Material selection for custom curtains blackout

a. Pure cotton. Pure cotton curtains are natural materials with good environmental friendliness, but they are prone to shrinkage.

b. Flax. Linen curtains have better breathability than other materials, but they are prone to wrinkles and have poor shading.

c. Cotton and linen. Cotton and linen curtains blend the advantages of linen, providing high-quality breathability and much better shading than linen, but they are still prone to wrinkles.

d. Velvet fabric. Velvet curtains come in a variety of colors and have an excellent drape when hung. The only downside is that they are prone to dust.

e. Shanier. The Chenille curtains have a particularly thick texture, excellent light blocking, do not stick to dust, and have a good drape. The only drawback is that they are prone to wrinkles after washing.

f. High precision. High-precision curtains have a very good luster, delicate texture, and excellent shading effect. However, due to their responsible craftsmanship, the price will be relatively high.