Yard Heavy Chenille Eyelet Curtain Pair - Beetroot

Due to the luxurious chenille velvet fabric and lining, it is generally recommended to dry clean these curtains to maintain their quality and appearance. Always refer to the specific care label attached to your product for the most accurate cleaning instructions.

These curtains require a curtain pole (or rod) for hanging. The eyelets are designed to slide directly onto the pole. Ensure the pole's diameter is compatible with the eyelet size, typically up to 35mm.

These are described as 'room darkening' curtains, meaning they significantly reduce the amount of light entering a room. They are not 'blackout' curtains, which block nearly 100% of light, but they create a considerably darker and more private environment.

For eyelet curtains, the 'width' refers to the flat width of the curtain panel before gathering. For optimal fullness, it's recommended that the total curtain width (both panels combined) is 1.5 to 2 times the width of your window pole. The 'drop' is measured from the top of the pole down to where you want the curtain to end (e.g., sill, below sill, or floor).

Chenille velvet refers to a fabric that combines the soft, fuzzy texture of chenille yarn with the dense, short pile finish characteristic of velvet. This combination results in a remarkably soft, tactile, and luxurious material with a distinctive sheen and drape.

Yes, these curtains are suitable for a child's room, offering both room darkening for naps and a soft texture. However, always ensure that curtain cords or chains (if any are present with your chosen pole system) are kept out of reach of children for safety.

Ensure the curtain pole is level and securely mounted. Check that all eyelets are threaded correctly and not caught. Gently adjust the folds of the fabric to distribute weight evenly along the pole.

Verify that the curtain pole extends adequately beyond the window frame on both sides to prevent light leakage from the edges. If there's a gap at the top, consider adding a pelmet or valance. Ensure the curtains meet completely in the middle when closed.

Allow several days for the curtains to hang naturally; gravity often helps remove light creases. For more persistent wrinkles, use a garment steamer on a low setting, keeping it at a safe distance from the fabric. Avoid ironing directly on velvet.

Velvet pile can sometimes get compressed. Gently brush the affected area with a soft, clean, dry brush (like a velvet brush) in the direction of the pile. Avoid harsh rubbing.