Striped Curtains - "Fair Isle" Jacquard Blackout Drapery for Playroom
Striped Curtains - "Fair Isle" Jacquard Blackout Drapery for Playroom
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Elevate your playroom with the EASEEASE Fair Isle Jacquard striped curtains, inspired by the vibrant artistry of Fair Isle, a picturesque island in northern Scotland. Known for its chilly, foggy weather, the island’s residents have embraced color by creating striking, colorful sweaters that have become a fashion phenomenon.
These striped curtains feature a dopamine-inspired design, with lively hues that resemble dancing musical notes, creating a joyful and uplifting atmosphere perfect for retro decor.
To add extra festive cheer, we’ve prepared a special “Christmas” color way. These striped curtains are crafted from the same premium fabric, which can also be made into Roman shades for a stylish and cozy touch.
Using yarn-dyed jacquard weaving techniques, the striped curtains showcase an enchanting small checkered pattern with rich texture and depth. Their excellent color fastness and luxurious feel ensure they’re not just decorative but also warm and inviting for your little ones.
Transform your space with the EASEEASE Fair Isle Jacquard striped curtains—a perfect blend of playful design and exceptional craftsmanship, creating an inspiring and comforting atmosphere in any room.
See How We Different
Details Design
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Sewing
Achieving consistent tension, accurate measurements, and careful handling of fabric. Guaranteed high quality sewing in drapery.
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Return
Drapery return adds a finished and cohesive look to the window treatment, concealing the edges and creating a polished appearance.
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Pleat Spacing
Pleat spacing ensures a balanced and visually pleasing arrangement for curtains or drapery, enhancing a tailored and refined appearance.
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Body Memory Shaped
Our brand excels in high-temperature styling, ensuring lasting shape and smoothness wash after wash.
Choosing the Right Curtain Tracks
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Extendable Roman Rod
See DetailsStrong load-bearing capacity, perfect for heavy curtains and small windows.
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Ultra-Thin Curtain Track
See DetailsCeiling-mount, nearly invisible, blends seamlessly with your decor.
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Need Help Deciding? Get Fabric Swatches!
Make the right choice. Order swatches to compare materials and colors in your home. Test options at home. We dispatched it via express delivery on the very day of confirmation!
Choosing the Right Curtain Header Style
The curtain header style can really change the look of your room. Whether it's a modern grommet, a classic rod pocket, or a neat pinch pleat, each style offers something unique. Think about what fits your space and what works best for light control !
Measure Width and Length Correctly
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Rail Width
- If you have a curtain track already, please upload its width (excluding the rod head);
- If you don't have one, measure the desired curtain fabric width—usually the window frame width plus 16-20 inches.
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Drop Length
- The curtain fabric height typically extends 8 inches above the window frame;
- For Pleated style, measure from track ring to floor; For Grommet & Rod Pocket, measure from rod top to floor.
Ceiling-Mounted: How to Deduct Fabric Length
We recommend the pleated header, compatible with our adjustable hooks, offering 2“ adjustment.
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Curtain Rods with Pleated Header
- Adjust Fabric Length: Reduce by 3"-3.5”.
- Consider Crown Molding: Measure from the bottom of the molding to the floor.
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Curtain Rods with Grommet Header
- Adjust Fabric Length: Reduce by 2“-2.5”.
- Consider Crown Molding: Measure from the bottom of the molding to the floor.
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Curtain Track with Pleated Header
- For Ultra-Thin Tracks: Deduct 1" for a 0.4" above the floor look.
- For Standard Tracks: Deduct 1.5".
- For Curved Tracks: Deduct 1.2".
Unsure How to Choose Blackout Lining?
No worries! Lining can make all the difference in light control, privacy, and even how your curtains hang. We’ve got options from blackout to light-filtering – and we’ll guide you to the right one for your space.
Installation Is Super Easy - Let Us Show You How!
We break down how to install all of the different types of shades and blinds we offer. With our measuring & install instructions, you’ll get it right the first time, saving you time, money and your sanity.
FAQs About Curtains
How to measure the curtains that I need?
We have created a detailed measurement guide for you. Please check it here.
How do you determine the width of pleated curtains?
For pleated curtains, the panel width refers to the width with the pleats already set. Typically, we use twice the amount of fabric to create pleats and folds, ensuring the best possible effect. The panel width is measured from the left end of the pleats to the right end of the pleats, not from the left side hem to the right side hem.
How do you determine the length for pleated style drapery?
Measure the length from the eyelet on the ring to the floor to determine the drapery length for pleated styles.
Do I need to account for the fullness when choosing a pleated header style?
For pleated curtains, the pleats are permanently sewn, we typically using 200% fullness. For example, if the rod or track length is 100 inches, you may order two panels, each 50 inches wide, for pinch pleated or tailor pleated header styles. You can also order wider panels if you prefer more fullness.
What does stacking width refer to?
Typically, stacking width amounts to about 20% of the ordered width. Therefore, when choosing the rod length, please remember to account for the stacking width if you want the window opening to be fully visible when the drapery is opened.
Do I need to buy pin hooks for the pleated curtain style?
The order includes plastic adjustable pin hooks for pinch pleat styles and metal hooks for tailor pleat styles. The plastic adjustable pin hooks enable you to adjust the curtain length within a 3-inch range. Please note, rod rings need to be purchased separately.
Are there instructions for the number of pleats for pleated curtains?
The recommended number of pleats and pin hooks are as follows: 10 pleats for 50" width, 13 pleats for 72" width, 15 pleats for 84" width, 19 pleats for 100" width, 21 pleats for 110" width, 23 pleats for 120" width, and 27 pleats for 150" width. Please note, the width and spacing of the pleats may slightly vary depending on the length of your track or pole.
What size is required for sewing double-width curtains?
- For pleated header styles such as pinch pleat, tailor pleat, inverted pleated box, goblet, and tape pleat: If the curtain finished length is over 108 inches, the maximum finished curtain width without a seam is 56 inches. If the curtain length is less than 108 inches, there is no seam restriction for any curtain finished width. Otherwise, the width needs to be double-wide with a vertical seam.
- For pleated header styles such as triple pleat and triple tailor pleat: If the curtain finished length is over 108 inches, the maximum finished curtain width without a seam is 50 inches. If the curtain length is less than 108 inches, there is no seam restriction for any curtain finished width. Otherwise, the width needs to be double-wide with a vertical seam.
What is the maximum width for curtains that have a body memory shape?
The maximum width of body memory shaped curtains is 160 inches.
Is body memory shaping necessary for my curtains?
Except for the linen curtains, we use high-temperature setting for every curtain. EASEEASE Memory Shape Training Curtain Technology enables the fabric to retain a crisp vertical line from ceiling to floor. After being shaped by body memory, your drapes will hang straight, featuring beautiful folds and no flaring at the bottom. This is unlike regular curtain fabrics, which often lose their shape towards the bottom
How long will the curtains maintain their shape after being trained with body memory?
It is permanent.
Can I machine wash the curtains?
Except for our blackout edges, everything else is machine washable. EASEEASE curtains can be washed for a lifetime and still maintain their shape. However, please note that they should only be washed in cold water. Do not use a dryer or hot water, as this will cause shrinkage. After washing, hang them to dry.