Triplet Pinch Pleated Linen Drapery
- Panel width is already pleated. We are using 2.5 times fabric provides a drape with a richer look.
- 70% polyester - 30% linen blend
These pleats are created by pinching and sewing together three folds of fabric at the top of the curtain. This design results in a uniform and tailored look, adding a touch of formality and sophistication to any room.
Custom-made triplet pleated blackout linen curtains can be tailored to fit your windows perfectly.
These pleats are created by pinching and sewing together three folds of fabric at the top of the curtain. This design results in a uniform and tailored look, adding a touch of formality and sophistication to any room.
Custom-made triplet pleated blackout linen curtains can be tailored to fit your windows perfectly.
How to measure for roman shades
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How to measure for roman shades
Perfect fit for a beautiful window starts with accurate measurements. Once you’ve decided whether you’d like to mount your custom roman shades inside or outside the window frame, use our handy guide below to measure for a flawless fit.
To ensure a perfect fit for outside mount Roman shades, follow these detailed measurement steps. Use a steel tape measure and record measurements to the nearest 1/8 inch, measuring each window individually as sizes may vary slightly.
1. Determine Mount Type
First, decide whether to mount your Roman shades inside or outside the window frame. Outside mount shades cover the entire window frame and are installed on the wall above the window, on the ceiling, or on the molding around the window frame. This option works well when the window frame depth is insufficient or there are obstructions around the frame.
2. Measure Length (Height)
- Measurement Area: Start from the wall above the window or the top of the window frame and measure down to where you want the shade to end. We recommend extending the shade 2-3 inches beyond the top and bottom of the window to minimize light leakage.
- If the Window Has a Protruding Sill: Consider the sill height. If the shade extends too far below the window, it may block the sill. In this case, stop the shade at the sill level to ensure smooth operation.
- Consistency for Multiple Windows: For multiple windows of similar height in the same room, order all shades based on the tallest measurement to ensure consistent pleats.
3. Measure Width
- Measurement Area: Measure from one side of the window frame to the other, adding an additional 2-3 inches on each side (4-6 inches total) to prevent light seepage from the sides.
- Note on Width: Most fabric rolls are 54 inches wide. If your Roman shade width exceeds 50 inches, expect vertical joining hems to be added to achieve the required width. This is an industry standard, as fabric suppliers must add seams to create wider shades.
4. Choosing Length and Width Fractions
On the ordering page, you’ll see options for “Length Fraction” and “Width Fraction.” For instance, if you need shades that are 36.50 inches long, select “36” for Length and “1/2” (or .50 inch) in the Length Fraction dropdown.
5. Submit Exact Measurements
For outside mount Roman shades, the measurements you provide will be the final finished dimensions (with a tolerance of a few millimeters). We will not make any deductions from your measurements, so providing precise measurements will ensure a perfect fit for your shades.
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Standard shipping: 20-30 days.
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What Is Linen Blend Drapery?
Linen blend drapery refers to curtain or drapery panels made from a combination of linen and other fibers, such as cotton, polyester, or rayon. This blend is designed to offer the natural beauty of linen with enhanced durability, softness, and affordability.

What makes linen blend special?
Natural look & texture: Still maintains the textured, airy, and relaxed feel of 100% linen.
Less wrinkling: Pure linen wrinkles easily; blending with other fibers helps reduce that.
Better drape: A blend can hang more fluidly and evenly than stiff linen.
More durable: Especially if mixed with synthetic fibers like polyester.
Easier to care for: Some blends are machine washable, while pure linen usually needs more delicate care.

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What is Linen (Flax) in Curtains?
Linen is a natural fabric made from the flax plant. It’s one of the oldest and most eco-friendly materials in textile history, prized for its breathable, textured, and relaxed appearance. Linen curtains are especially popular in minimalist, coastal, Japandi, wabi-sabi, and Scandinavian-style interiors.

Benefits of Linen Curtains
1. Soft Light Filtering
Linen has a naturally loose weave, allowing light to pass through gently. It softens sunlight instead of blocking it entirely, creating a warm, cozy, and calming atmosphere in any room.
2. Natural Texture & Timeless Aesthetic
Linen curtains offer a beautiful organic texture, giving your windows a relaxed yet elegant feel. The natural wrinkles and slubs are part of its charm, adding depth to neutral tones like beige, sage, or stone gray.
3. Breathable & Moisture-Regulating
Linen is highly breathable and naturally absorbs and releases moisture, helping to balance humidity in your home. It’s especially helpful in humid climates (like southern regions).
4. Eco-Friendly Choice
Flax requires less water and fewer chemicals to grow compared to cotton or synthetic fibers. Linen is biodegradable and sustainable, making it an ideal choice for eco-conscious homes.

Best For:
Minimalist or nature-inspired interiors
Living rooms, bedrooms, or dining areas needing soft light
Anyone who values texture, natural materials, and timeless style