Fusion Galaxy Pencil Pleat Curtains - Black

No, these Fusion Galaxy curtains are 100% polyester and require professional dry cleaning only to maintain their quality and thermal properties.

Measure the width of your curtain track or pole (not the window). For width, we recommend adding 1.5 to 2.5 times the track/pole width for adequate gathering. For drop, measure from the top of your track/pole to where you want the curtain to end (e.g., sill, below sill, or floor). These curtains come as a pair, so the listed width is for each panel.

A pencil pleat heading is a traditional curtain style where cords are pulled to create tight, cylindrical folds (like a line of pencils) along the top of the curtain. This creates a gathered, formal look and allows for easy adjustment of curtain width.

The integrated thermal layering is designed to help reduce heat loss through your windows in colder months and minimize heat gain in warmer months, contributing to a more stable indoor temperature and potential energy savings.

Curtain hooks are typically sold separately to allow for customization with your specific track or pole system. Tie-backs are not included with this product.

Yes, you can iron these curtains, but only on a very low heat setting. It is advisable to use a pressing cloth or iron on the reverse side to protect the fabric.

Ensure the curtains are appropriately sized for your window, overlapping the window frame slightly on all sides. Check that the pencil pleats are pulled and distributed evenly to prevent gaps.

Adjust the gathered pencil pleats. Ensure the hooks are inserted at regular intervals and that the pleats are evenly distributed across the entire width of the curtain heading before hanging. Re-adjust on the track/pole as needed.

Allow some time for gravity to naturally pull out minor creases. For more stubborn creases, iron on a very low heat setting, preferably on the reverse side of the fabric, or use a steamer from a distance. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

The new fabric may need time to settle. Ensure the pleats are not pulled too tightly. If they are, slightly loosen the pleat strings to allow for a softer drape. Professional dry cleaning might also help soften the fabric over time.