Tab Top Linen Curtain Panel - Colors

The role of drapery is twofold: they are a powerful decorating tool that can tie the whole room together, visually expand or soften the space, but they also contribute to helping you get a good night’s rest or simply maintain privacy in your own home.

For residential use.

• 100% Linen, made from European Flax
• Stone washed for maximum softness
• OEKO-TEX certified (2019OK0776) 

Note that these curtain panels are semi-sheer, meaning they are not a see-through, however, the sunlight can still pass through the panels as they do not have a lining.

Please note that due to the many variations in monitors and browsers, actual colors may vary. Linen is a natural fiber and absorbs dyes in different ways, which can cause slight variations in color between different seasons and batches.

Panel Sizes: 
53 in wide by 64 in long
53 in wide by 76 in long
53 in wide by 84 in long
53 in wide by 90 in long
53 in wide by 96 in long
53 in wide by 108 in long

Note: Rod pocket diameter is approximately 2" / 5 cm.

How to Measure for Drapery
1. MEASURE THE ROD/TRACK

Start by measuring the width of your rod/track without the finials (decorative pieces on the end). If you don’t have one installed yet, measure the width of your window and add 12-16 inches (30-40 cm) to that number: rods/tracks are commonly installed 6-8 inches (15-20 cm) away from the window on either side.

2. CALCULATE THE CURTAIN WIDTH

Most window treatments take 2-3 times more material to achieve proper fullness (also called gather). If you use your rod/track measurements as they are, your curtains will cover the width but the fabric will be flattened across the window. To make them overlap, add another inch (2.5 cm) to the width measurement.

To achieve proper folds when the curtain is closed, multiply the rod/track width by two. For a more deluxe look or if the curtains are semi-sheer, multiply the rod/track width by three. For example: if your rod/track measures at 36 inches (91 cm) wide, you’ll need curtains that are at least 72 inches (182 cm) wide or two 36-inch (91 cm) curtain panels.

3. CALCULATE THE CURTAIN LENGTH (DROP)

Now that you’ve got the width right, you need to decide on how long you want your curtains to be. There are three common curtain drops: sill — ends at about 1 inch (2.5 cm) away from the windowsill, full — ends at about 1 inch (2.5 cm) away from the floor, and puddle — extends for about 1-3 inches (2.5-8 cm) on the floor.

Once you choose the right drop, measure the distance from the rod/track top to where you want the curtains to end. If you don’t have a rod/track installed yet, note that they are typically installed 4 inches (10 cm) above the window frame.

If you have any questions, please contact us!

WASHING
We always recommend washing linen materials separately in lukewarm water 40°C/104°F or even cold water in a gentle machine cycle with the mild detergent formulated for delicate or linen fabrics. Do not use bleach or detergents with color brighteners as they can discolor and weaken your linen sheets. Do not overload your machine, rinse your linen properly in order to remove any detergent or fabric softener residue.

DRYING
Linen material can be tumble-dried on low heat. We recommend not drying completely, but leaving them a bit damp and hanging or laying flat to finish the drying process.

WRINKLES
When it comes to reducing wrinkles, ironing is one way to go. However, it will hardly give you the smooth result you are looking for and it may weaken the fiber over time. If you do decide to iron your linens, do it while they are a little damp and use a quality steamer. Also, make sure you split the difference between natural linen wrinkles and folding lines: the latter can be removed while the former are a natural part of the linen fabric and texture. We recommend embracing the natural wrinkling as this is a natural characteristic of linen.

2 - 3 weeks

Made in Lithuania by Magic Linen