Description
Our Hebden curtains put a fine natural stripe against an off-white ground, printed onto a face of pure cotton. It is a quiet, upright pattern rather than a loud one: narrow bands of soft beige running the full drop, the kind of print that settles into a room instead of competing with it. The header is an eyelet top, so the curtain feeds straight onto a pole and falls into even, rounded folds without any hooks or tape to fit. They are sold as a pair, and the range runs across eight ready-made sizes, from 117 x 137cm up to 229 x 229cm, measured width by drop per pair.
The stripe suits a bedroom or a living room where you want pattern without weight, and the neutral palette sits happily with wood, warm whites and greenery, as the photographs show. Because the lining is a full blackout backing, these are a sensible choice where daylight wakes you earlier than you would like, or for a room that doubles as a place to rest during the day. The eyelet header makes them quick to draw and quick to open, which matters on a curtain you use every morning and evening. Check your pole diameter against the eyelet ring before ordering, and measure your track width so you buy a pair wide enough to gather properly when closed.
The face is 100% cotton, which takes a print crisply and feels soft in the hand; behind it sits a polyester lining with an acrylic backing that blocks light. Cotton benefits from gentle laundering and responds well to warm ironing, and a full-length curtain hangs best if you let creases drop out over a day or two after hanging. To hold the light out fully, run the pair slightly wider than the window and let the leading edges overlap in the centre. Style them simply, with the print left to do the work.
Specification
| Material |
Face: 100% cotton. Lining: 100% polyester with acrylic backing |
| Design |
Printed stripe, natural on off-white |
| Construction |
Eyelet header, blackout lining |
| Size |
117 x 137cm to 229 x 229cm (per pair) |
| Sold as |
Pair of curtains |
| Country of origin |
Not stated |
Frequently Asked
Do these curtains block out the light?
Yes, the lining is a full blackout backing, so they hold daylight at bay. For the best result, hang the pair wider than the window and overlap the leading edges in the centre.
What pole do I need for an eyelet header?
An eyelet curtain feeds directly onto a pole rather than a track. Check that your pole diameter passes comfortably through the eyelet rings before you order.
How do I choose the right size?
The sizes are width by drop, per pair. Measure your pole or track width and add allowance so the curtains gather properly, then pick the drop that reaches your chosen finish point.
What is the face fabric made of?
The face is 100% cotton, which takes the printed stripe crisply and feels soft to the touch. The blackout function comes from the separate polyester lining behind it.
How should I care for them?
Cotton launders well with gentle handling, and warm ironing keeps the face smooth. Let a freshly hung pair settle for a day or two so any packing creases drop out under their own weight.