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John Lewis & Partners Luna Curtain, Teal

Product description

Product code: 68822720

Plain coloured, woven cotton fabric.

About Herbert Parkinson
This product is made by expert Partners at Herbert Parkinson in Lancashire. Since 1953, this Partnership owned mill has produced a range of high-quality textiles including curtains, blinds, duvets, pillows, bean bags and throws.

Product specifications

Brand: John Lewis & Partners
Colour Palette: Blue & Green
Country of Origin: Italy
Curtain Type: Made to Measure Curtains
Design: Plain
Fabric Pattern Repeat: 0cm
Fabric Roll Length: 30m
Fabric Width: 140cm
Material: 100% cotton
Pattern: Plain
Washing Instructions: Dry clean only

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John Lewis & Partners Luna Curtain, Teal

Price per metre

£20.00

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Product description

Product code: 68822720

Plain coloured, woven cotton fabric.

Product specifications

Brand: John Lewis & Partners
Colour Palette: Blue & Green
Country of Origin: Italy
Curtain Type: Made to Measure Curtains
Design: Plain
Fabric Pattern Repeat: 0cm
Fabric Roll Length: 30m
Fabric Width: 140cm
Material: 100% cotton
Pattern: Plain
Washing Instructions: Dry clean only

Brand information

When you're part of it, you put your heart into it.

At John Lewis & Partners, we're more than employees - we're owners. That's why we're all called Partners.

And that's why we all go above and beyond to offer quality products and outstanding service to the people that matter most - you, our customers.

Because for us, it's personal.

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Standard UK delivery in 7 working days: Free
International delivery: Not available
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Returns: Our usual exchange and refund policy doesn’t apply to products that are made to order or made to measure, which cannot be cancelled, returned or exchanged. This doesn't affect your statutory rights if goods are faulty, or not as described.

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How to measure for pleated curtains

Positioning your track or pole

Choose whether you want your curtain to hang from a track or a pole
Position your track or pole 15cm above your window with 15-20cm either side
Always fit the track or pole before taking measurements for curtains
Curtain measurements should be the width of the track or pole so they can be drawn right back, unless the window fits wall-to-wall

To be sure of the best possible fit, we suggest using a metal tape measure for accuracy.

How to measure for tracks

For a curtain track

Measure the total width of the track including the overlap if there is one
Only measure the window if it’s wall-to-wall

Choosing the drop of your curtains

Before measuring the drop, decide where you want your curtains to fall.

Drop to sill – finish 1cm above the sill
Drop below sill – finish 10-15cm below, depending on radiator obstructions
Drop to floor – finish 1cm from the floor

If you want your curtains to drape and gather on the floor, add 10-15cm to the drop to create this effect.

Please note: we will allow for hems and turnings.

Measuring the drop for tracks

Measure from the top of the track to where you want the curtain to finish
When your curtains arrive, make sure the adjustable curtain hooks sit in the middle to bottom of the heading so the track is hidden

Measure the drop in 3 places across the track or pole as floors and sills may be uneven; use the shortest of these 3 measurements.

How to measure for poles

For a curtain pole

Measure the total width of the pole (excluding the finials at the ends)
Only measure the window if it’s wall-to-wall

Choosing the drop of your curtains

Before measuring the drop, decide where you want your curtains to fall.

Drop to sill – finish 1cm above the sill
Drop below sill – finish 10-15cm below, depending on radiator obstructions
Drop to floor – finish 1cm from the floor

If you want your curtains to drape and gather on the floor, add 10-15cm to the drop to create this effect.

Please note: we will allow for hems and turnings.

Measuring the drop for poles

Measure from the eye of the curtain ring so you can see the pole above the curtains
When your curtains arrive, measure so the adjustable curtain hooks sit in the top of the heading so that the pole is visible

Measure the drop in 3 places across the track as floors and sills may be uneven; use the shortest of these 3 measurements.

Learn about lining types

Premium Cotton Lining

Our 100% cotton lining is exceptional value. It provides all the quality and drapability you’d expect from an entirely natural fabric.

Premium Thermal Blackout lining

Designed to block out light and protect delicate fabrics. Blackout lining is great for bedrooms. It also helps protect fabric fading in sunlight.

Basics Polycotton lining- Available in store only

Our polyester and cotton blended lining gives the look and feel of a standard lining but at a more affordable price.

Standard Soft Backed lining - Available in store only

A heavier weight lining with a brushed finish. This lining offers improved drape and insulating properties, great for bedrooms or singled glazed windows. A good lining to use for Roman blinds as it adds weight to the blind. *not all fabrics are suitable for this lining.

How to measure for eyelet curtains

Positioning of your pole

Choose whether you want your curtain to hang from a track or a pole
Position your track or pole 15cm above your window with 15-20cm either side
Always fit the track or pole before taking measurements for curtains
Curtain measurements should be the width of the track or pole so they can be drawn right back, unless the window fits wall-to-wall

To be sure of the best possible fit, we suggest using a metal tape measure for accuracy.

Measuring the width and the drop

Measuring the width

Measure the total width of the pole (excluding the finials at the ends)
Only measure the window if it’s wall-to-wall

Measuring the drop

Please note: we will allow for hems, turnings and heading height so there is no need to incorporate this in your total measurement.

Before measuring the drop, decide where you want your curtains to fall.

Drop to sill – finish 1cm above the sill
Drop below sill – finish 10-15cm below, depending on radiator obstructions
Drop to floor – finish 1cm from the floor

If you want your curtains to drape and gather on the floor, add 10-15cm to the drop to create this effect

Measure the drop in 3 places across the pole as floors and sills may be uneven; use the shortest of these 3 measurements.

Curtain heading styles

Pencil pleat

These are folds gathered closely together to resemble a row of pencils laid side-by-side. They are created by pulling the cords on the heading tape and winding them around a cord tidy to keep the pleats in place. The width of pencil pleat curtains can be altered with the draw cord.

Double and triple pinch pleat

These curtains are suitable for tracks or poles, and feature gathered fabric with permanently sewn pinches along the header of the curtain. The double or triple pinches use more fabric than a pencil pleat, so therefore creating a fuller curtain. This type of curtain will only fit the window it has been measured for because the width is pre-set.