Velvet Chenille Eyelet Curtains - Alan Symonds - Silver

No, these curtains are unlined, meaning they are designed to filter natural light rather than block it out completely. They will create a softer, diffused light in your room.

Measure the width of your curtain pole (not the window). For eyelet curtains, a general rule is to have a curtain width 1.5 to 2 times the pole width for a good gather. Then measure the drop from the top of the curtain pole to where you want the curtain to end (e.g., sill length, below sill, or floor length).

Yes, you can iron them on a very low heat setting. It's recommended to iron on the reverse side of the fabric and use a pressing cloth to protect the velvet texture.

These curtains feature an eyelet (ring top) header, making them suitable for any standard curtain pole. Ensure your pole diameter is compatible with the eyelet rings.

These curtains are sold as a 'pair of eyelet curtains,' meaning two individual curtain panels are included in your purchase.

As these curtains are unlined, they offer minimal thermal insulation compared to lined or thermal-backed curtains. They are primarily designed for aesthetic appeal and light filtering.

Hang the curtains immediately. Often, minor wrinkles will naturally relax over a few days. For stubborn creases, a gentle steam on the reverse side or very low-heat ironing (with a pressing cloth) can be used.

Check that your curtain pole is perfectly level. Ensure there are no obstructions on the pole. Sometimes, adjusting the fabric folds through the eyelets can help create a more even hang and reduce friction.

Velvet chenille can sometimes catch. Avoid sharp objects. For small snags or loose threads, carefully trim them with sharp scissors close to the fabric surface; do not pull them.