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The Yard Hebden 100% Cotton Pencil Pleat Lined Curtains are designed for individuals seeking a blend of natural comfort and practical room-darkening functionality to create a serene living space. Crafted from 100% cotton with a timeless striped design, they offer enhanced privacy and a cozy atmosphere, though they require specific care routines to maintain their quality.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Pattern | Striped |
| Model Part Number | 5025532824677 |
| Brand | Yard |
The face fabric is 100% cotton, offering a soft and natural feel. The lining is a blend of 52% Polyester and 48% Cotton.
Yes, these curtains feature a lining specifically designed to help block out a significant amount of light, providing enhanced room darkening and privacy.
They are versatile in care: machine washable, line dryable, ironable, and suitable for dry cleaning. Always refer to the specific care label attached to the product for detailed instructions.
These curtains feature a classic pencil pleat heading, which is highly adaptable for use with most curtain poles or tracks that utilize hooks.
These specific curtains are grey with a timeless striped pattern. Other color variants of the Hebden range may be available separately.
As the face fabric is 100% cotton, there is a potential for slight shrinkage if not washed and dried precisely according to the care label. Line drying is recommended to minimize this.
The lined design offers some thermal benefits, providing a degree of insulation in cooler months and helping to reduce heat gain from sunlight in warmer months, making them suitable for year-round use.
Iron the curtains on a cotton setting, following care label instructions. For stubborn creases, a steam iron or lightly misting the fabric with water before ironing can be effective.
Adjust the spacing of the curtain hooks along the pencil pleat tape until the gather is even. Gently 'train' the pleats by hand-folding them and temporarily tying them with a soft cord for a day or two to help them fall correctly.
Ensure the curtains fully cover the window area and extend slightly beyond the frame. Check for any gaps at the top or sides where light might be escaping; consider adding a pelmet or valance for full coverage if maximum darkness is required.
