Austin - Blue

The Austin Blue Blackout Eyelet Curtains are sold in pairs, meaning you receive two curtain panels per package.

No, these curtains are strictly hand wash only to preserve the fabric and its blackout properties. Please avoid machine washing, tumble drying, ironing, or dry cleaning.

Eyelet curtains are designed to work with most standard curtain rods. Ensure the rod's diameter is smaller than the eyelets for smooth operation. Decorative rods are often a popular choice.

Yes, the dense, heavy fabric of these curtains provides a degree of noise reduction, helping to dampen external sounds and create a quieter indoor environment.

This particular guide focuses on the Austin Blue variant. The 'Austin' range may be available in other colors such as Green, Black, and Pink, as well as potentially different sizes. Please check product listings for available options.

The dense, multi-layered construction of the blackout fabric creates an insulating barrier at your window. This helps to block heat transfer, keeping your room cooler in summer by preventing solar heat from entering, and warmer in winter by trapping heat inside.

Ensure the curtain rod extends sufficiently beyond the window frame, and the curtains are wider than the window, allowing them to overlap the frame slightly. Check for any gaps at the top, sides, or bottom where light might be seeping through. Adjust the rod height or width if necessary.

Hang the curtains for several days; the weight of the fabric often allows creases to naturally fall out. If wrinkles persist and you must address them, a very gentle steamer held a safe distance away from the fabric might be used, but avoid direct heat and test on an inconspicuous area first, given the 'do not iron' instruction.

Check that the curtain rod is perfectly level. Evenly space the eyelets along the rod and adjust the fabric folds to ensure a consistent drape across both panels.