Best Home Fashion Premium Thermal Insulated Blackout Curtains - Stainless Steel Nickel Grommet Top - Grey - 52" W x 63" L - (Set of 2 Panels)

I bought these on sale in the chocolate. Love the color and the material. They seem well made, already made a trip through the wash and dryer. Came out fine. Blackout is 100 percent! And I am really happy with the way they look. 2 things to know. The backs of the curtain are the same color as the front, not white, so if that is a concern. Also although they seem pretty wrinkle free. Mine are 108 long, the bottoms do wrinkle a bit. I do just touch them up with a steamer or warm iron. But also I'm rather type A so small things like minor wrinkles bug me. Overall I'm very happy with these!

They added so much beauty to my sons room

Our master bedroom was always 8-10 degrees colder than our other rooms due to the large windows on two of its walls. I purchased these curtains because they were the only thermal curtains I could find that had grommet tops and came in navy. They were a bit more expensive than the Eclipse curtains from Walmart, but I was willing to pay that to get grommets.I was surprised to see that the curtains were very shiny and satiny, which frankly looked a bit tacky. The material seemed thinner than the Eclipse curtains, and it didn't have a foam or other insulating backing. I followed the included instructions to put them in the dryer for 20 minutes on low with a damp cloth, and this removed most (but not all) of the creases. The included tiebacks were a bit disappointing because although the main part of the tieback was the same color and material, the loops at each end were a cheap bright white string. However, the grommets make them easy enough to slide that we don't really need the tiebacks.The navy curtains aren't 100% light blocking (you can faintly see a lamp through them if you hold the curtains up to your face), but they did darken the room significantly. They aren't true blackout curtains, and when installed on a normal rod light will come out the top. They're not ideal for a home theater, but they did make the room dark enough that I accidentally slept in the first morning after they were installed.I was much more impressed with the thermal properties. The first night we installed them it got to 3 degrees Fahrenheit outside but the bedroom was only 5 degrees colder than the other rooms (normally it would've been at 10 degrees colder). A few nights later, when it only got down to 30 degrees at night, the bedroom was the same temperature as the other rooms when we woke up in the morning.

I bought the grey color. It's very good quality.First to clarify things. In the description it says "Sold as a pair", so you get 2 "panels". I was very confused because people are also saying "sheer" in the reviews and Q&A. "sheer"? "panel"? What the heck?... To make it simple, I took a picture. Shown in the first pic are what you get in one package (the smallest amount you can buy).Then. It's not 100% blackout. Don't get me wrong, the room does get VERY dark and I like it with no regrets about the purchase.To show this, I took 4 pictures: blinds open, no curtain; blinds shut, no curtain; blinds open with curtain; blinds shut with curtain. So even with blinds shut, you can still (barely) see the light from the blinds cracks go through the curtain.BUT I have to say that my phone's auto adjust settings made the room look way brighter than it actually was when the curtain was in use. That being said, although the curtain is not 100% blackout, it does make the room dark enough, I mean really dark.So my point is, don't be fooled by some reviews showing light goes through the curtain. You can hardly find any single layer curtain that's 100% blackout. Just buy it and you will love it. You don't have to buy this particular brand, as long as the reviews are reasonably good you won't go wrong. I bought this one because this is the best deal I could find that offers 108 inch long panels and the windows in my apartment are from floor to ceiling!

I loved these curtains until I took then down in the spring and ran them through the washer. Half of the grommets came off and there was random threads hanging off them. If you get them don't run them through the washer. Up to that they worked great at insulating the bedroom and blocking light. But for the cost of curtains they really need to last more than a season.

I searched and searched for silver grommet top curtains that had a decent thickness (not see through), and were a sandy tan/beige color. I was surprised at how hard that color was to find, especially without spending $60-$80 a panel. I ordered the Beige color in these curtains and they are great.The fabric is durable and quality, the packing wrinkles came out super easily by tumble drying them with a damp, lint free towel ON LOW for 20 minutes, and they have pretty decent light blocking capabilities. I wouldn't call them complete blackout, but with this color I wasn't expecting it. AND, I didn't want rubber/plastic feeling curtains, which most true blackout curtains are. These feel like a microfiber, almost micro suede (without being too suede-y if that makes sense.) They do not look like cheap curtains at all...and I would call myself picky in the quality department.The only reason I gave a 4 instead of a 5 is that they had some tiny pink spots on the top of the fabric by the grommets, but it came out super easy with soap and water...and after throwing in the dryer with the damp towel for 20 minutes the grommets got some little spots on them, but you can barely see them...again, just a picky thing. They aren't cream like shown in the picture. They are a true sand color. I have Sherwin Williams Softer Tan #6141 paint and they are an almost perfect match to that color. I got lucky with these curtains...great buy...highly recommend!

I didn't fall in love with the colour but they are good enough for the price