Luxury Linen Extra Long Drapes 132 in Blackout Curtains - Full

In this review of the Luxury Linen Extra Long Drapes, the bottom line is simple: these panels are for anyone who needs complete room darkening with a linen look and high ceilings. The set delivers on its main promise of 100% blackout performance while offering versatile hanging options, and the long 132 in length makes them a rare find for tall windows or sliding doors. The review focuses on practical use-light blocking, thermal benefits, fabric feel, and styling flexibility-so readers can decide if these panels meet a specific need for sleep, media rooms, or privacy.

Key Features

• Three hanging styles: Hidden back tabs, a 3 in rod pocket for a classic pleated look, or clips on the header allow easy customization to match different curtain rods and decor.
• Full blackout coating: A total white blackout backing ensures effective light blocking for bright mornings and media rooms, creating a dark sleep environment.
• Extra long panels: Each package contains two panels, each 52 in wide by 132 in long, ideal for high ceilings or floor-to-ceiling treatment without alteration.
• Thermal performance: The blackout coating provides additional insulation to help keep rooms warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
• Linen-cotton look fabric: The flax linen blend has a soft textured feel that reads as casual farmhouse or boho chic without being stiff or overly formal.
• Easy care: Machine washable in cold, tumble dry low, and cool iron on the front fabric makes maintenance straightforward for everyday use.

Who It's For

These curtains are best for homeowners with tall windows, 11 ft ceilings, or oversized sliding doors who need true blackout performance without sacrificing a textured, linen-like appearance. They suit bedrooms, home theaters, nurseries, and any room where privacy and light control are priorities. The fabric and neutral color options also fit modern farmhouse, boho, and casual decors.

Shoppers who want a sheer or decorative-only curtain should look elsewhere, as these are designed to darken and insulate rather than act as lightweight sheers. Also, those needing custom widths should note each panel is 52 in wide; extra fullness may require ordering multiple sets.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• True blackout performance blocks early morning light and supports better sleep.
• Multiple hanging options let users achieve a back-tab, pleated, or clipped casual look without buying different curtains.
• Long 132 in length fits high ceilings and creates a dramatic floor-to-ceiling effect.
• Textured linen-cotton look fabric feels soft and elevates casual decor while remaining affordable.

Cons

• Some buyers may find fabric weight or drape varies compared with heavy luxury drapes, reflecting mixed impressions of fabric quality.
• Each panel is 52 in wide, so achieving very full coverage on large windows may require multiple sets.

Specifications

Package contents	2 linen panels
Panel size	52 in wide x 132 in long
Fabric look	Flax linen blend, linen-cotton texture
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

Our Verdict

These Luxury Linen Extra Long Drapes are a practical choice for anyone needing reliable room darkening and thermal benefits in tall rooms. They balance true blackout performance with a textured, affordable linen look and flexible hanging options, making them good value for bedrooms, home theaters, and high-ceiling spaces where both style and function matter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these curtains completely block light?
Yes, the curtains feature a full white blackout coating on the back designed to block light for a dark sleep environment.

What hanging options are available?
The header supports three styles: hidden back tabs, a 3 in rod pocket for a pleated look, or clips attached to the header for a casual style.

Can I machine wash them?
Yes, machine wash in cold water, tumble dry low, and use a cool iron on the front fabric; avoid ironing the blackout coating on the back.