Is it worth it over plain grommet curtains?

If you want a fixed, tailored pleat and blackout lining, yes. Grommet panels are cheaper and easier to slide but hang with looser folds.

How many panels do I need for a standard window?

For a 60- to 72-inch window, two panels give a full look with some stack at each side. Pinch pleat panels are usually sold singly, so order two.

Does the blackout lining really block light?

It blocks most light, but expect a glow at the top and sides unless you use a wrap-around rod or ceiling track.

Most linen blackout panels are machine-washable on cold and line-dried. Check the care label first, and expect to steam or iron out wrinkles.

What rod do they fit?

The pleat header takes standard rings or hooks on a rod up to about 1.5 inches thick. Heavier blackout panels need a well-anchored rod.

When is the price lowest?

Curtain prices tend to dip during seasonal home sales and back-to-school events. Check the price history before buying.

Homerilla Pinch Pleat Linen Curtain Panels

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$99.99at Homerilla, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Homerilla Pinch Pleat Linen Curtain Panels

The Homerilla Pinch Pleat Linen Curtain Panels are indoor window panels made of linen with a blackout lining and a sewn-in pinch pleat header. The pinch pleat gives a tailored, hotel-style drape without hooks or rings, and the blackout lining blocks most outside light. White linen reads crisp in bedrooms and living rooms but shows dirt and creases more than darker weaves. No current price was supplied, so compare the listed price against the panel's own recent range before buying.

Best forBedrooms that need light blocked for sleepLiving rooms and dining rooms wanting a tailored pleated lookRenters who want a custom-looking drape without hardware changes