Kimlor Insulated Curtains - 63", Tab Top

the color I ordered is more of a sea green, but I love it!

I used these in the bedroom. Although they look nice,they wrinkle easily. I loved the price, and can overlook the wrinkles!

These curtains are NOT the color they're supposed to be. We have a great room that gets a lot of sun, so we were thrilled when we saw the 'spa blue' color. THERE IS NOT ONE OUNCE OF BLUE IN THESE CURTAINS. They are a closer match to a cross between seafoam green and spring green - again NO BLUE. We think they could have been marked another color originally, because there were more than one sticker on each package. We also ordered two linen curtains and they are closer to a pale yellow. If you want curtains to block light, but don't care what color you get, then these are for you.

I wanted curtains with neutral fabric to keep out light & cold; these serve the purpose. I have hung but not yet washed them. Commonwealth's curtains have softer fabric & hang better; also, i don't care for the slubbing in Kimlor's fabric (fake linene texture). Kimlor's are narrower; you made need an extra panel. Ironing tips: fold along width width acrylic side facing inside, iron the cotton side with steam, hang while damp.

There were some comments about wrinkling. I bought a steamer, when it comes to the folds, move the steam back and forth. I am glad to have the steamer because I launder my curtains and have a bunch of sheers and also can use on my duvet. I also put sheers in between the curtains with a push rod to let some light in, then just pull then shut at night. All these years and I wasted bored to death at an ironing board, gone with a snap. I bought a cheap steamer at W-M then decided I would use it so much I went for the one with a longer pole, quicker heat time etc. If you are only going to do a few panels the less expensive one for under $25 is what you want, I ended up buying the $45 because it had better features. Just remember to go from side to side on the fold wrinkles and they go right away.

The fabric is closer to a light filter than a blocker. It does not completely block the light. That said, I do like the curtain's appearance.

These curtains are very well made. They compare with the high end curtain shops. They are heavy, so make sure your rods can hold them. They do an excellent job of keeping the chill out of a room.

Apartments across from us have security lights that shine directly into the bedroom -- or did. Now none of that glare comes through.

I put these in my porch where I have lots of older-style windows. They work great because it is added insulation, so it is much warmer. They are simple to install and look very attractive. I plan to buy more of them.

They really make our old/quaint home cozier. I think that they are perfect for the colder seasons and they might be too much for the warmer seasons; I'll have to wait and see what we think.