Good news! Net curtains can go in the washing machine.

We would recommend using a hand wash setting on your machine for the best results as this will provide the best temperature and spin.

Once washed, hang the curtain at your window or on the line, ideally with as little creasing or pegging as possible.

We don't recommend tumble drying your curtains as the heat can damage the fibres.

If you know you need to wash your sheer curtains regularly, you may want to consider voile curtains over nets as the denser weave is generally harder wearing.

Voile curtains are very similar to nets but for the geeks among us they do differ in fabric construction.

Essentially the threads in net curtains are knitted together while in voiles they are woven. This means nets tend to be a coarser fabric but also means they are cheaper than voiles as the fabric is easier to produce and they can be cut to size without the need for hemming sides.

Voiles do need hemmed sides to stop fraying, but the benefit is that they have a softer drape, and can come in more creative designs – colours, embroidery and fabric blends are all possibilities with voiles.

We think so (although we may be a little biased)!

A plain white net has a clean, fresh look and works beautifully to hide unsightly windows and modernise a view. If you are after a modern look, we recommend reducing the gather - a 1.5x gather looks more modern than the more traditional 2.5x

Linen look voiles also offer a modern alternative to plain nets, or window cling which is applied directly to the window.

It’s very easy to measure up for net curtains. Just follow our simple guide here

Unfortunately, because all our net curtains are made to order, we cannot accept returns.