. The price on these rugs is a lot more than what the original cost, but everything has gone up and their cost today is just as affordable as those of long ago. I actually think these rag rugs make better "toppers" for chair seats and cabinet tops than they do floor rugs because they don't have any kind of non-slip backing on them. That means that unless you use them on wall-to-wall carpeting they do tend to slip on vinyl flooring and a lot of different tile floors. Regardless, if you have a use for a rag rug, these are great!

Received this great-sized, smartly-priced rug and was immediately put off by the overwhelming chemical laundry smell. Since I don’t like returning things ;) I let it air out for months before using. I really love the look and it’s cozy and functional (but!) now that I’m giving it a good clean, I realize that some of the woven jean pieces were super dirty when this rug was made. My purchase went from pretty great to hmmm not-great ✅ 👀

Great quality. Perfect size and color for the space. Advised allow 2 weeks but arrived in a few days. Would recommend.

Under no circumstances whatsoever do I recommend buying these rugs AT ALL! 1) I ordered two of these rugs and they came a few days ago and opened the box I was thoroughly appalled at how BADLY they stank! These rugs, new out of the box, stink of mold and having sat in someone's watery, flooded basement for ages. I immediately threw them in the wash, by themselves, with a generous amount of scent crystals detergents and such and even though they were washed, they still stank of mold! 2) according to the product description, and, I might add the cardboard tag attached to the rugs themselves, these things are machine washable. They are not washable by any means, period! A fact eluded to by the tag attached to the rugs themselves! Not only that, according to the tag on the rugs, you're not even supposed to vacuum them, but "shake them" to get rid of the dirt, which again, I will add, neither the product description on Amazon nor on the cardboard store tags ever mentioned this! I did not think to check the tags on the rugs until after they had gone through the wash, on the gentle cycle I might add, and found that brand new, they were falling apart and unraveling after being washed! 3) it was then that I found 2 other pieces of information that neither the cardboard store tags nor the product description mention. 4) The tags on the rugs themselves very EXPLICITLY warn you make well sure you've placed something under your news rugs, a barrier between the rugs and your floors. Why? Because the tag warns you that they will bleed dye color on to your flooring!! 5) And most importantly, t was this last bit of information that alarmed me the most! According to the tags attached to the rugs themselves and, nowhere on the product description nor on the store tags, does it warn the buyer that these rugs FAILED THE GOVERNMENT FIRE SAFETY TESTS AND ARE HIGHLY FLAMMABLE!! These things should even be sold in the first place!!