KEQIAOSUOCAI Blackout Curtains 90-Inch

For anyone looking to soften daylight and add privacy in a bedroom, living room, or dining room, these pinch-pleat curtains offer a ready-made two-panel setup. Each panel is 40 inches wide by 90 inches long, for a combined width of 80 inches. The polyester fabric has no separate liner, so the stated light reduction is a better guide than expecting a completely dark room.

The package also includes adjustable hooks, which can raise or lower the curtain height by 1 inch.

Where it shines

The triple-weave fabric is intended to block unwanted light and UV rays, support privacy, dampen sound, and help balance room temperature. According to the maker, it blocks 85%–95% of unwanted light, darker colors provide more shading. That makes these curtains worth a look for a bedroom where early daylight is distracting, or a living room where you want less glare and a more private feel. They can also suit a home office or dining room if the pinch-pleat style works with the room.

Think of them as room-darkening window treatments rather than a promise of total darkness. If you prioritize a softer, more dressed-up window with light reduction, this style fits that brief, if you prefer a lined curtain built specifically for near-total blackout, that is a different buying priority.

What matters most

The listed 40-by-90-inch size is for each panel, not the pair. Measure the window and consider how much coverage you want before choosing: together, the panels are 80 inches wide, and the listing does not provide a wider size or extra panels. The adjustable hooks offer a small height adjustment, not a way to change the curtain length substantially.

For a practical example, in a bedroom with morning sun, the panels can cover the window to reduce incoming light and help limit views from outside. They may also soften some everyday noise, but the description gives no measured sound-reduction figure, so don’t choose them as a substitute for dedicated soundproofing. Worth considering if privacy and a more subdued room matter as much as the pleated look. It may not suit you if you need guaranteed full blackout or have a window that needs more than 80 inches of combined panel width.

Cleaning & care

The curtains are machine washable in cold water. The maker also recommends low-temperature ironing or steam cleaning when needed. Since the fabric has no liner, care is relatively straightforward, but follow the cold-water and low-heat guidance rather than assuming the panels can take hotter washing or ironing.

Should you buy it?

Choose these if the 40-by-90-inch panels fit your window, you like pinch pleats, and reduced light and added privacy are the goal—not complete darkness. Their useful combination of a two-panel set, adjustable hooks, and machine-washable polyester keeps the setup simple. Skip them if precise blackout performance is essential, or if you need a wider pair, the listed light-blocking range and unlined construction leave room for some light to remain.