Drapery Styles

A French pleat is made by gathering the fabric delicately into little folds and then pinching them together to create one pleat, thus also the name – 'pinch pleats'.

Top Tack x 2 involves two evenly spaced tacks at the top of the curtain, giving it a clean and modern appearance. It offers a less structured but still tailored look.

Box pleats create a clean, tailored look with fabric folded inward to form squares or rectangles. This style is excellent for modern or minimalist interiors.

A Traditional French pleat is made by gathering the fabric delicately into little folds and then pinching into one pleat. The pinch part is wider than French pleat.

Top Tack x 3 offers an added layer of depth with three tacks at the top, providing a slightly more detailed and formal finish than the x 2 version.

The three-pinch pleat is often used in more traditional settings. Three pleats are gathered and pinched at regular intervals, offering fullness and symmetry.