jinchanRoom Darkening Linen Textured Curtain for Living Room Darkening 84 Inch Long Bedroom Thermal Insulated Greyish Beige Curtain Grommet Window 1 Panel

These curtains look much more expensive than they are. The linen texture gives a soft, natural look that works beautifully. Easy to hang, and they drape really welL

I highly recommend these drapes. I normally sew all of my drapes; these could pass for custom drapes and the price was incredibly inexpensive. I ordered 4 panels and they were true to size. I did steam iron them to remove wrinkles, press seams flat, etc. and they look amazing. They look like very expensive curtains and the pinch pleats add an elegant touch. The fabric is nice and heavy and hangs straight. The stitching is well done, all seams and hems are even. I was surprised that they also have back tabs for hanging and metal drapery pins were included in the order. Great value. Will order more for other rooms.

The curtains are beautiful. Nice fabric and they filter out the light very well. They are not room darkening. They iron nicely and the color goes well with gray, tan,or beige decor. The only downside is I should have read the description more clearly. I thought there were two panels per package-but only one panel comes for package. Because of this, they were not quite the deal. I thought they were. But I ended up ordering enough for my needs just because of the quality of the curtains.

Detailed impression of the beige/gray in 108” long. I am a former home-dec seamstress/installer, so there’s a little experience here. I ordered 1 panel as a sample & it’s a nice product, especially for the price. As with most ready-made window treatments, they do require some TLC to attain a quality appearance. This COLOR is a very light neutral, not too cool/warm. The FABRIC face has a good appearance/feel of a woven linen-like fabric; w/different tones. No little irregular nubbies/threads like true linen; but neither is there the high maintenance/cost. As one reviewer mentioned, there are thin, evenly spaced, horizontal, “shadow” lines (4-5 per inch) only visible only when backlit by the sun (but so do my existing silk curtains) They are not visible when inspecting the face or back fabric. They’re consistent, and not necessarily a deal breaker. The BACK of this panel is white, medium weight, slick/smooth, dense polyester that is fused somehow perfectly to woven face fabric. Sturdy fabric WEIGHT, hangs generally well, w/o hem weights (see training drapes later) Smaller bottom hem is adequate since the fabric is sturdy weight (I often hide a doubled up a pipe cleaner in the outer end of the hems to keep them curved toward the wall). SIZE: Mine measured true to description. (It is not uncommon to get crazy discrepancies in length, cut or evenness. I order extra and return flawed product.) Your rod should project from the wall 3” inches to fully accommodate the back folds. WIDTH CALCULATION Each panel, when “closed,” hangs w/soft folds/waves to cover 24” of window/wall/rod. Calculate more for a lush look. The panel pulls closed, surprisingly flat enough on the rod, to fan out to cover nearly it’s full width (but it’s not a very pleasing look.) Each panel “STACKS back” (when fully opened) attractively to about 12” without a smashed up look, can be smushed tighter. I usually order and hang my rods/curtains a size higher, and 12-20” wider than the window so the curtains can open to reveal most of the window. (I recommend 2 panels for a 30-36” window/48-54” rod.) There’s 1&1/2” of grommet/fabric above the rod (if you’re looking for a ceiling to floor look.) I have not addressed the wrinkle conundrum; but they will need pressed/steamed for sharper edges & wrinkles. As with most panels, they want to fan out at the bottom; so to “train” your curtains to sway/fold/hang well: hang them; mist them lightly w/water back&front, open them on the window; arrange folds exactly as you want them. Band/“belt” them w/2” wide, white paper strips, using pins to hold them in place; position paper bands at the hem, top and middle. Not too tight/no pinched fabric. Let sit for a couple of days. The hems are pretty stubborn ;-)

These are some beautiful curtains. I love the weight and color. The length was perfect. I would definitely order again. Great purchase for price.

The media could not be loaded. These blackout linen curtains are exactly what I needed. Great at blocking light while still looking soft and high end. The linen texture adds a cozy touch and they hang beautifully right out of the package. Perfect mix of function and style.

Nice curtains. They keep the light out. Great job.

It's a 2-3 star drape that doesn't drape. First, I failed the reading comprehension portion of the description because it clearly states ONE panel, but I was expecting 2. My fault.Now the curtain: lovely lilace color, just what I was looking for. But the material is very Very stiff and VERY creased and wrinkled. Reninded of that heavy fabric my mother's "drapes" were made of. They are not thermal either, just has a thin sheet of nylon on the back. You can see the fabric through it so I doubt it would be blackout as claimed. Trying to wrestle it back into it's package to return it, and I see marks from the iron on the back that caused the fabric to pucker. Those will not come out no matter how much steaming or pressing you do. The actual creases & wrinkles may come out but it would be hours of work that I didn't sign up for.Also, it has a slight shimmer or shine that wouldn't have bothered me if all the other boxes had been checked.