Druggets manufacturer in India, made to order

A drugget is a flat-woven, durable floor covering. It has no pile: the pattern and the structure are in the weave itself, which is why it wears evenly and lies flat. Druggets are usually made in wool, cotton or jute, and are most often plain or striped. They are used as floor coverings in their own right and as under-rugs beneath a finer carpet.

In the Indian trade the same flat-woven family is also called dhurrie or durrie, and kilim is the name used in Turkey and Iran. The words overlap, so a buyer in your market may search for any of them. See our pages on wholesale kilim and dhurrie rugs and the flatweave and dhurrie complete guide.

• Cotton druggets are light, flat and easy to fold, which suits a retail range.
• Wool druggets have a denser, warmer handle and are the traditional choice.
• Jute druggets give a natural, textured look. See the fibres guide for how the fibres compare.

All our druggets are handmade, hand woven. Ask for the construction and fibre of the specific quality you want, because the exact build depends on the design. Specifications are written on your quote; the general list is on rug specifications.

Common drugget sizes in the Bhadohi trade are 2x3, 2x4, 3x5, 4x6, 5x7, 5x8 and 6x9 ft, and 160x230 cm (IndiaMART woven durries listings, checked 3 November 2026). Custom sizes are made from 1 piece, so tell us the size you need.

Fibres are wool, cotton, jute and blends. The weave is flat and reversible with no pile, and a cotton warp with a wool weft is a common build (Gaatha, handmade wool-by-cotton durri, checked 3 November 2026).

Many Bhadohi makers do not use the word drugget. They list the same family as flatweave, dhurrie, durrie or punja dhurrie, so search for any of those names when you compare suppliers.

Wholesalers and importers who stock flat-woven floor coverings, retailers and rug brands filling an accessible price tier, furniture and home stores that want an under-rug or a plain runner, and designers and hospitality buyers who need a low-profile, hard-wearing floor covering. For project work see the contract programme.

Because the minimum order is 1 piece, you can order a design in plain and striped versions, or in more than one fibre, and see what sells before committing to a bulk run. Read the rug sampling process to see how a sample moves to production.

Raheem and Son has made rugs in Bhadohi since 1927. Flatweaves, kilims and dhurries are made in-house, in our own production, to your design, size and colour. Our registration is with the Carpet Export Promotion Council (CEPC).

• Sampling takes 5 to 20 days, and the sampling cost is credited against your order.
• Bulk production takes 8 to 16 weeks from sample approval.
• Payment is 50% advance and 50% before dispatch.
• Colour is approved under D65, TL84 and A light before production.
• Quality tolerances: weight plus or minus 5%, size plus or minus 3%, skew up to 1 inch. See rug quality control.
• Labels, barcodes and packaging are available on request. See labels, barcodes and packaging.
• Shipments go worldwide, usually FOB Nhava Sheva, and can be split. See export and logistics.
• Factory visits can be arranged through sales@raheemandson.com.

For brand-building details read OEM and private label.

Send us your size, fibre and plain or striped design on the bulk quote form. To compare us with other suppliers use the rug manufacturer checklist, and for the wider route see wholesale rugs.

Core references: OEM and private label, rug specifications, how to order, wholesale rugs and the sample program.

See also: Wholesale kilim and dhurrie rugs · Rug fibres guide · Request a bulk quote · Rug sampling process · Export and logistics · Contract programme · Wholesale rugs