Plenitud

We've created a detailed measurement guide for you. Check it out here.

For pleated curtains, the panel width includes the pleats. We recommend 2 times fullness for the best look. Measure from the left end of the pleats to the right end, not from hem to hem.

Measure from the eyelet on the ring to the floor.

Yes, choose 200% fullness for pleated curtains. For a 100-inch rod, order two 50-inch wide panels for pinch or tailor pleated styles. You can go wider for more fullness.

Stacking width is about 20% of the ordered width. Consider this when choosing your rod length if you want the window fully visible when curtains are open.

Yes, we provide plastic adjustable pin hooks for pinch pleats and metal hooks for tailor pleats. The plastic hooks allow 3 inches of length adjustment. Rod rings are sold separately.

Here's a guide for pleat and pin hook numbers:

Pleat width and spacing may vary slightly based on your track or pole length.

For most pleated styles, if the curtain length is over 108 inches, the maximum width without a seam is 56 inches. For triple pleat and triple tailor pleat styles, it's 50 inches. Wider curtains will have a vertical seam.

The maximum width is 160 inches.

Except for linen curtains, we use high-temperature setting for all curtains. Our Memory Shape Training technology helps curtains hang straight with beautiful folds. This prevents flaring at the bottom, unlike regular curtains.

It's permanent.

Everything except blackout edges is machine washable. Our curtains can be washed repeatedly while maintaining their shape. Use cold water only and hang to dry. Don't use hot water or a dryer to avoid shrinkage.