The Ultimate Blackout Plain Woven Eyelet Curtains - Pink

These are eyelet curtains built around one job: shutting light out completely. The fabric is 100% polyester on the face with a hidden blackout interlining, and the two work together so the curtain reads as a soft, textured weave in the room while blocking daylight from behind. The photographs show a warm blush pink with a gently mottled surface, so the panels sit as a quiet colour rather than a flat block. They are sold as a pair and come in a spread of drops and widths, from a shorter 117cm width up to a generous 229cm, so you can match the pair to the window rather than the other way round.

Blackout curtains earn their place in a bedroom first, and these are made for exactly that: a child's room where an early summer sunrise means an early start, a room used for daytime sleep after a night shift, or simply a bedroom where you want the mornings to stay dark a little longer. The blush tone is soft enough to sit with green, cream and natural bedding without fighting it, and the eyelet header gives the clean, evenly gathered folds you can see hanging along the pole. Pair them with a wooden or metal curtain pole of the right diameter for the eyelets and they hang and draw with very little fuss.

The header is an eyelet top, which threads straight onto a pole and pulls open and closed by hand, so there are no hooks or tape to fit. The double-faced construction means the panel looks tidy from the street side as well as from inside, useful on a window that faces a road or a neighbour. Being polyester, the fabric shrugs off creasing and holds its colour well through daily draw. Choose the width so the pair is wider than your window recess, allowing for the gather when the curtains are closed, and check the drop reaches where you want it to fall.

Do these curtains actually block all the light?

They are made with a hidden blackout interlining behind the woven face, which is designed to block out daylight and keep a room dark for sleeping.

Is this price for one curtain or a pair?

The listing is for a pair of curtains, so you receive two panels to hang either side of your window.

How do I choose the right size for my window?

Pick a total width wider than your window so the pair still covers it once gathered, and choose a drop that falls where you want it to sit.

How do the curtains attach to the pole?

They have an eyelet header, so you thread the pole straight through the rings at the top with no hooks or curtain tape needed.

Will the fabric crease easily?

Polyester is naturally resistant to creasing and holds its shape well, so the panels tend to hang neatly with daily opening and closing.

Do they look tidy from outside as well as inside?

Yes, the fabric is double-faced so the curtains present a neat finish from the street side as well as from within your room.