All Adam Carpets are crafted with 100% wool or wool blends, including their 80/20 blend of wool and nylon. They always use either British wool, which lends strength and durability to a carpet, or New Zealand wool, a softer, whiter solution perfect for dying with a range of other colours.

These easy-care carpets don’t just deliver on stunning designs and textures, but they are more resistant to staining due to wool’s natural waxy coating and also pick up less dust due to their anti-static qualities. Wool carpets are also a safe solution in that they are not known to trigger any allergies in people and do not promote the growth of bacteria in the home.

A sustainable, natural material, wool has been utilised for thousands of years as one of the most effective forces of weather-protection, as it is able to withstand intense levels of wear and high temperatures. Wool is a renewable fibre source, and reflects Adam Carpets’ commitment to safeguarding the environment and improving the carpet industry for future generations. It is also a biodegradable material, and can be returned to the soil to decompose at the end of its life as your carpet, unlike many other synthetic fibres.

With naturally insulative and breathable properties, Adam Carpets are the perfect solution for reducing your energy costs and carbon emissions, from the start of the production process right to your floor. Its high absorbency also means it dyes easily while remaining colourfast, without the need for any harsh chemicals.

For almost 100 years, Adam Carpets have been supplying wonderful wool carpets to British homes and have become widely known for their high quality and style over that period.

They have continuously worked to improve their eco-credentials, reducing their landfill waste by over 60% in just four years. A member of the Enco Environmental Network, Adam Carpets have made investments in greener production methods such as installing energy efficient boilers, developing a by-product from waste into a raw material for a paper mill, turning two waste products into new materials to produce carpet underlay, recycling water in their dyehouse to be reused, trialling the use of filtered fine wool fibres into animal bedding, and segregating a waste stream in their production process that serves to give a local charity materials for art classes.

Adam Carpets are still striving to continue greenifying their production and manufacturing process and methods, helping you to help make the world a better place with every purchase you make.