Linen Blackout Curtains 63 in Grey - 100% Blackout 2 Panels

Our review of the Linen Blackout Curtains 63 in Grey finds this set most suitable for sleepers, shift workers and anyone needing reliable light control and privacy. The pair delivers on the headline promise of 100% blackout with a white backing that stops bright sunlight and UV rays, and its faux linen texture provides a cleaner, more finished look than some budget blackout panels. Expect clear thermal benefits and reduced light leakage, though the panels arrive notably wrinkled from packaging.

Key Features

• 100% Blackout: The white flocking backing blocks bright sunlight and UV rays so rooms can be darkened effectively for sleep or media viewing.
• Pair Sold: Two panels are included for a total coverage of 104 in width, making it easy to cover standard windows without sewing or extra panels.
• Textured Linen Look: The faux linen face offers a draped, soft appearance that elevates a room while remaining machine washable for practical upkeep.
• Thermal Insulation: The lined construction helps reduce drafts and retain heat, which can improve comfort and lower energy use in colder months.
• Anti-Rust Grommets: Each panel has eight metal grommets that fit up to 1 1/2 in rods for smooth hanging and long-term use.

Who It's For

This curtain set is best for people who need reliable daytime darkening and improved privacy, such as parents with sleeping infants, people who nap during daylight, or home theater rooms requiring minimal light intrusion. The thermal lining also appeals to those wanting to slightly reduce heat loss through windows.

Shoppers who prioritize a perfectly smooth, natural fabric hand should be aware these are faux linen (100% polyester) with a white backing and that some buyers report persistent wrinkles out of the package; those seeking unwrinkled, heavyweight natural linen may want to consider other options.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Effective light blocking and privacy thanks to a full blackout lining.
• Good coverage with two panels totaling 104 in width for most windows.
• Thermal benefits and reduced noise from the lined, textured fabric.
• Durable hanging hardware with eight anti-rust grommets per panel.

Cons

• Panels often arrive heavily wrinkled and some wrinkles may not fully release after washing.
• Material opinion is mixed; some find the faux linen feel plasticky compared with natural fabrics.

Specifications

Our Verdict

These curtains are a practical, value-oriented choice for anyone needing dependable blackout performance and a linen-like look without a high price. They deliver solid thermal and light-blocking benefits and arrive as a ready pair for full window coverage, but expect initial wrinkles and a synthetic hand. Overall they represent good value when total darkness and energy saving are priorities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these curtains really block all light?
Yes; the white flocking backing provides 100% blackout of bright sunlight and UV rays when panels are properly hung and overlapping where needed.

Will the panels keep heat in during winter?
The lined construction reduces drafts and improves heat retention compared with single-layer curtains, offering modest energy savings.

How should I care for these curtains?
Machine wash cold, use non-chlorine bleach when needed, tumble dry low and warm iron if desired to reduce wrinkles.