Two decades of the frontline

Call of Duty began in 2003 as a Second World War shooter from Infinity Ward and grew into one of the best-selling entertainment franchises in the world. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare in 2007 changed online multiplayer forever with killstreaks, perks and ranks; Treyarch's Black Ops series and its Zombies mode built a loyal following of their own; and Warzone, launched in 2020, brought the series to battle royale. A new game arrives almost every year, and for millions of players, the start of a new Call of Duty is an annual ritual.

A Call of Duty rug brings that history to the floor of the setup. Ours are printed into short velvet, so camo patterns, sharp emblems and the fine detail of an operator's gear come out crisp, and they go in the washing machine.

Ghost

Simon "Ghost" Riley, the quiet Task Force 141 operator in a skull-print balaclava, is one of the most recognizable characters in gaming, and his mask has become an icon in its own right. A Ghost skull design on a round rug is bold, graphic and instantly recognized by any Call of Duty fan. In black and white on a dark ground, it suits a minimalist gaming setup as well as a man cave.

Task Force 141

The Modern Warfare games revolve around a small band of operators: Captain John Price, with his boonie hat and mustache; Soap MacTavish; Gaz; Ghost; and later Alejandro, Rudy and Farah. Their missions are some of the most memorable in the series. A squad design, the team in silhouette against a sunset or a stormy sky, is a cinematic rug for fans of the campaigns.

Missions people still talk about

Call of Duty's campaigns have produced some of gaming's most memorable missions: crawling through the abandoned city of Pripyat in a ghillie suit in "All Ghillied Up", storming a dark townhouse in night vision, the slow, desperate defense of a crashed helicopter. A design inspired by a favorite mission, a sniper's view over Pripyat's Ferris wheel or a night-vision silhouette, is a cinematic rug for players who loved the stories as much as the multiplayer.

Black Ops and the Cold War

Treyarch's Black Ops series took the campaign into the Cold War: Alex Mason, Frank Woods and Jason Hudson, a mysterious set of numbers, Vietnam jungles and Soviet bases. Viktor Reznov, from World at War and Black Ops, remains one of the series' most loved characters. Black Ops designs lean toward grainy 1960s photography, red-and-black propaganda and old military maps, a moody, retro look that suits a study or a den.

Nuketown

Nuketown, the small 1950s-style test town with two houses, a bus and a yard full of mannequins, first appeared in Black Ops and has returned in game after game. Its tight layout makes for chaotic, fast matches, and its retro colors, pastel houses, white picket fences and red-roofed bus, make a surprisingly cheerful design. A top-down Nuketown rug is a fun, nostalgic choice for a game room, and a clever one for a gaming chair, right in the middle of the map.

Zombies

Zombies mode, introduced in World at War and expanded through the Black Ops games, has a culture all its own: rounds that never end, Easter eggs, perk machines and wonder weapons. Its icons make some of the most fun Call of Duty designs:

• Perk-a-Cola machines, Juggernog, Quick Revive, Speed Cola and Double Tap, each a retro soda machine in its own color.
• The mystery box, glowing blue, offering a random weapon or a teddy bear.
• The Ray Gun, the series' classic wonder weapon.
• Pack-a-Punch, the machine that upgrades your gun with a burst of colored light.

A row of perk machines on a rug is a colorful, retro design that suits a game room or a basement bar.

Camo

Camouflage is part of the series' language: woodland, desert, digital and tiger stripes for the traditionalists, and gold, diamond and animated mastery camos for the players who grind every weapon to the end. A camo-pattern rug is one of the most versatile designs in this collection: classic woodland or digital camo suits a man cave, a teen's room or a hunting lodge whether or not anyone plays the game, and a gold or diamond camo design is the ultimate grinder's trophy.

Prestige and emblems

Every Call of Duty player knows the prestige system: reach the maximum rank, reset, and earn a new emblem, over and over. Prestige icons, calling cards and emblems are badges of time served. A prestige-style emblem on a round rug is a trophy for the floor, and through our custom rugs, you can recreate your own emblem or calling card.

