Is one panel enough for a standard window?

Usually not. A single pleated panel covers roughly its flat width once pleated, so most windows need two panels for a full, closed look. Measure your rod and double the coverage you want before ordering.

How do I measure for a pleated curtain?

Measure the rod width and the drop from the rod to where you want the hem to end, then decide on fullness. Pleated panels are cut to the pleated width, so give the seller your finished measurements, not flat fabric width.

What header does it use?

It is a pleated header, so it hangs from hooks on a rod or track rather than a rod pocket. Check that your rod or track takes the hook type the panel is made for.

Can I machine wash it?

Follow the care label that comes with the panel. Pleated, custom-sewn curtains often need dry cleaning or a gentle cold wash to keep the pleats and hem straight.

When is the best time to buy?

Custom curtain makers tend to discount around seasonal sales and holiday events. Compare the panel price across stores and check whether made-to-order items are excluded from promotions.

TWOPAGES Reid Herringbone Pleated Curtain

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$83.93at twopagescurtains.com, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the TWOPAGES Reid Herringbone Pleated Curtain

The TWOPAGES Reid is a made-to-order pleated curtain in a herringbone-weave fabric, listed here in Pebble Grey 3088-3. It is sold as a single pleated panel for indoor windows, with the pleats sewn in so the folds hang evenly without hooks pulling them into shape. Custom-cut sizes and a neutral grey herringbone make it a fit for living rooms and bedrooms that want a tailored, hotel-style drape. No price was provided for this listing, so compare panel cost against ready-made pleated curtains before ordering.