Victoria Voile Modern Sheer White Window Curtains - 2 Panels, Rod Pocket Design - Ideal for Living Room, 59 in x 84 in Review

Who advertises curtain sizes as the SUM of 2 panel widths?! Very deceptive. 118" has nothing to do with these curtains! First say the length.

Love these hanging screens so the light can still shine through AND LOVE the color. The edges do seem a little wobbly on the bottom and sides but as far as I know it just adds to the look but this has been an issue for others, be aware. =) I would definitely buy again and recommend.

These are the worst scissors I have ever bought. It creases a lot. I washed it, dried it and took it out immediately, it was very wrinkled. Washed, dried a few minutes, still wrinkled. Washed then hung to dry, still very wrinkled. I had to iron, which was difficult because it kept stretching. Raw edges and folds along the entire length of the curtain.

They are definitely not wrinkle resistant. They have been hanging for several months but still have creases. They are super transparent. I bought them so we can still be private but let light in during the day. They're perfect for letting light through, but not really great for privacy due to their transparency. It is in order. When I need complete privacy, I draw my opaque curtains from above.

They are what they are. These are sheer curtains. They aren't paper thin, which is a good thing. The stuff is obviously cheap. It doesn't feel soft. What I didn't like was that the threads leading the holes for the cornices weren't tied properly. The overcast continues where the curtains end, leaving an ugly tail sticking out that can't be trimmed. There are also protruding threads along the bottom edge.

We all know that sheer curtains need to be doubled or even quadrupled if you really want them to offer some level of privacy. I think the problem is that manufacturers don't take this into account when choosing colors. If you plan on using 3-4 times the length of the rod through these curtains be warned they get very, very warm and are going into almost beige territory. If there are very few transparent materials, just for beauty reasons, I think you could call them ivory. The curtain itself is