Learn more about our curtain heading alternatives

Gathered heading

A casual and airy look for curtains.

Cottage pleat

Very much like gathered heading, but with a larger heading height to create a unique look.

Pencil pleat

The most common heading. Classic, and suits most contemporary décor.

Deep pleat

Similar to pencil pleat, but with a tall 15 cm heading for a more formal look.

Wave curtains

A contemporary, stylish heading with an effortless, chic finish. Suitable for poles and tracks.

Silent Gliss wave

Wave curtains made with SG Wave tape, for Silent Gliss wave tracks only. Please add your glider amount and spacing (60 or 80 mm) in the order comments so we can process it without delay. See details here.

Single pleat

Well-defined curtains that look exceptionally beautiful. Hand-sewn buckram heading with hooks included.

Double pleat

Well-defined double pleats that look exceptionally beautiful. Hand-sewn buckram heading with hooks included.

Triple pleat

A more formal look than pencil pleat, with elegant creases when hung. Hand-sewn buckram heading with hooks included.

Tailored fold pleat

Similar to double pleat, but pinched at the top. Hand-sewn buckram heading with hooks included.

Eyelet curtains

A minimalistic, elegant look for a curtain pole. Standard eyelet size is 40 mm (inside diameter); heading height above the eyelet is 3 cm.

Tab tops

A modern, less formal alternative to eyelet heading for a curtain pole.

Rod pocket curtains

A simple alternative for curtain poles, also usable as flat curtain panels. Made with 1.5 fullness; rod pocket size is 6 cm.