Kila Blackout Fabric – Beige

2 panels/1 pair, heat insulation, 100% polyester, pinch pleat design with silicon coating.

Size of each panel: heigh 270 cm x width 100cm, meaning, the 2 panels will cover the window width of 200cm.

Dry cleaning without chemicals is recommended, each 8 months or so, depending on where you live.

For a proper look, you should choose curtain/panel width from 1.7 to 2.5 times more than the width of your window or space (window plus walls). For example, if your window width is 200cm, you need at least 2 panels, each with a size of 170cm (ideally each 200cm or one 400cm), because when the curtains are folded in waves, its width decreases 2 times.

Elevate your interiors with light control that blends with warmth. Kila Blackout – Beige is a premium, ready-to-line blackout fabric designed for durability, privacy, and aesthetic flexibility. Its warm beige tone softly complements natural light while offering full blackout performance—ideal for creating cozy, restful spaces.

Product Highlights

• True Blackout Fabric: Blocks light completely for improved sleep, better privacy, and minimal glare
  
• Thermal Insulation: Helps maintain room temperature by reducing solar heat gain
  
• Soft Beige Tone: Neutral and warm; harmonises with modern, classic, or rustic décor styles
  
• High-Quality Polyester: Strong, durable, easy to maintain without compromising drape
  
• Ideal for Custom Projects: Perfect for tailor-made curtains, roman blinds, pelmets, or lining
  

Application Suggestions

• Install in bedrooms, living rooms, nurseries, or media rooms
  
• Use for heading styles like pinch-pleat, pencil pleat, or eyelet
  
• Combine with sheers on layered tracks for flexible light control
  

Sizing & Fullness Tips

• Fullness helps achieve a rich drape: aim for 1.7×–2.5× your window/track width
  
• Make sure the fabric width accommodates your desired fullness and panel count
  

Care Instructions

• Dry Clean Only – to maintain blackout coating and colour fidelity
• Gentle vacuuming or brushing between cleans helps keep fabric fresh

FAQs

Is beige blackout fabric still effective?
Yes. The blackout backing ensures full light-blocking even though the fabric tone is lighter.

Can this be used for sheer-backed curtain setups?
Definitely. Beige blackout fabric works well as the back layer in dual-track setups with sheer layers in front.

What fullness should I aim for?
For a luxurious, pleated look, multiply width of rod/track by 1.7 to 2.5 times.