America's handmade rug store — straight from the loom.

Two Sides of the Same Business

GetMyRugs exists because of a straightforward frustration with how the rug industry usually works: real manufacturing knowledge sitting on one side of the world, and real customers sitting on the other, with layer after layer of importers, distributors, and showroom markups in between. We closed that gap by becoming both sides of the equation ourselves — the weavers and the retailer, under one roof, selling directly to the people who'll actually walk on the rug.

Forty Years Before We Had a Website

Forty years of manufacturing history sits behind every piece we sell today. Long before GetMyRugs existed as a customer-facing brand, our family had already spent decades running looms in India, perfecting the hand-knotting, hand-tufting, and hand-weaving techniques that still define our catalog. We didn't start as a retailer who later found a supplier — we started as the supplier and built the retail experience around that existing expertise.

When GetMyRugs launched as a direct-to-consumer brand in 2016, the goal was simple: let American households buy directly from the source, at prices that reflected genuine production cost rather than a chain of intermediary margins. That's still the single biggest reason our prices across wool, silk, and jute rugs consistently undercut comparable handmade pieces sold through traditional import showrooms.

Standing Behind Our Own Work

Quality control matters enormously to us specifically because we're not just selling a rug someone else made — we're standing behind our own family's work. Every piece that leaves our looms, hand-knotted, hand-tufted, or hand-woven, passes through the same inspection process a family business applies when its own name and reputation are directly on the line.

Our relationships with weaving families run deeper than a typical supplier arrangement, too. We've worked with many of the same households across multiple generations, so specific techniques, regional motifs, and natural dyeing methods have been preserved within a stable, ongoing partnership. You can read more about how that partnership works, and how it gives back to those families, on our Thread of Hope page.

What Direct Manufacturing Means (and Doesn't)

Because we control production ourselves rather than simply selecting from a distributor's catalog, we're able to offer genuine variety across style, construction, and material that a pure retailer typically can't match.

If you're curious about the specific techniques behind our rugs, our Weaving Techniques page walks through the entire process, including the six stages every rug passes through before it ships.

It's worth being transparent about what this direct-manufacturer model does and doesn't mean. It doesn't mean every rug is custom-made from scratch — most pieces are produced in advance across our standard size and color range, the same way most established rug companies operate. What it does mean is that the entire chain from raw fiber to finished rug happens within relationships our family controls and has built over decades, rather than being sourced opportunistically from whichever factory offers the best rate that year.