How to Order - Step by Step!

Do all curtain types suit both poles and tracks, and what exactly is a pleat hook? We've made it easy for you by gathering everything in one place! Best of all? You needn't sit and work out fabric quantities or how many pleat hooks you need – we help you with all of it! All you have to do is measure the length and width of your windows and choose your fabric! We'll sort the rest.

Single
If you only want a curtain on one side of your window, choose “single” – a good option if your window is positioned close to one of the room's walls. You can also choose “single” if you want an odd number of curtain drops.

Pair
If you have one or more windows where you want a curtain drop on either side of the window, choose “pair” – that is, two curtain drops with the same measurements. If you order a patterned fabric, we make sure the curtains are pattern-matched too.

All you need to do is measure the length from your pole or track down to the floor, and then measure how long your track or pole is.
Bear in mind that the width you enter is the area the curtains are to cover. If you just want a curtain that covers the window, enter the window's measurements. If you'd rather cover a larger area or the whole wall, enter the measurements of the area you want the curtains to cover.

Wave
Wave curtains are based on a clean design with soft, rolling waves of fabric.
Worth remembering is that this is the heading style that requires the most fabric to achieve the flowing folds.
Your choice of fabric has a big impact on how the curtain feels once it's hung. Velvet curtains, for example, are an easy way to bring a luxurious, sophisticated feel to your home, while linen curtains give a natural, harmonious impression.

Hand-sewn pleats
Hand-sewn pleats are our most exclusive curtain style, where the pleats are stitched together by hand. All our curtains with hand-sewn pleats are lined to give the curtains the finest possible drape. Hand-sewn pleats are recommended purely as decorative curtains and are therefore best suited to rooms such as the dining room, living room and study.

Curtains with pleat hooks are both easy to hang and give a simple, well-tailored look that really lets the fabric come into its own, whether plain or patterned.
Pleat hooks come in many different variants, which affect how many pleats the curtains get and how much of the track the curtains cover.
If you want tight pleats, choose a four-prong hook; if you want fewer pleats, a two-prong hook. Curtains with pleat hooks suit all tracks with gliders as well as curtain poles with rings.