Milo Linen Blend Striped Custom Curtain

Not at all. Think of these as adding texture rather than a loud pattern. The Milo stripes are designed with what we call a "quiet" rhythm—they add just enough structure to make your windows look finished and tailored without screaming for attention. They actually work incredibly well to subtly draw the eye upward, making your ceilings feel higher and the room more airy. It's that effortless "slow living" vibe everyone is trying to recreate right now.

Yes, but you have to choose the right lining! The standard unlined version is beautiful for filtering light, but if you need total darkness, you must add the '100% Blackout Lining' in the customization options. This specific lining transforms these into custom blackout striped curtains, providing 100% light-blocking functionality. It's the best of both worlds: you get the breezy, organic look of the linen blend on the front, and complete darkness on the back. Perfect for nurseries or Saturday morning sleep-ins.

No, and that's exactly why we use a specific blend. While we love the look of 100% linen, it can be stiff and wrinkle the second you look at it. The Milo collection blends high-quality linen with polyester to give you that authentic, grainy texture and dry hand-feel, but with a much softer drape. It hangs beautifully right out of the box and holds up way better to everyday life (and pets) than pure flax linen would.

This is the best part—you can machine wash them. Most custom drapery requires expensive dry cleaning, but because of the durable material blend, you can toss these in the wash on a gentle cycle with cold water. We recommend tumble drying on low or just hanging them back up to air dry. They resist shrinking and wrinkling much better than pure linen, so keeping them looking fresh is honestly a breeze.

Absolutely. That's the whole point of our custom linen blend striped curtains. You don't have to settle for store-bought panels that are 4 inches too short or drag on the floor. You input your exact height and width requirements, and we craft them to fit your specific space. whether you want a dramatic floor-to-ceiling look or something that sits perfectly at the sill, we tailor it to your view. See our full Measurement Guide here

The price shown is for one curtain panel. For a typical window with a balanced look, you may want to order two panels (quantity 2).

On the product page, the Panel Width you select/enter is the finished size per panel.

• Per-panel width = (rod width × fullness) ÷ number of panels
• Use the Size Guide on the product page to calculate step-by-step.
• If you’d like help, email support@thehues.com with your product link and measurements.

The Panel Width/Length you enter on the product page is the finished size per panel.

• Per-panel width = (rod width × fullness) ÷ number of panels
• Example: 100" rod width × 1.5 fullness ÷ 2 panels = 75" per panel.
• Click the Size Guide on the product page for a step-by-step calculator, or contact support for help.

Different Header Styles correspond to different recommended fullness ratios.

• Select your header first to see the recommended fullness in the Size Guide/selection area.
• Our system will use this to calculate or suggest the best size for you.
• Or, feel free to consult customer service for help.

Yes. Most made-to-measure curtain listings support per-panel width/length starting at 20" and going up to 200". If you can’t select your size, email support@thehues.com and we’ll help you plan the right split/join solution.

A header style is the top construction of the curtain—how it’s made and how it attaches to your rod or track.

• Rod vs. track: match the header to your hardware.
• Look: flat vs. pleated vs. wave, etc.
• Use: frequent opening/closing often benefits from smoother track-friendly headers.

If you’re unsure, start with the Header Style Guide and match it to your setup.

It depends on the header you choose:

• Grommet / Back Tab / Rod Pocket: no hooks needed—slides directly onto a rod.
• Pleated / Pleat Hook styles: we include the appropriate hooks based on your selection.
• Roman Rings / Clip Rings: rings/clips are typically purchased separately to match your rod diameter.

To confirm hardware for a specific SKU, email support@thehues.com with the product link or your order number.

Rod Pocket works best with rods ≤ 1.25" diameter. For Grommet, the internal diameter is about 1.56" and it pairs best with a 1.5" rod. Always confirm against the header option you select.

Full blackout depends on the product and the lining you choose:

• 100% Blackout products can achieve full blackout when installed properly with minimal gaps.
• For most other curtains (excluding sheer/light-filtering styles), selecting a 100% Blackout Liner can dramatically increase light blocking.
• Thermal insulation also depends on fabric thickness and lining—thermal/blackout fabrics or added liners typically provide better insulation.

Yes. The guides list multiple pleated options such as Double/Triple French Pinch Pleat, Euro Pleat, Goblet, and Inverted Box Pleat. Availability depends on the header styles offered on your product page. See Measurement Guide and Header Styles.

Yes. Order directly from Curtain Swatches: select your fabrics/colors and add them to cart.

Limits and shipping/fees follow the latest information shown on the swatch page.

It varies by product—please follow the options shown on your curtain’s product page. Many curtain listings let you select tiebacks (for example Free Tiebacks / Matching Tiebacks), which will show in your order/price. If you want tiebacks separately, you can purchase them from Accessories.