Blackout Linen Curtains, 84-Inch

Daylight slipping into a bedroom can make daytime sleep difficult. These beige blackout curtains are designed to block light, giving shift workers, light-sensitive sleepers, and parents a darker room to rest in.

The set includes two panels, each 50 inches wide and 84 inches long. Their textured, linen-look finish brings a softer appearance than plain blackout fabric.

They’re made from polyester, not linen, so the look is the draw rather than natural-fiber construction. That distinction matters if material is a deciding factor.

Technical details

Each panel measures 50 inches wide by 84 inches long, and the set contains two panels. Beige fabric has a textured linen appearance, while the blackout design is intended to block incoming light. The maker also describes the curtains as thermally insulated and says they can reduce outside noise and limit the view into the room. Those are useful added aims, though the product details don’t quantify how much noise or heat they address.

Eight pre-attached, rust-resistant grommets are fitted to each panel. Their 1.6-inch diameter is designed for curtain rods up to 1.5 inches thick. Check both the rod fit and the curtain length against your window before choosing, the listed size can vary by an inch, and the beige shade may look different across screens.

Requirements

Installation is a simple slide-on setup, with no tools required, as long as your rod is within the stated thickness limit. For care, the curtains are machine washable in cold water. Non-chlorine bleach is listed as an option if needed, and the maker recommends low heat for ironing. The fabric is described as fade- and wrinkle-resistant, but that doesn’t mean it will never need smoothing after washing.

Usage tips

In a bedroom, draw both panels across the window when it’s time to sleep, the two-panel format lets you open them during the day and close them again without removing anything. They may also suit a living room or home theater where reducing daylight and outside visibility is useful. The stated light-blocking design is the main reason to choose this set, while insulation and noise reduction are secondary benefits rather than measured performance claims.

If your window is wider than the coverage these two panels provide, or you need a precise fit, compare the listed panel dimensions with the window before ordering. A lighter, less light-blocking curtain may be a better fit when keeping daylight in the room matters more than darkening it.

Before you decide

Are these made from linen? No. They’re polyester curtains with a linen-like texture.

Will they fit any curtain rod? They’re intended for rods up to 1.5 inches thick, the grommets measure 1.6 inches across.

What comes in the set? Two panels, each measuring 50 inches wide by 84 inches long.

When it makes sense

It makes sense if you want a two-panel bedroom set with a textured look and a stated blackout design, and your rod and window suit the listed dimensions. For example, closing both panels before a daytime nap offers a straightforward way to darken the room without adding a separate shade. You may want to skip it if you specifically want real linen, need a different panel size, or are choosing primarily for proven sound or temperature control, the product information gives no performance measurements for those benefits.