Fusion Whitworth Stripe Eyelet Curtains - Grey - Striped

No, these curtains feature a light filtering lining. They will reduce incoming light and provide privacy, but they are not designed to block out all light entirely. For complete darkness, a dedicated blackout lining would be required.

These curtains are designed with eyelets and require a curtain pole. Ensure the pole's diameter is small enough for the eyelets to slide freely. A pole with a diameter between 28mm and 35mm is typically suitable.

For eyelet curtains, you primarily need to measure your curtain pole. The curtains should be 1.5 to 2.5 times the width of your pole (excluding finials) for a good gather. The drop measurement should be from the top of the pole to your desired length (e.g., sill, below sill, or floor).

Yes, these curtains are machine washable at 40°C on a gentle cycle. Always check the care label for specific instructions. To minimize wrinkles, remove them promptly after washing and consider line drying.

The Fusion Whitworth Stripe curtains are sold as a pair of eyelet curtains only. Tie-backs, holdbacks, or other accessories are typically sold separately to allow for personalized styling.

The product description mentions the design is available in a range of classic colours. However, this specific product listing is for the Grey colour in the 168x229cm size. Please check other product listings or with your retailer for different colour and size options in the Fusion Whitworth Stripe range.

Ensure your curtain pole is perfectly level. Adjust the spacing of the eyelets on the pole to create uniform folds. If the pole is too short, the curtains might bunch excessively; a longer pole might be needed.

Iron the curtains on a medium heat setting on the reverse side. For stubborn wrinkles, use a steam iron or a garment steamer. Hanging them in a steamy bathroom for a short period can also help release creases.

Ensure your curtain pole extends adequately beyond the window frame on both sides. You can also try adjusting the positioning of the outermost eyelets to sit closer to the wall, or consider using magnetic curtain holdbacks to draw the edges inward.