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Handwoven Rag Rugs in Cotton and Colorful Stripes

Rag rugs are one of the oldest and most loved rug traditions. They are made by weaving strips of fabric into a sturdy, flat rug with a soft, textured surface. Our rag rug collection includes handwoven cotton rag rugs, colorful striped rag rugs and long rag rug runners. They bring warmth, color and a relaxed feel to farmhouse, boho, coastal and cottage-style homes.

What Is a Rag Rug?

A rag rug is a flatweave rug woven from strips of fabric, usually cotton, on a loom. The fabric strips create natural color variation, so no two stretches of stripes look exactly the same. Rag rugs are thin, flexible and often reversible. They are made to handle everyday foot traffic in busy rooms.

Why Choose a Cotton Rag Rug?

  • Handwoven texture: woven fabric strips give each rug a soft, nubby feel underfoot
  • Durable flatweave: a tight, flat construction made for kitchens, hallways and entryways
  • Reversible: many rag rugs can be flipped for even wear and a longer life
  • Easy care: shake out, vacuum or spot clean. Smaller sizes are often washable, so check each product’s care instructions
  • Naturally colorful: mixed fabric strips create one-of-a-kind color blends

Rag Rug Styles

  • Striped rag rugs: classic horizontal color bands in pastel, ivory and gray
  • Colorful rag rugs: bright, multi-color summer stripes for a cheerful room
  • Patchwork rag rugs: mixed color blocks for an eclectic, boho look
  • Kilim-style rag rugs: flat, vintage-inspired patterns that pair well with our Kilim Rugs

For more stripe designs, browse Solid and Striped Rugs. For bold color, see Multi Color Rugs.

Rag Rug Sizes: Area Rugs and Runners

  • Small rag rugs (2x3, 3x5): entryways, bathrooms, laundry rooms and bedsides
  • Rag rug runners (2x6 to 2x16): hallways, kitchens and stairs landings
  • Large rag rugs (5x8, 8x10, 9x12): living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms

Where to Use a Rag Rug

Kitchen Rag Rug and Runner

A cotton rag rug runner is a natural fit for the kitchen. It is flat enough for doors and cabinets to open freely, and easy to clean when spills happen.

Bathroom and Laundry Room

Small cotton rag rugs add color and a soft step in bathrooms and laundry rooms.

Living Room and Bedroom

A large striped rag rug anchors a sofa or bed with a relaxed, cottage-style look. It pairs well with Rustic Rugs and Scandinavian Rugs.

Kids’ Room and Nursery

Soft cotton, playful stripes and easy care make rag rugs a practical pick for nurseries and playrooms. Find more in Kids Rugs.

Beach House and Coastal Spaces

Light ivory, blue and pastel rag rugs suit breezy coastal interiors. Shop Coastal Rugs for more.

How to Style a Rag Rug

  • Pair a colorful rag rug with neutral furniture so the stripes stand out
  • Layer a small rag rug over a larger Vintage Rug for an eclectic, collected look
  • Repeat one stripe color in pillows or throws to tie the room together
  • Use a rug pad under runners and small rag rugs to keep them in place

Shop Rag Rugs at Fame Rugs

Fame Rugs offers handwoven cotton rag rugs in many sizes, from small accent rugs to long runners and large area rugs. Explore the full range in Area Rugs or see what’s popular in Trending Rugs.

What is a rag rug made of?

Rag rugs are woven from strips of fabric, most often cotton. The strips are woven into a flat, durable rug with a soft, textured surface and natural color variation.

Are rag rugs handmade?

Yes. Traditional rag rugs are handwoven on a loom from fabric strips. This gives every rug slight variations in color and texture that add to its character.

How do you clean a rag rug?

Shake it out and vacuum regularly, and spot clean spills with mild soap and water. Many smaller cotton rag rugs can be washed. Always check the care instructions on each product.

What size rag rug is best for a kitchen?

A rag rug runner (2x6 to 2x10) works well along counters and in galley kitchens. A 2x3 or 3x5 rug fits nicely in front of the sink.

Are rag rugs good for high-traffic areas?

Yes. Their tight flatweave construction makes rag rugs durable in kitchens, hallways and entryways. Many are reversible, so you can flip them for even wear.