Product Description

This winter thermal linen curtain consists of a natural linen panel and a special lining made of thermal fabric that isolates cold. So besides the luxury look of these curtains, you get in addition, proper thermal insulated window treatment. And moreover, this curtain is 100% blackout.


Sold individually, choose 2 in quantity if you need a pair.

LiningCOLOR -White
BLACKOUT LEVEL - 100%
MAIN FEATURES- quick and easy installation
- 49", 54", 66", 80", 90", 100" Width
-choose length among available options. Message us if you need a custom size.
- content: 100% linen, medium weight (4.42 oz/yd2)-lining is 100%polyester
- our linen is produced in Europe in compliance with European FlaxStandard, no harmful substances are used during the production of the fabric.COLORS
See color samples in the pictures on the product page. The main picture features natural color.

HOW TO MEASURE FOR YOUR CURTAINS

• Measuring for the length:
  
  If you have a curtain track:
  measure from the bottom of your track to the place where you wish to see the bottom of your curtain.
  
  If you have a curtain rod and rings:
  measure from the bottom of the curtain ring to the place where you wish to see the bottom of your curtain
  
  
• Measuring for the width:
  
  Measure the window/door width, then multiply it by 1.5. You will get the total width you need for the curtains.
  
  Consider whether you wish one curtain panel or a pair to cover the window. Having 2 curtain panels is more common for standard cases.
  
  Example: the width 49" is for a not gathered panel. When fully gathered with S-foldtape the panel width becomes 33".
  
  
  
• For Thermal curtains to be effective, they must be installed properly.
  
  Thermal curtains should be installed as close to the window frame as possible. They are most effective when they drop to the windowsill or floor.
  
  Installing a cornice or valance above the drape further reduces the infiltration of air.

WASHING/CARING TIPS
- We recommend dry cleaning for the curtains with lining
- do not bleach
- air drying is the best
- lightly iron if necessary with a low heat setting. Easier to iron while damp