Hanging styles vary: many use buttonhole/top-button openings, others use grommets or ring-top designs, and some listings offer hookless or snap-in designs.
Inclusions vary by listing: many items include only the curtain; some include hooks or grommets with hooks; a few include a snap-in liner; and others come with no accessories.
Top-opening counts typically appear as either 12 or 10. Twelve reinforced holes/buttonholes are common, though at least one listing specifies 10 grommets.
A scalloped edge creates a graceful, wave-shaped border that adds coastal or elegant decorative interest and a serene, resort-like ambiance.
Opacity varies by style and fabric. Some scallop curtains are opaque and provide full privacy, while others include sheer panels that let light through but still offer some privacy.
