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Vintage Touch White Sheer Curtains, Ivy Texture Window Curtains
$38.99 USD
DESCRIPTION
These sheer curtains feature a practical rod pocket design that accommodates standard curtain rods. Crafted from a lightweight faux linen fabric, they offer a subtle texture and a relaxed look. The curtains provide a light filtering function, softening natural sunlight to enhance room comfort while maintaining privacy. This set of four curtains is made from a durable material that is machine washable, adding convenience to their maintenance. Rod Pocket Design - Features a classic rod pocket for easy installation on standard curtain rods diameter Faux Linen Texture - Constructed from a sheer fabric with a subtle faux linen weave for added visual interest and a modern look Light Filtering - Softly diffuses natural sunlight to brighten rooms while reducing glare and providing a comfortable level of privacy Lightweight and Durable - Made from a enhanced lightweight polyester material that is long-lasting and easy to care for Machine Washable - Curtains are machine washable in warm water; tumble dry low and iron on low heat if needed for convenience
SPECIFICATION
Additional Information
Care Instructions:
- Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth.
- Avoid exposure to moisture, direct sunlight, or harsh cleaning agents.
- Handle with care to preserve the finish and detailing.
Packaging & Handling:
- Each item is securely packed to ensure safe delivery.
- Fragile items are double-checked for protection before dispatch.
Note:
- This product is handcrafted, and slight variations in color, texture, or finish may occur. These natural differences make every piece unique and special.
Usage:
- Ideal for home, office, or gifting purposes.
- Perfect addition to modern, minimal, or luxury interiors.
Return Policy
Our return policy lasts is effective for 7 days from the receipt of delivery, in case of any sort of damages.
If 7 days have gone by since receipt of delivery, unfortunately we can’t offer you a refund or exchange.
