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WOOL fabric brings to mind cozy warmth. Some wools are scratchy giving some people the idea that they are “allergic” to wool. Although wool fibre comes from a variety of animal coats, not all wools are scratchy but some can be extremely soft. The wool fibre have crimps or curls which create pockets and gives the wool a spongy feel and creates insulation for the wearer. The outside surface of the fibre consists of a series of serrated scales which overlap each other much like the scales of a fish.SEE DETAILS

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Dry Cleaning , cleaning with solvents and no water. The cleaning solvent used by most dry cleaners, is the most effective cleaner so far for most of the curtain fabrics. However, dry cleaning customers should take their curtains out of the plastic bags and air them after dry cleaning.You can inform yourself when selecting a dry cleaner. Is the location convenient and are they open when you need to drop of or pick up your dry cleaning? You don’t want to carry your curtains walking along the streets.Pressing after cleaningSEE DETAILS

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Harlequin refers to a stylish pattern of curtains named for their pattern reminiscent of the 16th and 17th Century harlequin. The unique ‘harlequin’ pattern first graced the stages of the Italian commedia cellaret, an improvisational stage comedy that was popular in Italy during this time. The harlequin character was a buffoonish caricature (sort of like England’s court jester) who traditionally wore flamboyantly coloured diamond-patterned tights and an ornate mask. The harlequin pattern of bright diamond checks was made popular on curtains and valances during this time and is still popularSEE DETAILS

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Austrian Blinds are in reality a curtain, and are made up as such with a fullness of twice the track or batten width. The only differences being that the blind is pulled up from the bottom to the top by means of cords attached at the back, and is made longer than the required finished drop. The extra fabric in the length forms scallops, even when the blind is in the lowered position. Austrian Blinds are generally made up in lightweight curtain fabrics, they will hang better and exclude moreSEE DETAILS

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