Crofton Eyelet Curtain - Chocolate - Divante

Measure the width of your window and add a few inches for overlap. Measure the length from the top of the rod to where you want the curtains to fall. Consider your window and ensure that you purchase curtains that will allow for full coverage. For example, a wider curtain will allow the curtain to cover the window when it is open.

Yes, but always check the care label first. It's generally recommended to wash on a gentle cycle with cold water and mild detergent. Avoid bleach and high heat.

A standard curtain rod compatible with eyelet or grommet-style curtains is ideal. Ensure the rod is sturdy enough to support the weight of the curtains.

You can iron the curtains on a low setting, following the care label instructions. A handheld steamer is also a good option for removing wrinkles without direct heat.

The curtains are designed to block a significant amount of light, offering a blackout effect. However, the level of blackout can vary depending on the color and thickness of the fabric.

Avoid direct sunlight, as it can fade the color over time. Wash the curtains according to the care label, using gentle detergents and avoiding harsh chemicals.

Please refer to the retailer's return policy for specific details on returns and exchanges.

Ensure that the curtains are properly hung and that the fabric is covering the entire window. If light still enters, consider adding a blackout liner or choosing a darker color.

Check that the eyelet holes are properly aligned and not catching on the curtain rod. Use a lubricant if needed or use a rod that is more compatible with eyelet style curtains.

Iron the curtains on a low setting, following the fabric care instructions. Be careful to use the correct temperature setting to prevent damage.