Curtain Heading Type
Pinch Pleat
Pinch Pleat
Pinch Pleat
This style features evenly spaced pleats sewn into the top of the curtain which are then gathered together with hooks or rings. This style gives a tailored and formal look. You can pick from Single, Double or Triple pinch pleats.
Pencil Pleat
Pinch Pleat
Pinch Pleat
This style features small, tightly gathered pleats sewn into the top of the curtain giving a neat and uniform look.
Eyelet
Pinch Pleat
Floppy Top
A contemporary style, using evenly spaced metal rings to slide your curtains over the pole.
Floppy Top
Floppy Top
Floppy Top
This look is used in a variety of decorating styles, such as shabby chic or country. The ruffles are typically created by sewing the top of the curtain onto a separate piece of fabric or trim creating a layered effect.
Goblet
Floppy Top
Goblet
This is a formal style of curtain heading that features cylindrical or tapered "goblets" or "cups" at the top of the curtain.
Wave
Floppy Top
Goblet
The fabric is attached to a special track that allows it to fold in a uniform, ripple-like pattern. This gives a modern and minimalistic look.