Brown Blackout Curtains 90 in Length Linen Patio Drapes - Total Room

In this review the DANCURTON Brown Blackout Curtains 90 in length are judged as a practical, stylish option for anyone needing total room darkening and thermal insulation for large windows or sliding glass doors. The single biggest reason to buy is the 100% blackout white coating on the back of the flax linen blend, which delivers reliable light blocking for sleep, home theater, or daytime naps. The package includes two wide panels and three hanging options, so they suit multiple rod styles and interior looks while remaining an affordable, textured alternative to heavier cotton drapes.

Key Features

• Total blackout coating: A white blackout layer on the back blocks light fully, creating a dark sleep environment and reducing glare for media rooms.
• Thermal insulation: The curtains provide energy efficiency by helping keep rooms cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
• 3-way hanging: Hidden back tabs, a 3 in rod pocket, or clip-on styling let the same panel create a modern back tab, classic pleated, or casual clipped look.
• Linen-cotton look fabric: The flax linen blend offers a soft, textured appearance that reads as modern farmhouse or boho chic without a stiff finish.
• Two wide panels: Each package contains two panels, each 52 in wide by 90 in long, covering wide windows or sliding glass doors without many seams.
• Easy care: Machine washable in cold water with low tumble dry and cool iron instructions keeps upkeep simple for busy households.

Who It's For

This set is ideal for homeowners or renters with large windows, sliding glass doors, or patios who need complete room darkening for sleep, a nursery, or a media room. The neutral brown shade and linen texture suit modern farmhouse, boho, and casual interiors, and the 90 in length fits 7.5 ft ceilings or tall windows without modification.

Shoppers who prefer an ultra-heavy or blackout-lined velvet drape for formal living rooms, or those requiring soundproofing beyond normal insulating fabric, may want to consider heavier specialty drapes. Also, anyone needing grommet-top hardware specifically should note these panels use back tabs, a rod pocket, or clips rather than metal grommets.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Effective light blocking thanks to the complete blackout white coating, useful for bright mornings and daytime naps.
• Flexible styling with three hanging options, allowing a hidden-rod look, pleated header, or clip-on casual finish.
• Nice fabric texture and neutral color that reads as upscale and pairs well with multiple decor schemes.
• Good value for two wide 52 in by 90 in panels that cover large spans without seams.

Cons

• Fabric quality received mixed feedback from some customers, with a few preferring heavier or different textures.
• Do not iron the back side of the blackout coating, which requires care when pressing.

Specifications

Brand	DANCURTON
Package contents	2 linen blend panels
Panel size	52 in wide x 90 in long each
Blackout	100% blackout white coating on back
Hanging styles	Back tab, 3 in rod pocket, clip-on
Care	Machine wash cold, tumble dry low, cool iron front only

Our Verdict

The DANCURTON Brown Blackout Curtains 90 in length are a sensible buy for anyone needing dependable room darkening with a soft linen look and flexible styling. They deliver strong light blocking, reasonable thermal benefit, and two wide panels that cover tall windows or sliding doors, making them excellent value for bedrooms, nurseries, and media spaces where appearance and function both matter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these curtains completely block sunlight?
Yes; the panels include a 100% blackout white coating on the back that blocks light effectively for darkened rooms.

Will they fit a sliding glass door?
Each panel is 52 in wide and 90 in long, so the two panels together typically cover a sliding glass door or large window; measure the opening to confirm desired overlap.

How should I care for them?
Machine wash in cold water, tumble dry low, and cool iron the front fabric as needed; avoid ironing the back blackout coating.