Which blocks more light?

The Home Depot custom panels are listed as blackout. The HushLoom Lille blocks 60-70% unlined and needs a liner for up to 100%. If total darkness matters, add liners to the HushLoom or confirm the Home Depot blackout lining.

Which is better for a wide window?

The Home Depot panels, which go up to 112 inches wide. The HushLoom Lille comes in fixed 40-inch panels, so a wide window needs several panels.

Is the HushLoom worth the extra?

It is actually $1.04 cheaper as of November 3, 2026. You pay less for a linen blend and memory-shaped pleats, but you give up fabric choice and wide custom sizing.

How long until they arrive?

The Home Depot panels take 10-12 business days to make, then 3-5 days by UPS. HushLoom does not state a production time, so ask before ordering.

Which is better for a nursery?

The HushLoom Lille is Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified, which is a plus around children. The Home Depot panels are listed as nursery suitable but state no certification.

Do the pleats hold their shape?

The HushLoom has memory shaping, so pleats hold and wrinkles resist. The Home Depot panels are pleated but do not state memory shaping.

Pinch Pleated Lille Linen Memory Trained Blackout Curtains Custom Drapes for Living Room & Bedroom vs Custom Pinch Pleat Curtain Panels

Both are custom pinch-pleat blackout panels at nearly the same price: $237.37 for the HushLoom Lille at The Home Depot and $238.41 for the Home Depot Custom Pinch Pleat panels, both as of November 3, 2026. Pick the HushLoom if you want a linen-blend fabric with memory-shaped pleats and a stated 350 gsm weight. Pick the Home Depot custom panels if you need a very wide window covered or want to choose from a large fabric range, and you can wait 10 to 12 business days for production.

Today the Pinch Pleated Lille Linen Memory Trained Blackout Curtains Custom Drapes for Living Room & Bedroom costs $1.04 less at its best price.

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