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• Questions You Must Understand Before Buying Curtains
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1Is the listed price for a width of one meter?

Response: According to industry practice, our pricing is based on the price of the fabric at one meter width, rather than the price of a complete curtain set.

2, What does "set high and wide" mean?

Reply: “fixed high buy width” is an industry term for curtains, referring to the fixed width of the fabric by the manufacturer during production.(Generally280cm, 200cm, 180m, 150cmWait)The length of the woven fabric, when making curtains, requires the fabric to be turned horizontally to determine the curtain height. The buyer purchases the length of the fabric, while the curtain height is irrelevant as long as it remains within the door width.

3Why is the width of the fabric purchased larger than the window width?

Response: The coverage area of the curtain must be larger than the window area to completely block the light from the window. During processing, additional space should be left on all sides and above/below the coverage area.10Centimeters are used for sewing ribbons and edge trims. Therefore, the actual size you purchase should be larger than the window size.

4, cannot touch the item, don’t dare to buy it…

Response: Our curtains are photographed in real life to reflect the true appearance as closely as possible, without any beautification. The photos were taken from various angles and under different lighting conditions, aiming to accurately represent the texture and colors of the products. In fact, there are issues even when purchasing from a physical store. First, the color of the fabric under the store’s lighting may not be the same as when hung at home—this is a matter related to textile color science, involving physical, physiological, and psychological factors, which I won’t go into details. Second, the term in the curtain industry refers to “color from afar, variation up close,” meaning the pattern effect may differ when viewed in person compared to the store. Third, due to limitations in store space and funding, only a small amount of fabric is used as samples. The fabric you ultimately choose may be just a small piece on the sample or hanging tag. The actual feel of that small piece compared to the overall hanging appearance and light-blocking properties can be quite different.