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Grommet Blackout Curtains That Glide

"Grommet blackout" is one of those searches that means someone has seen the look and wants it exactly — and exactness is the one thing stock curtains can't sell you. This is where made-to-measure stops being a luxury and becomes the mechanism: panels cut to your numbers, headers sewn the way the look demands, hems that land where they're supposed to. Configure width, height, lining, and quantity below; prices update line by line as you build. Fabric is Oeko-Tex® certified, panels are handcrafted in our own workroom, delivery is free in 7–10 business days, and the remake guarantee stands behind the fit. Two windows are rarely the same — the point of this style is that your curtains won't be either.

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Common Questions

Why are grommet headers popular for blackout curtains?

Bedroom curtains move twice a day, every day, and grommets glide with one sleepy hand. The even S-waves they force also help the panel fall back into the same light-sealing position each night.

Do grommets leak light at the top?

A little — the fabric sits about an inch below the rod between grommets. It matters for projector rooms (use pleats on a track there) but not for sleep; the scallops sit above sightlines and the fabric overlaps generously.

What rod do grommet blackout panels need?

Any rod up to 1⅜ inches thick — measure yours before ordering. Heavier blackout panels appreciate a 1-inch-plus rod with a center bracket past 60 inches of span so nothing sags or binds.