Synthetic Rug Fibers

At The Rug Mart Carpet One Floor & Home in Flemington, NJ, we are well versed in rugs. From help with things like product look and feel, we want to help you choose the best product for your needs and lifestyle. A large part of the choice you make will the fiber your rug will be made out of. Every rug fiber has different characteristics, performance abilities, and looks. There are popular synthetic and natural fibers used to make area rugs and carpets; read here to learn more about the synthetic ones!

	Nylon Nylon is the most popular synthetic fiber, and it is beautiful and long-lasting. Stain and soil resistant, nylon withstands heavy foot traffic. It is also made from recycled materials.
Polyester Polyester is known for its vibrant color and softness. It is stain-resistant and made from recycled plastic bottles, which makes it ideal for those who want to choose a fiber that is “green."
	Olefin Olefin is a colorfast fiber that feels like wool, meaning it is incredibly soft and comfortable. Olefin is often combined with other fabrics to create carpet and doesn’t grow mildew. It is not the highest-performing carpet in terms of resiliency in high-traffic areas.