Curtain panels in standard sizes
Curtain panels with fixed lengths have an overlock seam, allowing you to hang them directly or hem them to your desired length. They feature a combo tape and can be hung with different types of pleats depending on the hanging method. If you can't find a suitable size, there's also the option to choose custom-made curtains.
What lengths are available?
Our curtain panels come in two fixed sizes to suit different ceiling heights and needs: single 132x250 cm and double 268x280 cm. Choose the length based on how you want the curtain to drape and the hanging method you use.
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Gardin Skimra, vit, 268x280 cm
Curtain Coola, grey
Cotton curtain Engla, white
Bouclé curtain Hilma, white
Curtain Malva, lavender
Curtain Lina, light turquoise
Curtain Still, dark green
Curtain Still, light green
Curtain Stilla, beige
Curtain Lina, dusky lilac
Gardin Lina, vit, 268x280 cm
Gardin Lina, beige, 132x250 cm
Gardin Saga, vit, 268x280 cm
Gardin Saga, grå, 268x280 cm
Gardin Vida, vit, 268x280 cm
Gardin Viska, vit, 268x280 cm
Gardin Viska, beige, 268x233 cm
Gardin Flora, vit, 132x200 cm
Gardin Dokie, lila, 268x85 cm
Gardin Dokie, beige, 268x233 cm
Gardin Dokie, beige, 132x238 cm
Gardin Dokie, beige, 132x235 cm
Gardin Svala, grå, 268x275 cm
Gardin Malva, vit, 268x280 cm
Frequently asked questions about curtain panels
What sizes are curtain panels available in?
Our curtain panels come in two fixed sizes: single 132 × 250 cm and double 268 × 280
cm. Which length you should choose depends on the ceiling height, the curtain hanging and how you want the curtain to fall.
How long should curtain panels be?
It depends on the look you want. Some prefer the curtain to rest on the floor, while others want it to end just above. We recommend that the curtain ends just above the floor so that it hangs freely and has a beautiful drape. Read more about how to measure for curtains in our curtain guide.
Can you shorten curtain panels?
Yes. Our curtain panels are delivered with an overlocked edge, which means that the bottom edge is stitched to prevent the fabric from fraying. The overlocked edge is not a finished hem; instead, the curtain can be hemmed to the desired length at home by either sewing a hem or hemming with iron-on hemming tape.