Colonial Mills Jackson Braided Rug - Federal Blue

Give your home traditional style with a modern twist with the Colonial Mills Jackson collection of braided rugs in Federal Blue with creamy white. These beautiful flat-braided rugs feature softer-hued colors to add an updated feel to this classic, two-color style. They enable you to add texture and subtle color to any room in your home without competing with your existing decor. Made of 65% polyester and 35% wool, these Colonial Mills rugs are constructed for long-lasting quality and durability. Because they are reversible, you will enjoy even longer wear from these beautiful rugs. Proudly made in the U.S.A. by Colonial Mills.

Sizes offered in this rug:
Following are all sizes for this rug. Please note that some may be currently unavailable due to inventory. Also, please note that rug sizes may vary by up to 4 inches in dimensions listed.
Dimensions:
1.8 x 2.3 ft.
2 x 3 ft.
2 x 4 ft.
3 x 5 ft.
4 x 6 ft.
5 x 8 ft.
7 x 9 ft.
8 x 11 ft.
10 x 13 ft.
12 x 15 ft.
4 ft. Round
6 ft. Round
8 ft. Round
10 ft. Round
12 ft. Round
2 x 6 ft. Runner
2 x 8 ft. Runner
2 x 10 ft. Runner
2 x 12 ft. Runner
8 x 28 in. Stair Tread
1.1 x 2.3 ft. Heart

Caring for your Colonial Mills Rug:
Retain the beauty of your rug with regular vacuuming using the hard-surface attachment of your vacuum. Remove spots with any dry-cleaning fluid. Periodic professional dry cleaning is recommended.

About Colonial Mills
The resurgent popularity of braided texture comes as no surprise to Colonial Mills, Inc. (CMI). For the past several years, CMI has developed new colors and styles that will capture the home decorating imagination of just about anyone. CMI considers a braid as a method of construction, not a style. Braided construction adds a distinctive look and premium durability to rug styles ranging from contemporary to traditional. Creating exceptional rugs and providing superior customer service is a team effort at CMI, proudly recognized as a trusted supplier to the best-known retailers in the United States today.