The classic maps

Map	Game	Known for
Crash	Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare	A downed helicopter in a dusty town
Rust	Modern Warfare 2 (2009)	A tiny oil yard and one tower
Terminal and Highrise	Modern Warfare 2 (2009)	An airport and a skyscraper roof
Nuketown	Black Ops	Two houses and a yard of mannequins
Raid and Hijacked	Black Ops II	A Hollywood villa and a superyacht
Shoot House and Shipment	Modern Warfare (2019)	Close-quarters chaos

Small, famous maps like Rust and Shipment read clearly even on a 3.3×5 ft rug, while a sprawling map such as Raid looks best at 5×7 ft.

Every era of players has its favorite map. A rug inspired by yours is a conversation starter for anyone who played it.

Killstreaks

UAVs, care packages, attack helicopters, the AC-130 and the legendary Tactical Nuke: killstreak rewards turned good runs into spectacles. Their icons are simple and graphic, and a killstreak design is a fun nod for players who remember their first nuke, or are still chasing it.

Warzone

Warzone turned Call of Duty into a battle royale, with huge maps like Verdansk, the Gulag second-chance arena and loadout drops. Verdansk's return became an event of its own. For players who mostly drop into Warzone, a Verdansk map or Gulag design is a perfect fit for the setup.

Split-screen and LAN nights

For a whole generation, Call of Duty meant split-screen: four friends on one couch, one television, arguing about screen-watching. Later came LAN parties and party chat. A rug in the room where those nights happened, in front of the couch or under the gaming chairs, is a nod to years of friendly rivalry, and the perfect gift for the friend who always carried the lobby.

Operators and seasons

Modern Call of Duty runs in seasons, each with a battle pass, new operators, weapon blueprints and limited-time modes. Players collect skins and finishing moves and show off their favorites in the lobby. A rug inspired by a favorite operator or a season's key art is a way to mark the year you played the most.

Man caves and game rooms

Call of Duty is a man-cave classic: a big screen, a couch, a mini fridge and friends on a Friday night. A camo or Ghost rug under the coffee table or the gaming chairs ties the room together. Pair it with dark walls, black furniture and green or red accent lighting. See our man cave rugs for more.

A competitive setup

For players who take ranked play seriously, the rug matters: it should grip, lie flat and let the chair move freely. Choose Standard in 3.3×5 or 4×6 ft: its 5 mm crushed velvet on a non-slip faux leather back stays put during a tense final round. If you also play other tactical shooters, our Counter-Strike, Valorant and Halo pages are worth a look.

Colors and rooms

Call of Duty designs range from muted military greens, browns and greys to bright Zombies neon and gleaming gold camo. Military palettes suit wood, leather and dark metal; Zombies designs suit a playful game room; Ghost's black-and-white skull suits a modern minimalist setup. Our gaming rugs have more ideas for the rest of the room.

Sizes and levels

A Ghost skull or prestige emblem suits a 3.3 to 4.6 ft (100 to 140 cm) round rug. A camo pattern, Nuketown or a squad design suits a rectangle, 4×6 or 5×7 ft. In front of a couch, choose Premium, 7 mm plush velvet on a bamboo and cotton back, which is softer and warmer for long sessions on the floor.

Gifts

A Call of Duty rug is a great gift for a squadmate, a Zombies grinder or a teenager who counts down to every new release. If you aren't sure which design to choose, Ghost's skull or a classic camo pattern is the safest. Every rug is printed to order in 1–3 business days and ships from Turkey; US delivery usually takes 2–5 business days after that.

Care

Machine wash on a gentle, cold cycle and let it air dry flat. Vacuum on a low setting between washes. The design is printed into the fibers, so the camo stays crisp.

A note on the series

Dog tags

Kill Confirmed, introduced in Modern Warfare 3 in 2011, made dog tags the heart of a mode: you only score when you grab the tags an enemy drops. A pair of steel dog tags on a ball chain, stamped with your gamertag or a family name, makes a simple, personal rug for a player's room or a military family's den, and it reads clearly even from across the room.

Padrift is an independent studio. Call of Duty and its characters are named to describe what our designs are inspired by; we are not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Activision or Microsoft.