What size doormat should I choose?

Measure your doorway and pick a mat at least as wide as the door; a little wider looks built-in and catches more dirt. A 24 in x 36 in mat suits a standard single door, while larger sizes fit double doors, patios, and runners.

Can I use this mat outside?

It is ideal for covered and semi-covered spots like porches, awnings, and breezeways. Coir is natural coconut fiber, so it lasts longest when it is not sitting in standing water or taking a direct downpour.

How do I clean and care for it?

Shake it out or vacuum regularly, and spot-clean with a damp cloth. Let it dry flat and avoid soaking it, which keeps the natural fiber looking its best.

Will it fit under my storm or screen door?

Measure the gap under your fully open door and compare it to the mat thickness. Lower-profile mats are the safe pick for tight storm-door and screen-door clearances.

How fast does it ship, and can I return it?

Stock mats ship fast from our U.S. warehouse and are backed by 30-day returns. See our shipping and return policies for the details.

Coco Coir Doormat - Woven Back, Thick

Specs & Materials

Surface: 100% natural coir (coconut-husk fiber), densely packed for scraping power
Backing: traditional woven construction — lies flat, holds its shape, resists edge curl
Thickness: 1" or 2" brush profile (standard doormats are about 1/2")
Sizes: 19 options from 14" × 24" to 48" × 72"
Weight: 3–31 lb depending on size — stays put without anchors
Best for: covered entries — porches, mudrooms, foyers, garages
Origin: woven in India from sustainably harvested coconut husk

Choosing Your Thickness

1" Thick — everyday scraping with lower clearance. The safer choice if the mat sits under a storm or screen door (most have under 1" of swing clearance), and lighter to lift and shake out.

2" Thick — maximum brushing power and the longest service life; the extra fiber depth takes years of heavy traffic. Choose it for open porches, garages, and high-traffic entries where door clearance isn't a constraint.

Not sure? Measure the gap under your door at its lowest point and pick the thickness below it.

Care & Cleaning

Shake, brush, or vacuum to refresh the fibers — no washing needed.

Best under cover: a roofed porch, entryway, or mudroom keeps coir performing for years.
Light shedding of natural fiber is normal, especially in the first weeks.
Coir naturally resists mold and mildew, but avoid prolonged soaking — let the mat dry flat if it gets wet.

Shipping & Returns

Orders ship fast from our U.S. warehouse, and every stock mat is backed by 30-day returns. See our shipping policy and return policy for details.

Common Questions

What size doormat should I choose?: Measure your doorway and pick a mat at least as wide as the door; a little wider looks built-in and catches more dirt. A 24 in x 36 in mat suits a standard single door, while larger sizes fit double doors, patios, and runners.
Can I use this mat outside?: It is ideal for covered and semi-covered spots like porches, awnings, and breezeways. Coir is natural coconut fiber, so it lasts longest when it is not sitting in standing water or taking a direct downpour.
How do I clean and care for it?: Shake it out or vacuum regularly, and spot-clean with a damp cloth. Let it dry flat and avoid soaking it, which keeps the natural fiber looking its best.
Will it fit under my storm or screen door?: Measure the gap under your fully open door and compare it to the mat thickness. Lower-profile mats are the safe pick for tight storm-door and screen-door clearances.
How fast does it ship, and can I return it?: Stock mats ship fast from our U.S. warehouse and are backed by 30-day returns. See our shipping and return policies for the details.

Dense natural coir fibers made from coconut husk scrape off mud, sand, and grass before it reaches your floors.
Traditional woven, stay-flat backing helps the mat hold its shape and resist edge curl in high-traffic entryways.
Extra-thick 1" or 2" profile delivers stronger brushing power than standard 0.5" coir mats.
Best for covered entries — porches, mudrooms, foyers, garages — to keep doorways clean and welcoming.
Low-maintenance care — just shake, brush, or vacuum to refresh the fibers.

Welcome guests with a clean, natural-looking entry. This woven coco coir doormat is made from densely packed, sustainably sourced coconut husk fibers that scrub dirt, mud, and grit off shoes before they track indoors. The traditional woven construction gives the mat structure so it lays flat and helps prevent curling, even in busy doorways. Choose from extra-thick 1" or 2" heights for stronger scraping action than thin coir mats.

Use it at covered front porches, patios, mudrooms, garages, or office thresholds to keep high-traffic areas cleaner. To maintain, simply shake out, brush, or vacuum as needed. For longest life, place in a covered or indoor entry so the natural coir fibers can dry between uses.