Started in Kochi. Woven in Alleppey.

Sisal is the natural fibre that lined Porsche and Rolls-Royce cabins through most of the twentieth century — before rubber became the cheap shortcut. It traps dust on contact, is naturally odourless, and holds its structure for years without matting down or cracking.

We source it raw from Tanzania. No synthetic blend. No rubber coating. Just the fibre, woven by hand in Alleppey.

NC John & Sons have been weaving in Alleppey, Kerala since the 1940s. They made floor mats for India’s first cars — Ambassadors, Fiats, early models that families still talk about. Every Nerova mat comes off their traditional handlooms.

The weave has natural variation — density, character, warmth — that no injection-moulded product can replicate. This is what handmade actually means.

We hold interior measurements for 400+ models sold in India. When you order, we confirm your exact make, model, year, and variant before we weave a single thread.

If the mat arrives and doesn’t fit perfectly, we remake it at no charge. No questions, no forms to fill in. That’s not a policy we added as an afterthought — it’s the whole point.

Nerova started in Kochi with a straightforward premise: if you spend lakhs on a car, the details inside it matter. The floor under your feet shouldn’t be a rubber tray stamped out of a mould. It should be made — properly, for your car, by hand.

We’re a small team. We make one product. We’re not trying to be everything. We’re trying to make the best car mat available in India.