Oatmeal 105 Inch Long Oatmeal Linen-Blend Blackout Curtains (2 Panels) for Living Room & Bedroom
Product description
If you’re trying to make a room feel quieter and darker on purpose, these Oatmeal 105-inch blackout curtains are built around that exact job. Over the long panels, you also get a linen-inspired texture that looks more “intentional” than plain blackout drapes. That said, no curtain set is magic—coverage and fullness still matter depending on your window size and how you hang it.
The essentials
These curtains are designed for privacy and blackout performance using a dual-layer, heavy-duty approach. The goal is simple: block sunlight and UV rays to help create a more undisturbed environment. The fabric blend is 30% linen and 70% polyester, plus a 100% blackout white liner, so you’re not just buying a decorative look—you’re buying a light-blocking layer.
They also add thermal and sound insulation benefits “on paper,” thanks to the thick fabric. If you deal with bright mornings, streetlight glare, or you just want your bedroom to feel more cocoon-like, that’s where this set tends to make the most sense.
What stands out in real life
The “linen” texture is a big part of the appeal. The slub linen fabric includes visible linen flecks and a crosshatch pattern, which can help these drapes blend into farmhouse, boho, rustic, or modern chic spaces without looking like industrial blackout curtains.
There’s also a practical flexibility angle: each package includes 2 panels, plus 32 metal hooks and 32 metal rings. The set is meant to work with multiple hanging styles, so you’re not locked into one installation method.
Hanging options (and why that matters)
These curtains are meant to be adaptable with four hanging methods: back tabs, rod pockets, ring hooks, or track systems. In day-to-day terms, this is the difference between “it should fit my setup” and “I have to make it work.” If your room has a specific way of mounting (or you’re upgrading later), options help.
A small example: if you’re hanging these in a living room and want a more casual, slightly relaxed header, back tabs can give a softer look. If you prefer a cleaner, more tailored top line, rod pockets may suit you better. The availability of rings/hooks makes it easier to experiment without replacing the whole set.
The less convincing side
Blackout curtains are not all the same, and these are best thought of as a set with blackout intent, not a guarantee for every window. Depending on your exact window dimensions and how much width you have versus the curtain panels, you could still notice light gaps at the sides or around the top.
Also, the fabric is described as a linen-polyester blend with a blackout liner. That’s usually great for performance, but it can mean the curtains may feel heavier than lightweight “sheer” options, so plan on using the intended hardware and a stable mounting.
Care & maintenance
Care is straightforward: machine washable in cold water and tumble dry on low. Avoid bleach. If ironing is needed, the guidance is to iron only on the front side at a cool setting—primarily to help preserve the blackout layer integrity.
Technical details
- Type: Dual-layer blackout & privacy curtains
- Fabric: 30% linen / 70% polyester slub linen look
- Blackout layer: 100% blackout white liner
- Package contents: 2 panels, metal hooks, and metal rings
- Hanging options: back tabs, rod pockets, ring hooks, track systems
- Care: machine wash cold, tumble dry low, avoid bleach, cool iron front side only if needed
Who it’s for (and who should skip)
It makes sense if you want a decorative-but-functional curtain for bedrooms, nurseries, or home offices where light control and privacy matter. It also fits people who like the look of linen texture but still need blackout performance.
It might not be a great match if your top priority is ultra-lightweight draping, or if your window setup requires a very specific mounting approach and you’re not confident about adjusting hanging methods. It also may leave you wanting more if your room needs near-zero light leak and you don’t plan to account for fullness and placement.
Is it worth it?
Buy these if you’re specifically shopping for blackout + privacy with a linen-inspired look, and you want flexibility in how the panels hang. The dual-layer design and thick fabric approach are built for brighter rooms and noisier environments where you want relief.
Skip them if you only need sheer-style softness, or if you can’t (or won’t) match the panel width and mounting style to your window—because light gaps can still happen. For many home setups, though, this set is a practical way to upgrade both the look and the room mood without overcomplicating installation.
Mini FAQ
How dark are these curtains supposed to make a room?
They’re intended to block 100% of sunlight and UV rays using a dual-layer, heavy-duty design with a 100% blackout liner.
What hanging styles are available?
The set supports back tabs, rod pockets, ring hooks, or track systems, depending on what you have installed.
Do they help with temperature and noise?
The thick, durable fabric is described as providing thermal and sound insulation benefits that may help reduce heat transfer and noise.
Can you machine wash them?
Yes—wash cold and tumble dry on low. Avoid bleach, and if you iron, do so cool on the front side.
Are they better for bedrooms or living rooms?
They’re described as ideal for bedrooms, nurseries, and home offices, but they can also work in a living room if you want a darker, more private feel.