Description
Please note: The curtain in the picture is NOT two toned or color block. The triple folded bottom hem just looks darker than the single layer of fabric. We used only one piece of off white fabric to make it. The width of finished curtain is about 50 "-51". 2" rod pocket top. You can use it on regular spring rod. If you need the wider rod pocket, please leave the message to the " Note from buyer". IMPORTANT:If you need multiple panels of curtains, please order them one time. Due to dye lot variation, we can't guarantee that the color of your next order is exactly the same as the previous one. Due to dye lot variation, we no longer provide swatches as we can't guarantee the color of the swatch you receive will be exactly the same as that of the final product. We don't make the fabrics ourselves & have no control over the dyeing process that ideally should be standardized for consistency. in reality, it is very difficult to eliminate dye lot variation because there are many variables (concentration, temperature, PH, base color of raw material etc). We buy fabrics after customers place orders . To us, some fabrics are "like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." We don't think we should be held responsible for the dye lot color variation. in China, as a fabric buyer ourselves, we can't return the cut fabric to the seller on the basis of color variation. Please kindly consider this when you place order. 100% linen. 185gsm. Shrinkage 3-5%. Do not tumble dry. Do not bleach. No soaking. Iron hot. Due to the large number colors in this series linen , we can't list them all. If the color you need is not in the drop-down menu, please choose "Other Colors" & leave a message of the color your need to the "Add a note to the seller". We use quality, fashion fabric grade, medium thickness/medium weight pure flax linen for these café curtains. Like many so called " European Linen", the raw material was harvested in Europe where the climate is the best to grow flax plants & woven into fabrics in China. As a lot of people call & sell linen-looking 100% polyester or polyester cotton linen blend as "Linen" these days & the price of flax linen is 2-3 times higher than polyester faux-linen fabric, you may want to know a little bit about what you are really buying. There are two easy ways to tell if a fabric is linen or not: 1.) Grasp the fabric firmly in your hand, then release. If you see a lot of wrinkles & those wrinkles don't go away easily. It is probably linen; 2.) Burn a small piece of fabric on your stove. If it is natural fabric, you will see a little bit ash left at the end of burning, If not, you will see black smoke & a hard, small black ball shaped residue. 3.) Linen fabrics have unique texture. When you look at them against light, you should see uneven & knot-like yarns here & there. 4.) Linen fabrics are very absorbent. They retain water. Looking for other color(s)? We have more here:
