DWCN Black Out Curtains 84 inch Long for Bedroom - Back Tab and Rod Pocket Tieble Thermal Insulated Light Blocking Window Treatment Panels for Living Room, 52 x 84 Inch, 2 Panels, Black

These curtains are thick and very nice. I love the attached tie backs. I will be ordering more in a different color for another bedroom. Worth the price!

They're way shinier than I expected (they remind me of the chintz that was popular in the 90s lol) but the color is gorgeous. Not lined, but a decent quality.

I recently received these "DWCN Curtains 84 inches Long for Living Room - Room Darkening Back Tab Drapries Thermal Insulated Noise Reduction Window Treatment Panels with Tiebacks for Bedroom, 52 x 84 Inch, 2 Panels, Haze Blue" and the blue is perfect for the window I'm re-dressing.I needed a blue to match a "slate blue" colored bedding ensemble. I found several that were close, but this is the pair that got to take up residence in the window. The color is soft, almost "dusty" in its finish, and has a nice, serene calmness to it - it's almost "cold" looking if that makes sense. Added bonus is that these are actually blackout curtains, so they're energy efficient and help promote restfulness! :DLove that these are back-tab AND rod-pocket. I've recently fallen in love with the look of pleated curtains but they take much more effort than just sliding the curtain over the rod. Thankfully, the back-tab gives a nice polished look without having to go to the effort of putting in hooks. Sure, actual pleats are fancier, but meh!These curtains are lovely, seem to be well made, and are the perfect color for what I needed. Happy to recommend!

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of these curtains! The built in tie, which is definitely hidden when not and use, nor would they impede your ability to use your own tiebacks or the like, are super handy, chic, modern. The fabric is a heavier poly with no odd texture, just smooth. They look expensive. They don’t black out a room (I imagine that depends on the color you select), unfortunately, but they definitely make it darker. The pair I took down to put these up are similar in style/fabric (but they did a better job of blacking out light) and they have been in use for 8 years, with no signs of wear, so I imagine these will be similar. I definitely recommend if you are looking for something opaque that will definitely darken your room SOME but not make it dark as night.

I have a wall of windows on the west side of the house and it gets quite warm as the sun moves to that side of the building. These are quite effective at blocking out the light and the heat. They look nice and are super simple to install. I did not realize that they were a bit longer than my other curtains. However, that was not a problem as I put these on the outside left/right sides of my curtain rods and the shorter on the inside and they look intentional. Very happy with these.

These curtains are truly black out and are priced fairly. They are heavy duty and come with pre sewn in tie backs which was a nice surprise. Black fabric dyes can have odors so I’m happy to report these came out of a sealed bag odorless. My only concern would be make sure you iron these on the lowest setting possible because this material has the tendency to burn if you’re not careful with it.

These DWCN Blackout Curtains have completely transformed my bedroom. At 84 inches long, they hang beautifully and touch the floor just right, giving the room a cozy, finished look. I’ve got them in a darker shade, and they do an incredible job of blocking out the sunlight in the morning—perfect for sleeping in on weekends. The material feels high-quality, soft, and has a nice weight to it, making them effective at reducing outside noise as well. Installing them was easy, and I love how they’ve instantly made my space look more put together while helping me get better rest

As far as form goes, these curtains look quite nice. Good texture. A nice weighted material. Good flow and hang. As for function... they also work quite well. The rod pocket is mostly okay (I dislike rod pockets in general because they limit the kind of rod you can hang curtains on). And it darkens what it can cover decently. For the light spilling around the edges... that is another story, and not one told by these curtains.