Paoletti Lustre Velvet Fully Lined Eyelet Curtain Pair - White

Fully lined means the curtains have an additional layer of fabric sewn to the back, which improves insulation, light blocking, and provides a better drape.

Measure the width and length of your curtain pole and window. For width, aim for curtains that are 1.5 to 2 times the width of your pole for a fuller look. For length, measure from the eyelet's hanging point to where you want the curtain to fall.

It is strongly recommended to dry clean these curtains to preserve the quality, texture, and sheen of the velvet fabric. Machine washing may damage the material.

Yes, due to the dense velvet fabric and the full lining, these curtains offer good light-blocking capabilities, making them suitable for bedrooms.

Thread the eyelets directly onto a curtain pole. Ensure the pole is securely mounted and wide enough to accommodate the eyelets easily for smooth operation.

Yes, velvet curtains, especially fully lined ones, tend to be heavier than lighter fabric curtains, contributing to their luxurious drape and sound-dampening qualities.

It is not recommended to use velvet curtains in high-moisture areas as the fabric can absorb moisture and potentially develop mold or mildew. They are best suited for living rooms, bedrooms, and dining areas.

Ensure the curtain pole is level and the eyelets are evenly spaced. Allow the curtains to hang for several days to let the fabric naturally settle. You may also iron on a cool setting on the reverse side if creases persist.

Avoid pressing down on the velvet pile. If flattened, try using a garment steamer on a cool setting from a distance, or gently brush the pile with a soft brush in the direction of the nap.

Minimize direct sunlight exposure by using the curtains or a secondary layer (like blinds) during peak sun hours. Ensure the curtains are not in direct contact with windows that may condensate.