Custom Memory Trained Pleat Curtains

Memory materials help reduce or prevent wrinkles in curtains, maintaining a smooth appearance without the need for frequent ironing. All of our fabric curtains undergo memory training.

Hunter style linen blackout curtains in a neutral hue, elegantly hanging beside a window with a garden view.

What is Memory Training for Drapery?

Memory training is an essential technique designed to give your curtains the ability to hold their shape and pleats neatly. ย Instilling a "memory" in the fabric ensures your curtains maintain their pristine appearance, whether open or closed, adding a touch of elegance to any space.

Through careful steaming, pressing, and setting, memory training helps your curtains retain their form, enhancing the overall aesthetic of the room and ensuring a consistent, polished finish over time.

Why We Choose Memory Training?

Training drapery is important because it helps the fabric maintain a consistent and structured appearance, ensuring that the pleats or folds stay in place. By training the drapery, you achieve a more refined and elegant look with minimal ongoing effort.

Pleating form on a curtain memory-training workbench.

How EaseEase Curtains Train the Drapery?

Step 1: Prepare the molds for Memory Training.
Step 2: Insert the drapes into the molds.
Step 3: Place all the molds into the shaping rack.
Step 4: Push the rack into the Memory Training steamer.

Curtain treatment equipment and a cylindrical chamber in the workshop.

Step 5: Close the Memory Training steamer.
Step 6: Set the Memory Training time and press the button to start the process. High temperature setting for 2 hours.
Step 7: After the setting is completed, take the rack out of the steamer.

FAQs

How long does memory training last?

Our memory training is built to last. Thanks to a dual-pass heat-setting process with advanced Japanese equipment, our curtains retain their elegant pleats for lifeโ€”even after repeated washing.

How should I clean my fabric curtains?

Our curtains are made with a durable finish that allows for easy machine washing at home. Just keep these tips in mind:

  • Avoid hot water to prevent fabric distortion.
  • After washing, simply hang the curtains to air dry.
  • Wrap the header area before washing to prevent stitching damage from agitation in the machine.

Learn More: <How to clean curtains>

What should I do if my curtains have creases when they arrive?

To make shipping more efficient, we fold the curtains during packaging, so itโ€™s normal to see some creases when you first unpack them. But donโ€™t worryโ€”our curtains are treated with a high-temperature memory setting process. Simply hang them up, and the folds will naturally fall out within about three weeks, restoring a smooth, elegant drape.

Tip: To speed up the process, lightly steaming the fabric (without touching the surface) can help relax the fibers.