BGment Olive Green 52 x 84 Velvet Blackout Curtains, 2 Panels

If you want to soften daylight, add privacy, and give a living room a richer fabric look, these BGment velvet panels combine room-darkening coverage with an olive green, solid design. The set includes two panels, each measuring 52 inches wide by 84 inches long, so you can plan coverage around your window before choosing a hanging style.

The product description says the curtains block 65–85% of sunlight, so they can dim a room but are not a guarantee of complete darkness. That distinction matters if you need near-total blackout for sleep or screen use.

Key takeaways

The velvet fabric brings a soft surface and a heavier drape than a basic, lightweight curtain. The olive green color and solid pattern suit a room where you want the window treatment to contribute to the decor rather than disappear. The listed uses include indoor room darkening and thermal insulation, and the panels are described as providing privacy.

Each panel has five back tabs and a 3-inch rod pocket. You can hang them by the back tabs, use the rod pocket, or attach clip rings. That flexibility helps if you want the curtain to sit differently on the rod, though the clip rings are not listed as included. The package contains two panels, not a single wide curtain.

Buyer feedback often praises the velvet appearance and feel, while opinions about thickness and light blocking are mixed. Treat the fabric’s substantial look as a style feature, not proof that every window will be fully darkened, the stated light reduction is the more useful guide for setting expectations.

How to take care of it

The care instructions allow machine washing on a gentle cycle and say not to bleach. The product information also mentions dry cleaning as an option. For creases from packaging, it recommends using a steam iron on low heat from the back of the fabric. Following those directions is relevant for velvet, where direct heat or more aggressive care may not suit the stated instructions.

Getting the most from it

Measure the window and consider how much fabric you want gathered at the sides before choosing these panels. Their listed size is 52 inches wide by 84 inches long per panel, and the two-panel set offers flexibility for a paired window treatment. For a cleaner, gathered look, the back tabs or rod pocket are available, clip rings provide another way to hang them if you already have suitable rings.

In a living room, the olive color and velvet texture can add visual weight while reducing incoming sunlight and helping create privacy. The same room-darkening role may also suit a bedroom, but the product details do not promise total light exclusion. If darkness is the main requirement, account for the stated 65–85% sunlight blocking rather than assuming “blackout” means no light will enter.

When it makes sense

A solid pick if you want a two-panel velvet treatment with multiple hanging options, an olive green solid finish, and some reduction in daylight. It also makes sense when softness and the look of a heavier drape matter alongside indoor privacy. Compared with a basic, unlined-looking lightweight curtain, this set emphasizes velvet texture and room darkening, a product specified for complete blackout would be a better fit when blocking essentially all light is essential.

Better avoided if you need a documented guarantee of total darkness: the stated performance is partial sunlight blocking, and buyer feedback on light control is mixed. The same mixed feedback on thickness means the listed velvet material is more dependable as a description of fabric type than as a promise of a particular heft.