Long Black Out Curtains 108 in Length 2 Panel - Full Blackout Linen

In this review of the Long Black Out Curtains 108 in Length, the bottom line is clear: these panels are for anyone who wants complete darkness and improved insulation without a heavy, formal drape. The reviewer found the two beige linen-look panels deliver reliable room darkening thanks to a 100% blackout white coating on the back, while still feeling soft and textured up front. They suit bedrooms, home theaters, or any space where light control and thermal performance matter, and they do so with a neutral, modern look that avoids stiff, shiny fabric.

Key Features

• 100% Blackout Coating: The full white blackout backing blocks incoming light to create a dark sleep environment and reduce daytime glare.
• Thermal Insulation: The coated linen blend adds energy efficiency by helping keep rooms warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
• Three Hanging Styles: Hidden back tabs, a 3 in rod pocket for a pleated look, or clip-on styling let you change the curtain presentation without buying new panels.
• Linen-Cotton Look Fabric: The flax linen blend offers a textured, matte appearance that reads casual yet refined, avoiding overly formal satin or microfiber looks.
• Two Panels Per Package: Each package includes two 52 in by 108 in panels that cover standard windows and taller windows or sliding doors when used together.
• Easy Care: Machine washable in cold water and tumble dry low, with a note to avoid ironing the coated back side to protect the blackout layer.

Who It's For

These curtains are ideal for sleepers sensitive to morning light, parents outfitting a nursery that needs darkness for naps, and homeowners seeking a neutral, modern farmhouse or boho chic look with functional blackout performance. The linen texture pairs well with casual and contemporary decor where a matte, natural fabric aesthetic is wanted.

Shoppers who need sheer light filtering, very heavy blackout velvet, or a precise match to a specific designer fabric should look elsewhere; the product is a flax linen blend with a coated back rather than real heavyweight cotton or silk, and some buyers may prefer a different hand or weight.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Effectively blocks light for better sleep and room darkening without adding bulk.
• Neutral, textured linen-cotton look improves the rooms aesthetic while remaining soft to the touch.
• Multiple hanging options provide flexibility in styling and concealment of hardware.
• Energy efficient backing helps with temperature control across seasons.

Cons

• Fabric quality received mixed feedback from some customers who expected a different hand; it is textured and not ultra-luxurious heavy cotton.
• The white blackout coating on the back should not be ironed, which limits some finishing options after washing.

Specifications

Package Contents	2 linen panels
Panel Size	52 in wide x 108 in long each
Fabric	Flax linen blend with linen-cotton look
Blackout	100% blackout white coating on back
Hanging Styles	Back tab, 3 in rod pocket, clip-on header
Care	Machine wash cold, tumble dry low, cool iron front only

Our Verdict

For buyers who need dependable room darkening and improved insulation in a neutral, textured drape, these 108 in panels are strong value. They combine full blackout performance, flexible hanging options, and a linen-like appearance that suits many rooms; those wanting an ultra-heavy or different fabric hand should compare other options, but for blackout, style, and ease of care these curtains are a practical, attractive choice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these curtains completely block daylight?
Yes, the panels feature a 100% blackout white coating on the back designed to block incoming light for a darkened room.

Can I use different hanging methods with the same panel?
Yes, each panel supports three hanging styles: hidden back tabs, a 3 in rod pocket for a pleated look, or clips attached to the header for a casual style.

How should I launder these curtains?
Machine wash cold, tumble dry low, and iron the front fabric as needed; do not iron the coated back side to avoid damaging the blackout layer.