Savannah Stripe Coastal Window Treatment
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Touch of Class 3.0 1 
Savannah Stripe Coastal Window Treatment
#P521-007
The Savannah Stripe Window Treatment accents your space with the cool colors of the coast. The slubbed linen-weave, cotton/polyester blend window treatment has simplistic stripes in off-white, cream, champagne, dark gray, brown, sky blue, and federal blue hues. Window treatment has tailored edges. Specify Wide Curtain Pair or Valance. Wide Curtain Pair has a 2.5" rod pocket. Valance has a 2" rod pocket. Dry cleaning is recommended. The curtain pair width is the total width of two panels together.
• Proudly made in the USA
• Striped window treatment has a coastal color palette
• Shown: 1 Wide Curtain Pair & 2 Valances
• FREE Swatch available
Direct Ship from manufacturer. Available date is the expected ship date if you order today. Direct Ship items cannot be Express Shipped.
• Proudly made in the USA
• Striped window treatment has a coastal color palette
• Shown: 1 Wide Curtain Pair & 2 Valances
• FREE Swatch available
Direct Ship from manufacturer. Available date is the expected ship date if you order today. Direct Ship items cannot be Express Shipped.
The Savannah Stripe Window Treatment is a cotton/polyester blend. Made in the USA.
Dry cleaning is recommended.
Dry cleaning is recommended.
Window Treatment: Wide Curtain Pair has a 2.5" rod pocket and is 100"Wx84"L. Valance has a 2" rod pocket and is 57"Wx17"L.
Order a FREE fabric swatch. Fabric swatches allow you to see actual colors and textures before you place an order. You may request swatches for up to 3 items. Please call Customer Service at 800-457-7456 or email swatches@touchofclass.com. Be sure to include your name, mailing address, item name, and item number.
This item is shipped to you directly from our manufacturer. The Available date shown is the expected ship date for orders placed today. Items shipped from the manufacturer are sent via ground delivery only. We apologize this item cannot be gift wrapped or express shipped.
