Blackout Curtains, 90-Inch Length

For people who need a darker bedroom, nursery, or sunroom, these linen-textured blackout curtains pair a decorative natural-white exterior with a blackout inner layer. The set includes two panels listed at 40 inches wide by 90 inches long, with pinch pleats for a more structured look than a plain rod-pocket panel. Four hanging methods give you some flexibility when matching the curtains to your hardware, and a tie-back band is included. The main tradeoff is coverage: the listed panel width and length need to suit your window, and fabric alone cannot block light that comes around the edges.

How it fits

The layered construction is intended for rooms where incoming daylight is a problem, such as a bedroom used for daytime sleep or a nursery where a darker setting matters. The outer fabric has a linen texture, while the inner layer is designed to block sunlight and UV rays, the curtains are also described as providing thermal insulation and noise reduction. Those features may make them more useful than a lightweight decorative curtain, though the amount of light or sound reduction in a room will depend on the window and how the panels are installed.

Pinch pleats give the fabric a shaped, gathered appearance rather than a loose, flat fall. You can hang the panels using hook rings, back tabs, a track system, or clip rings. That range is handy if you already have a preferred setup, but check that your existing hardware works with the hanging method you choose. You’ll appreciate it if you want a substantial-looking curtain that can serve both as a room-darkening layer and as part of the decor. For example, in a bedroom, you could draw the panels before a daytime nap and use the included tie-back to hold them open when you want daylight back. How much of the window will they cover? The listed 40-inch width per panel is an important part of that decision.

Pros

• Two-layer construction combines a linen-textured face with a blackout inner layer.
• Pinch pleats create a more tailored look than a simple, unstructured curtain.
• Four hanging options offer flexibility across different curtain setups.
• Machine-wash care is straightforward: cold wash, no bleach, tumble dry low, and low-temperature ironing if needed.

A practical limitation is that the curtains are sold as two panels with a listed size of 40 inches wide by 90 inches long. They may not provide the coverage you want for a wider window without additional panels, and the listed length may not suit every room. Better avoided if you need a verified fit for a specific window but have not checked its measurements.

Spec sheet

• Type: Pinch-pleated blackout curtains
• Format: Two-panel set
• Size: 40 inches wide by 90 inches long
• Color: Natural white
• Material: 450 GSM linen-textured recycled polyester with a blackout inner layer
• Hanging options: Hook rings, back tabs, track systems, or clip rings
• Care: Machine wash cold, do not bleach, tumble dry low, iron on low if needed

The product description also says the pleats are formed using a high-temperature steaming process. From the way it is set up, these curtains lean more toward a structured, layered window treatment than a lightweight sheer or a basic single-layer panel. That makes them a better match for someone prioritizing darkness and a fuller look than for someone who wants filtered daylight or the simplest possible curtain.

Should you buy it?

Consider this set if you want pinch-pleated curtains with a linen-like appearance, a blackout lining, and several ways to hang them. The natural-white color and tie-back make them adaptable across a bedroom, living room, dining area, or sunroom, while the stated care instructions avoid requiring special cleaning. Keep expectations tied to fit: the two panels have a specified width and length, and side gaps can still let light into a room. If your window suits those dimensions and you want a heavier, layered alternative to a basic curtain, the design has a clear use case, if exact room-darkening coverage is essential, prioritize measuring the window and planning for edge coverage before choosing.