Linen Blend Textured Sheer Rod Pocket Curtain Panel - No. 918

Really great quality! We have privacy while still having sunlight in our home.

Perfect fit. Sheer enough to see out. Not to pink!

This "ivory" is so not ivory. It's more of a tan color. I kept them because they still work for us, but if you need ivory, this is not it. Quality is as expected, they're cheap. If you inspect them closely, they look cheap. They look nice up and do the job I needed them to do.

We wanted privacy but not blackout. This is a compromise. During the day we can see out, so we are not closed off to the world. At night it is semi-private, sorry to say, not completely view proof. You can still see shapes and images moving around. If you buy more panels, when they are bunched closely together, that helps with privacy. I love the fabrication. The little bit of linen makes it elegant, and it hangs nicely. It is a machine-washable, lightweight fabric. I love it. You may be able to use tension rods, depending of the width of your windows. I ordered the mauve color. It gives us a nice warm pinkish glow when the sun shines through it. If you want rod pocket semi-sheer curtains at an affordable price that can add a classy look to your windows (along with a few tie-backs), you can't go wrong here. Highly recommended.

loved material & they look wonderful hung on rods. description different on package than online which makes it difficult to decide on color. overall, pleased with the choice I made.

Definitely not ivory as indicated. It's a dark beige/tan. The fabric is cheap-looking polyester, not a linen-blend. I am returning them. They're not at all what I wanted.

Exactly what I wanted.

Quality was pretty good, but the color was way off. I ordered the ivory but the color was much darker than it appeared online. It looked more like taupe (but not as dark as the taupe color available for sale). I checked the label to be sure I wasn’t sent the wrong color. They also aren’t linen, my mistake for not paying closer attention to the material listed. But by the name I assumed they were linen, not linen looking