Ready-made pinch pleat drapes are so hard to find these days. I was pleasantly surprised to find drapes of this quality for a relatively low price. I bought these in gray for a rental condo some relatives were moving into. I hung them from a pewter rod I ordered from a big box home improvement store. The drapes arrived folded up and very wrinkled, but after some work with a steamer, they look quite nice. The fabric looks better than what you find with most inexpensive curtains. They are a good value for the money. They’ve been up over a year and still look good. I recommend them if you are looking for traditional pinch pleat drapes.

I like the customer support. Superb. I like the color, quality of the drape material and the hardware, too. I especially like how the wrinkles in the drapes are calming down and I will not need to steam them. I dislike how the hooks holding onto the drapes catch on the rod but not a big problem. I bought the drapes because the quality and price are unbeatable.

The gray curtains are much darker than what I thought. They do block the sun in a very sunny area. These pinch pleat curtains use the single not the double curtain hangers. (I had to go out and purchase these since I had the double.) It is challenging to get the metal curtain hangers into the slots because they are not all sewn the same. After washing, it is absolutely necessary to iron these curtains. I thought they could be washed and would dry in place after being hung. The instructions say to do it that way, but the curtains wrinkle and must be ironed. So, I’m disappointed with the fabric, since it does need ironing. Once up, they really do look very nice. I have yet to see if it will help with noise reduction or not and help insulate in the colder months.