XiDi Eyelet Blackout Curtains 86x160cm (2 panels) with voile layer for kids rooms
Product description
The essentials
These XiDi eyelet blackout curtains are designed for one job above all: bringing proper light control to a child’s bedroom (or a living room) while still looking playful. Each set comes as 2 panels, and the overall look isn’t just “solid dark”: there’s an integrated two-layer approach with a sheer voile layer on top of the blackout layer.
On paper, the mix of a light, dreamy voile and a printed blackout fabric sounds like the kind of compromise that usually ends up either too heavy or too see-through. Here, the idea is that the sheer layer softens the light and adds a romantic, nebula-like feel, while the blackout layer brings privacy and around 80% opacity. That’s the point where these curtains can feel more useful than basic blackout curtains if you want something that still works as décor.
What’s included and how it hangs
You get 2 curtain panels in total, with window rings/eyelets built in at the top. Each panel includes 6 eyelets, and the inner diameter of each eyelet is 4 cm, which is intended to suit most standard curtain poles.
A small practical note: the panels are described as a matching pair, so if your window width sits between sizes, it’s worth thinking about whether 2 panels will cover what you want when closed.
Key features that you’ll notice day to day
The blackout layer is polyester with a three-layer weaving process. The manufacturer also claims the design is printed to keep colours looking good and to give a better “drape”, not just a stiff blackout feel.
A starry, layered look (not just plain darkness)
The design includes laser-cut star shapes in the blackout fabric. When light passes through, those star cut-outs are meant to glow in a “stars through the light” effect. If you’re buying these for a kids’ room, this is the sort of detail that can make the curtains feel less like a purely functional blackout solution.
Meanwhile, the sheer voile layer is light and adds softness around the edges. The effect is meant to create a gentle, romantic, slightly misty atmosphere—good for bedtime vibes, even if the room is still getting daylight.
Opacity and privacy
The blackout fabric is described as delivering 80% opacity. That’s a realistic target for many family homes—useful for cutting down morning light and giving privacy—though it’s not the same thing as total blackout in every home with every window orientation.
Tech specs (as far as the info allows)
- Type: Eyelet blackout curtains with voile layer (2-panel set)
- Pack contents: 2 panels, each with 6 eyelets (with a sheer and a blackout layer)
- Eyelet inner diameter: 4 cm
- Blackout opacity: 80% (as described)
- Dimensions (each panel): 86x160cm (34x63)
- Design: Pink/Blue/Purple star-themed voile with laser-cut star elements
- Material (blackout layer): Polyester (three-layer woven process described)
- Colour: Pink, blue, purple (voile) with star pattern
Where it shines, and where it may not
It makes sense if you want a kids bedroom or playroom curtain that does three things in one go: reduces light, increases privacy, and still looks decorative thanks to the sheer top layer and star cut-outs.
It may not be the best match if you’re after full, strict darkness for naps all year round. With 80% opacity, you’ll likely get a meaningful improvement, but you could still see some light spill depending on your window fit and how your pole sits.
It can also feel slightly “decor-led” rather than “minimal office blackout” if your priority is plain blackout with no layered, sheer aesthetic.
Care & maintenance
These curtains are described as machine washable. The guidance given is to wash cold and either air dry or use a low-temperature tumble dry. If you’ve got kids, this is the part you’ll care about most—especially when you want curtains that stay presentable after regular washing.
Mini FAQ
Are these curtains fully blackout?
They’re described as providing around 80% opacity. That should help with daylight reduction and privacy, but it may not eliminate all light in every room.
Do they fit standard curtain poles?
Each panel has eyelets with an inner diameter of 4 cm, which is stated to adapt to most standard poles.
How do the layers look in practice?
The sheer voile layer is meant to soften the room, while the blackout layer includes laser-cut star details designed to appear brighter when light passes through.
How many panels do you get?
The pack includes 2 panels, each with its own top eyelet arrangement.
Final verdict
Is it worth it?
A solid buy if you’re looking for kids bedroom curtains that blend light control with a starry, decorative look—especially if you like the idea of sheer layering and a glowing effect when daylight hits.
Better avoided if you need near-total blackout and very clean, no-sheer styling. Also, if your window coverage needs more than a 2-panel set for the way you hang them, it may leave you doing extra measuring before you commit.
In short: these sit in the practical “family room blackout” camp, but they’re styled to feel like part of the room, not just a curtain that kills light.