Yard Hebden Curtains - Striped - Green

No, the Yard Hebden curtains are lined to provide privacy and gentle light reduction, but they are not designed to be blackout curtains. They will soften incoming light rather than block it completely.

For width, measure the length of your curtain track or pole, not the window. For a fuller look, your curtains should be 1.5 to 2.5 times this measurement. For drop, measure from the top of your track/pole to where you want the curtain to end (e.g., sill, below sill, or floor).

Yes, these curtains are machine washable. Please use a cold water setting on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent. Avoid bleach. Refer to the care label for specific instructions.

These pencil pleat curtains are versatile. They are suitable for both curtain tracks (using gliders and curtain hooks) and curtain poles (using curtain rings with eyelets for hooks).

All fabrics can experience some fading over prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. To help preserve the colour, consider rotating your curtains or using blinds/sheers during the strongest sunlight hours.

Info needed: Please check the product packaging or retailer's description for confirmation regarding the inclusion of tie-backs. They are not explicitly mentioned in the core product description.

Check the pleats: ensure the cords are pulled evenly along the entire heading tape and securely tied. Redistribute the curtain hooks more evenly along the tape and gliders/rings on the track/pole.

Cotton is prone to wrinkling. To minimize this, remove curtains from the dryer immediately when slightly damp and hang or iron on a low setting. A garment steamer can also effectively remove wrinkles once hung.

Ensure your curtain track or pole extends adequately beyond the window frame (15-20cm on each side) to allow the curtains to overlap the window opening fully when closed. You might also consider adding a pelmet or valance to cover the top gap.

Hang the curtains for a few days to allow gravity to help release folds. A light misting with water or a low-heat iron/steamer can help soften the fabric and improve the drape.