Some listings include hooks or grommets, and a few include a snap-in liner. Other listings sell only the curtain and note that a rod or liner may be sold separately.
Look for water-resistant or splash-proof fabrics and listings that recommend or include a snap-in liner. Using a liner (included or sold separately) helps contain water and protect the floor.
Common listings show either 12 or 10 grommets/hooks; some fabric styles specify 12 reinforced top grommets.
Some fabric scalloped curtains recommend pairing with a separate liner for water protection, while other listings include a snap-in liner for easy removal and extra protection.
The most commonly listed size is 72" x 72", with other options such as 70.8" x 70.8" and 72" x 75" appearing in some listings.
Most listings say machine wash (often cold on a gentle cycle) and tumble dry low. Some items recommend air-dry only or spot-cleaning with a damp cloth; a few fabric styles mention ironing on low.
A scalloped edge is a graceful, wave-shaped border that adds visual interest and an elegant, resort-like or coastal feel to bathroom decor.
Some scalloped curtains use opaque fabrics for full privacy, while others include sheer panels to admit natural light while maintaining privacy. A few listings also include a snap-in liner for added water protection.
