Eyelet curtains
A contemporary heading that provides large, even curtain pleats
Get the look you want
Choose your fabric, lining and header
Expert advice in your home
Your advisor will help you get it right
Avoid costly DIY fails
Measuring and fitting is included
We take care of it all
Including our expertly fitted poles and tracks
See how good pinch pleat curtains can look
Get an amazing deal on curtains this summer with our Summer Sale. Measuring and fitting is always included so you can be sure of a lovely finish that'll look like you paid so much more.
Browse saleTo create a pinch pleat header, the curtain fabric is gathered into sections and sewn in place so that the resulting pleat is permanently held in position.
Book an appointment with your local advisor. It’s really quick and easy to do, plus it won’t cost a penny and there’s never any pressure to buy.
Appointment day. We’ll visit you at home to show you our range and help you decide what’s right for your window, measure up and give you a quote.
We’ll take care of the fitting. Once your curtains are made we’ll be back to hang and steam them. And if you order a pole or track we’ll fit this too.
Header types can transform the overall look of your curtains. Find out more about the options available in our range.
Looking good – year in, year out. It’s what makes us tick. So we only use the best materials, chosen to stand the test of time and always guaranteed.
Request an appointmentSee answers to our most frequently asked questions on pinch pleat curtains. If you have a question about our service or your appointment, see our FAQs here.
Yes, they can go on a curtain track or pole. You can choose a curtain pole in a wooden, metallic and painted finish to coordinate with your décor. Alternatively, select a discreet curtain track so that all eyes will be on your gorgeous curtain fabric.
Yes, all our made-to–measure curtains can help to keep a space warmer and banish draughts. They do this by reducing the air exchange between your cold windows and warm room. Heavier fabrics, such as velvet, are great insulators, especially when they're teamed with a thermal or blackout lining. At your in-home appointment, your local advisor can recommend the best cosy options for your home.