NIM Textile Thermal Insulated Blackout Curtains Room Darkening Window Panel Grommet Top Drapes - Sofiter Collection - 140" Total Width, 2-Panels Set, 70" W x 84" L, Chocolate

They were easy to unpack and hang, also to their credit they are nice to the touch and not stiff. HOWEVER, maybe I am under the wrong impression of how black out curtains work but there is a large amount of light coming through the center whether my blinds are open or closed behind them (see photos) I was going for total blackout so I could get better sleep and this is really disappointing to find out now that I have unpackaged and hung them. If this is normal I have a HUGE problem with them being labled blackout curtains as it's very misleading and I'll be taking action on this. I would steer of this product if you wanted total darkness.

Great thick curtains. Block out most lights even in bright day time. Also keeps the room much warmer. My window is actually 85ft wife by 44 width longer. I have such a hard time finding blinds and the large window faces the front yard where passerby can see everything inside. I thought I have to trim since it’s 110in total width or 55in each panel. Works perfectly and gives the room privacy.

These curtains are beautiful for blackout curtains. The white gray color was perfect. I'd say they are 85% blackout but that is perfect for us; just needed for the bright sunlight during day. I believe the dark colors would be almost total blackout. The material is very soft and silky, draping well (no stiff backing to deal with). Easy to steam iron to remove wrinkles. I'm very pleased with these curtains.

I have sliding glass doors that needed blackout curtains. I was SUPER NERVOUS buying blackout curtains that would be the only thing hanging to block the sun because normally I have window blinds up and curtains over the blinds in the rest of my place for the regular windows and even then it's difficult finding a decent curtain that will block out about 85-90% of light let alone blackout with no blinds. I'm very happy to say these curtains do what they say! These are 100% blackout curtains and the material is lovely. Very nice quality. I'm very pleased. I will update with a photo when I get a chance so you can see how great they are. It took me a long time to find these because almost every time I thought I had found *Thee* curtain lol I would look at the photos and see that it was with window blinds behind the curtain which absolutely makes a huge difference in sun blocking efficiency. Look no further, buy these!!

Perfect for my 120” window! Length is true to description, once material is relaxed. 82 1/2” is perfect height of the curtain rod, since there is about 1 1/2” of material above grommets. Extremely pleased.

I live in the Midwest and next week we're projected to go to -14 F. I have large windows leading to a balcony. I was hesitant to believe how much cold curtains could block out, but surprisingly it's a lot! I'm inclined to believe that I may even be saving a few bucks on my electric bill.Pros- Good weight to the curtains, but not heavy.- Color is as shown in photos.- Easy assembly.- Can help block out cold winds coming in through windows.- Does what curtains are supposed to do: block out sunlight and peeping eyes.Cons- Nothing I can think of!

I got these as a spare for a guest bedroom currently under construction. I bought them in black so as to improve their black out power, but after opening the package and testing them against the morning sun, I realized I could have gotten any color I wanted. The fabric is thick enough that I can safely assume it would have worked fine in any other color.The grommets are evenly spaced and have a good look and feel to them - sturdy and durable. Fabric looks good too, and is thick and heavy. The black really is black and not just a dark gray. It came a bit wrinkly from the package, but nothing a steamer can't solve.A good product if you're looking to keep a room dark.

No layer! I can sew like that, but I expected more in quality when I paid. 1cm hem on both sides and 2.5cm on bottom are good for shower room, bed sheet or table cloth; it is not good enough for window treatment. Standard drapery hem is one inch on the sides, and 4 inches on the bottom. And this curtain is not blackout either, there is no "seal panel" on the back or a separate sealed panel for blocking weather and light. For a little more money, you can get a curtain with sealed layer on the back for both light and weather control.

I love these curtains so much I ordered another set! Great price, very easy to set up, and complete black out (in my opinion). They are soft to the touch and hang beautifully. See pictures. This is ONE SET and I have fairly wide windows. A second set would make a fuller look, but this suits my needs perfectly. Now my partner can sleep in past sunrise and I can go to bed before the summer sun sets (we face West). They will also help keep the heat out on the hottest days.

As may others have said these are not blackout curtains. I put them up at night with only far off dim lights and I could clearly see the window frame though the curtain. In the morning when the sun came up you can practically see though the curtain, they let in 90% of the light. They do not blackout and they do not darken at all.In the picture, the curtain on the left is the NIM blackout drape. The curtain on the right is the AmazonBasics blackout drape. The picture speaks for itself.These curtains also have a horrible chemical smell which has not gone away and has filled the entire condo. They are supposedly 100% polyester so where is the smell coming from? I think it is from a toxic glue they use to bond the layers together.

I like almost everything about these curtains, except for the defective length.And oh yes, except for the fact that they arrived the day after I ordered them - in the middle of the pandemic. I’m not at all sure why Mr. Bezos thinks these are so essential that they have to put their employees’ lives on the line to ship them to me in under 24 hours. I DO NOT thank Amazon for putting living, breathing human beings at risk, just to send me non-essential window coverings.Anyhow, back to the curtains: the curtains I received are true to photo colour, and made with a decent poly material - quite heavy, but still soft and drapey. They draped quite well out of the package, and would likely be very good after a light pressing or steaming. They’re decent light-blockers, from both inside and outside - or they would be, if they actually covered the window > > >The stupid things are FOUR inches short. Four inches is a lot, even (especially) on an 84” curtain. I put up one, and it dangles four inches above the floor. It looks absolutely ridiculous, no matter the lighting conditions. One inch off I could have forgiven pretty easily in a factory/mass-produced curtain, two would have me grinding my teeth every time I looked at the window - but FOUR? They float absurdly above the sheers behind them. The product description is waaaaay off. These should be advertised as 80” L curtains. There’s not even a hem to let down, to increase the length to the standard and advertised, 84”.I suggest that if you want to order these curtains, purchase a length longer than the standard that fits your windows, and prepare to do some hemming, or let whatever excess there is, pool on the floor.To give them credit, the seller provided me with a full and very fast refund, along with a note about their producers’ excellent standards of quality, oh yes indeed. I really appreciate the refund, hence the three star rating. You might really like these curtains if you like a soft green - I would have been pretty happy with them, if the manufacturer had exercised a whit of quality control and they’d been the proper length.

These are perfect. I got 2 pairs of the white grey colour and they go great with my living room. On a cloudy day they are SUPER dark, and on a sunny day they are still very dark. Two photos to show a sunny day vs. a cloudy day.

I was surprised at how well these curtains performed. Usually at this price point you expect good darkening but not complete black-out. I'd expect this degree of black-out from something 4-5x the price.The only way to get a more complete black-out is to attach the curtains around the window frame (like they do far north) with velcro, press-studs etc. Your biggest enemy now is light escaping *around* the curtain (which is no fault of the curtain itself, but gives a great 'eclipse' effect)Believe me, with how much these blackout the midday sun, it's creepy seeing the faint light rays spilling into the room from underneath and around the curtains.After doing a quick bit of research, turns out the NIM brand has a lot of good press. (I knew nothing of them before this purchase)They feel and look great too. Very happy with my purchase.