Sundour Bamford Abstract Curtains - Eyelet - Polycotton - Cobalt - 117cm X 137cm

The curtains are made from a blend of 60% Polyester and 40% Cotton.

No, these are fully lined curtains but not blackout. They offer good light diffusion and privacy but will allow some light to filter through.

The curtains are machine washable, but they must be line dried only. Avoid tumble drying. Always refer to the specific care label on the product for detailed instructions.

OKEO-TEX certification means the fabric has been tested for harmful substances and is therefore safe for human health and produced in an environmentally friendly way.

This specific product is 117cm in width and 137cm in height. It is sold as a single panel, but the product title suggests it's a pair with the 46'' X 54'' sizing.

Yes, these curtains feature an eyelet heading, which is designed to slide easily onto standard eyelet curtain rods.

The product title 'Sundour Bamford Abstract Curtains - Eyelet - Polycotton - Cobalt - 117cm X 137cm' implies a single panel, but the sibling product 'Sundour Bamford - Fully Lined Abstract Curtains - Eyelet - Polycotton - 46'' X 54'' - 117Cm X 137cm (Pair)' indicates that this size is often sold as a pair. It's best to check the specific product listing details for confirmation.

Ensure the curtain rod is level and the eyelets are evenly spaced. Check for any creasing from packaging; ironing on a low setting may help. Allow the curtains to hang for a few days to let them settle.

Monitor settings can vary. The Cobalt colour is described as part of a warm palette, so slight variations are possible. Refer to the OKEO-TEX certification for fabric safety assurance.

Ensure the curtain rod is smooth and free of burrs. The rod diameter should be appropriate for the eyelets; if too narrow, it can cause friction. Consider using a rod with a wider diameter or a smoother finish.

This can sometimes happen with polycotton blends. Ensure you are using a mild detergent and have followed the line-drying instructions. A very low heat iron might help soften the fabric, but always check the care label.