Dreamscene Eyelet Blackout Curtains - Green

Each individual curtain panel measures 66 inches (167cm) in width by 72 inches (182cm) in drop (length).

These curtains feature a special blackout weave lining integrated within the fabric. This dense construction effectively blocks out external light, ensuring privacy and darkness.

Yes, they are designed to be energy-efficient with maximum insulation. The heavyweight thermal material helps to keep heat inside your room during winter and blocks excessive heat from entering during summer.

Absolutely. Their versatile design and practical benefits make them suitable for any room in your home, including living rooms, bedrooms, and office spaces.

You will need a standard curtain rod that can accommodate eyelet rings. The eyelets are designed for universal fit, making them compatible with most common rod sizes.

For a full, gathered look, the total width of your curtain panels should ideally be between 1.5 and 2.6 times the width of your window. For example, for a 66-inch wide window, you might use two panels each 66 inches wide.

Yes, these are 'Double Face' curtains, meaning they feature the same green color on both the front and back, providing a consistent aesthetic from inside and outside your home.

Ensure you have selected the correct curtain width relative to your window. For a full, gathered look and optimal light block, the total width of your curtain panels should be 1.5 to 2.6 times the width of your window. Also, ensure your curtain rod extends sufficiently beyond the window frame, allowing the curtains to cover the window edges completely when closed.

Due to packaging, curtains may arrive with creases. You can gently iron them on a low setting on the reverse side. Alternatively, hanging them for a few days in a humid environment (like a bathroom during a hot shower) or using a fabric steamer can help relax the fabric and remove wrinkles.

Check that your curtain rod is level and securely installed. Ensure the eyelets are evenly distributed along the rod to create a consistent drape. If one panel seems longer than another, it might be due to manufacturing tolerance; gently adjust the fabric within the eyelets or consider a light steaming to encourage even settling.