Custom 100% Linen Blackout Curtains – Natural Texture
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Order Processing Time1-8 days(Including production)
Description
Bring timeless elegance and comfort to your home with linen blackout curtains that combine natural texture with complete light control. Crafted from a soft linen-cotton blend, these drapes offer the perfect balance of style, privacy, and performance — ideal for bedrooms, nurseries, and cozy living spaces.
Specifications:
- Material: 90% Polyester，10% linen
- Weight: 1000 g/m in imperial units
- Bottom Hem: 1.5 inches — enhances blackout effect and drape quality
- Side Tuck: 2 inches from the side hem to the first pleat on each side
- Sold Individually: per panel
Bring timeless elegance and comfort to your home with linen blackout curtains that combine natural texture with complete light control. Crafted from a soft linen-cotton blend, these drapes offer the perfect balance of style, privacy, and performance — ideal for bedrooms, nurseries, and cozy living spaces.
Specifications:
- Material: 90% Polyester，10% linen
- Weight: 1000 g/m in imperial units
- Bottom Hem: 1.5 inches — enhances blackout effect and drape quality
- Side Tuck: 2 inches from the side hem to the first pleat on each side
- Sold Individually: per panel
Care
- Dry clean recommended for best results and fabric longevity.
- If spot cleaning, use a mild detergent and cold water only.
- Do not bleach or tumble dry.
- Do not wash in hot water.
- Low-heat ironing or steaming is advised to remove natural linen creases.
- Because linen-cotton blends have a natural texture, slight wrinkles are part of their relaxed charm.
- Dry clean recommended for best results and fabric longevity.
- If spot cleaning, use a mild detergent and cold water only.
- Do not bleach or tumble dry.
- Do not wash in hot water.
- Low-heat ironing or steaming is advised to remove natural linen creases.
- Because linen-cotton blends have a natural texture, slight wrinkles are part of their relaxed charm.
Tips
- Curtain lengths are available in 1-inch increments due to handmade craftsmanship.
- Slight color variations may occur between dye lots.
- Curtain hooks are included; rings and rods are sold separately.
- Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, and kids’ rooms.
- Curtain lengths are available in 1-inch increments due to handmade craftsmanship.
- Slight color variations may occur between dye lots.
- Curtain hooks are included; rings and rods are sold separately.
- Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, and kids’ rooms.
Features & benefits
Noise & Heat Control
Custom-Made for You
Soft Linen Texture
100% Blackout Performance
Blackout difference
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How to Choose Hanging Style
How to Measure
How to Choose Lining
FAQ
Each curtain is sold individually. To get a pair, please order two.
Take the width measurements at the top, center, and bottom of the window, and use the widest one.
Next, measure the height from the top of the frame down to where you’d like the curtain to end.
Yes. Fullness influences both the look and function of your curtains. As a general guideline, the curtain width should be about 1.5 to 2.5 times the width of the window for an elegant drape. The stacking width refers to the space the curtains occupy when opened. Be sure to leave enough room on both sides of the window so the curtains don’t block too much light when drawn open.
Pin hooks are commonly used to achieve a pleated curtain style. They help secure the pleats and create a neat, uniform appearance. If you prefer a polished pleated look, it’s recommended to purchase them.
Use double-width fabric if you want a fuller, more elegant look or if your window is quite wide. As a rule of thumb, it’s recommended for windows over 6 feet wide.
Memory training helps curtains keep their shape and folds. It doesn’t work with all header types, but is perfect for pleated headers that need the fabric to stay structured.
First, mount the curtain rod. Next, attach the pin hooks to the curtain at the recommended spacing. Hang the curtain by inserting the hooks onto the rod, then adjust the pleats so they are even and neatly arranged.