Joydeco Blackout Curtains 90-Inch

For people trying to darken a bedroom or living room without changing the window treatment style, these Joydeco curtains pair a light beige look with blackout and thermal-insulating features. The set includes two panels, each 37 inches wide and 90 inches long, for a combined width of 74 inches. They can hang from a rod pocket or back tabs, so the setup offers some flexibility for different curtain rods and the look you want at the top of the window.

What matters most

The main buying question is how much light you want to cut. Joydeco says the panels block 85%–99% of sunlight and UV rays, with darker colors working better. Since this set is light beige, it would be sensible not to assume it will reach the highest end of that range. It may still help dim a room for sleep, a nap, or watching a screen during the day, but the listing does not give a separate light-blocking figure for this color.

The polyester fabric is also described as thermally insulated, with the intended benefit of helping keep a room cooler in summer. The manufacturer also claims noise reduction, but provides no measured amount, so treat that as a possible extra rather than a substitute for dedicated soundproofing. If you need near-total darkness or a specific level of noise control, those details matter more than the general blackout label.

How it fits

Each panel measures 37 by 90 inches, together they cover 74 inches in width. Compare those measurements with your window and the amount of fullness you want before choosing. A pair that spans the window may look different from a fuller curtain arrangement, and the listing does not specify a recommended window width. The 90-inch length also needs to suit your window height and preferred hem position.

The two hanging options serve slightly different looks: a rod pocket gives the curtain a gathered top, while back tabs provide another way to attach it to a rod. It makes sense if you want one set that lets you choose between those styles. Keep in mind that light beige is likely to let more light through than a darker color, according to the product description, that distinction matters most in a room where daytime darkness is a priority.

Tips for day-to-day use

For a practical bedroom setup, picture closing both panels before an afternoon nap, then opening them to let daylight back in. The two-panel format makes that routine straightforward, while the rod pocket or back-tab design lets you pick the hanging method that suits your window. For a living room, the thermal feature may be useful when trying to limit summer heat, though the listing does not quantify how much the room temperature could change.

The care instructions call for machine washing the curtains separately in a mesh bag, without bleach. They can be tumble dried at low temperatures and warm ironed. That is helpful if you expect to wash them, but it does mean laundry care is more specific than simply tossing them in with a regular load. From the way it is set up, the product is focused on light control and basic seasonal comfort rather than measured sound reduction or a guaranteed blackout result.

Questions before you buy

Do the panels come as a pair? Yes. The package contains two panels, each 37 inches wide by 90 inches long.

Can I choose how they hang? Yes. The curtains have both a rod pocket and back tabs, giving you two hanging options.

Are they machine washable? Yes. The care directions specify washing separately in a mesh bag, avoiding bleach, and tumble drying at low temperatures.

When it makes sense

Not the best choice if you need a verified light-blocking percentage for this exact color, a quantified reduction in outside noise, or a curtain sized to a window wider than the listed combined panel width. For those needs, a product with color-specific performance figures or more detailed sizing guidance would be easier to assess. This set is a more straightforward fit when two 90-inch panels, flexible hanging, and washable polyester suit the room. The light beige finish may appeal if you want a softer look than darker blackout curtains, provided you are comfortable with the listing’s note that darker shades block more light.