Jeidif Navy 2'6 x 8' Runner Rug

Yes. This runner is meticulously hand-tufted in India from 100% premium wool, a fiber renowned for its natural elasticity and ability to "spring back" after being stepped on. Its dense construction and 0.5-inch pile height make it an ideal, long-lasting choice for high-traffic transition zones where durability is a priority.

For 100% wool rugs, our care guidelines recommend immediate action. Blot spills—never rub—with a clean, dry cloth to prevent the liquid from soaking deep into the tufted backing. If a stain remains, use a small amount of mild detergent with cool water to gently blot the area. Avoid harsh chemicals or steam cleaners, as these can strip the natural lanolin from the wool and weaken the fibers.

At 2'6" wide and 8' long, this runner is designed to scale perfectly with standard residential hallways and narrow urban apartment corridors. The 0.5-inch profile provides a plush, luxurious feel underfoot while remaining low enough to clear most interior doors, making it a versatile addition to any transitional space.

While wool is more naturally resistant to fading than many synthetic alternatives, we recommend rotating the rug every six months if it is placed in a sun-drenched area. This ensures that any light exposure remains even across the navy checkered pattern, preserving the depth of the color and the integrity of the natural fibers over time.

Natural shedding is a common characteristic of high-quality wool rugs and is not a sign of a defect. For a new hand-tufted piece, you may notice small loose fibers on the surface initially. Based on our expertise with this material, we recommend regular vacuuming using a suction-only setting. Avoid using a beater bar, as it can be too aggressive and pull at the hand-tufted loops.

This rug is an excellent choice for pet-friendly households. The deep navy blue checkered pattern is sophisticated yet highly effective at disguising pet hair or minor tracks between cleanings. Because wool is naturally dense, pet hair tends to rest on the surface rather than weaving into the backing, making it easy to remove with a standard vacuum or lint tool.