These triple weave curtains use blackout yarn technology which is made up of 3 layers woven together, with black yarn used in the middle layer to give 70%+ light blackout. Creating a dark, relaxing environment for sleep as well as privacy. Fixed header style that suits curtain tracks or rods with rings, giving your windows a pleated look. The size refers to the total pleated width of the pair.
These triple weave curtains use blackout yarn technology which is made up of 3 layers woven together, with black yarn used in the middle layer to give 70%+ light blackout. Creating a dark, relaxing environment for sleep as well as privacy. Fixed header style that suits curtain tracks or rods with rings, giving your windows a pleated look. The size refers to the total pleated width of the pair.
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These triple weave curtains use blackout yarn technology which is made up of 3 layers woven together, with black yarn used in the middle layer to give 70%+ light blackout. Creating a dark, relaxing environment for sleep as well as privacy. Fixed header style that suits curtain tracks or rods with rings, giving your windows a pleated look. The size refers to the total pleated width of the pair.
These triple weave curtains use blackout yarn technology which is made up of 3 layers woven together, with black yarn used in the middle layer to give 70%+ light blackout. Creating a dark, relaxing environment for sleep as well as privacy. Fixed header style that suits curtain tracks or rods with rings, giving your windows a pleated look. The size refers to the total pleated width of the pair.
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