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Custom-sized linen, velvet and cotton drapes, Roman shades and woven blinds, cut to the inch and rated 4.4 across 5,800-plus reviews. Shop now.

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At a glance

Best for
Windows that ready-made panels don't fit
Standout
Cut to the inch; 5 linings and 5 pleat styles
Returns
Custom items remade for errors; no change-of-mind returns
Shipping
Free over $300 in the US
Ships to
US and Canada (most duties and VAT covered)
Customer rating
4.4 on Trustpilot (5,803)
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Pros

  • Made to Your Measurements: Drapes are cut to the inch, with five lining choices from unlined to blackout and thermal, and five pleat headers including pinch, tailor and goblet.
  • A Big, Happy Customer Base: TWOPAGES holds 4.4 on Trustpilot across more than 5,800 reviews, 79% of them five-star and over 3,000 from the past year alone.
  • Canada Without Surprises: Canadian orders ship with standard import duties and VAT covered in most cases, and US orders over $300 ship free.

Cons

  • Custom drapes and shades are made to order, so returns cover making errors, wrong linings or items not as described rather than a change of mind — order a swatch first and measure twice before checkout.
  • Handling runs three to seven days for custom drapes and up to three weeks for shades, so plan ahead of a move-in date or holiday and let the production window do its work.

The Verdict

What sets TWOPAGES apart is made-to-measure window treatments at ready-made prices, from a maker that owns its own production: TWOPAGES was founded in 2015 and makes its drapery, Roman shades, woven bamboo shades, roller, zebra and cellular shades and hardware in its own vertically integrated facilities in Hangzhou, China, with a US base in Spokane, Washington. Drapes are cut to the inch, with lining options from unlined to privacy, room darkening, blackout and thermal, and headers from pinch and tailor pleats to goblet and inverted box pleats. The best-selling Liz Linen Drape uses a 350 gsm linen-blend fabric in a 112-inch width, and the brand holds 4.4 on Trustpilot across more than 5,800 reviews, with over 3,000 from the past twelve months. Prices start low for custom work. The Liz Linen Drape begins at $59.99, the Jawara linen-cotton drape at $79.99 and the Scandina voile sheer from $28.99, while woven bamboo shades start around $120 and ready-made Liz Linen pinch-pleat panels from $125.99. Current codes take 18% off orders over $600 and 22% off orders over $1,200. US shipping is $23 up to $200, $17.99 up to $300 and free beyond, with Express at $129; custom drapes take three to seven days to make plus three to seven in transit, and Canadian orders ship with most import duties and VAT covered. The reservations belong to made-to-measure. Custom drapes, shades and blinds aren't returnable for a change of mind; if TWOPAGES makes an error, uses the wrong lining or sends something not as described, it repairs or remakes the piece, and ready-made items can come back within 30 days only if damaged or incorrect. Where a refund applies, 20% of the order is kept for handling, packing and shipping. Colour can vary between dye lots, the size tolerance is stated as an inch on one page and 1% on another, and BBB rates the company F over five unanswered complaints. Made for anyone dressing windows that ready-made panels won't fit: drapes are cut to the inch with your choice of lining and pleat, for far less than a local workroom. Larger US orders ship free and current codes reward bigger baskets, so order swatches, measure carefully and shop now.

Custom Drapes, Roman Shades and Woven Blinds

TWOPAGES sells through twopagescurtains.com, with a US base listed at 100 N Howard Street, Spokane, Washington, and was founded in 2015; founder Ray Chen has said its products are made in TWOPAGES-owned, vertically integrated facilities in Hangzhou, China. The range covers custom and ready-made drapery, Roman shades, bamboo and woven shades, roller, zebra and cellular shades, Venetian blinds, and curtain rods and tracks, shipped by DHL Express, FedEx and UPS.

Current starting prices include the Liz Linen Drape at $59.99, the Jawara Luxury Linen Cotton Curtain at $79.99, the Scandina Solid Voile Sheer from $28.99 (was $49.00), the Lay Natural Ramie and Jute Bamboo Woven Shades from $119.89 and $129.89, the Jaylon Adjustable Curtain Rod with Rings from $69.99, the Vengo French Return Curtain Rod from $125.99 and ready-made Liz Linen pinch-pleat panels from $125.99 (unlined) to $261.99 (room darkening). The codes FALL18 and FALL22 take 18% off $600 and 22% off $1,200.

The Liz Linen Drape uses 10% linen and 90% polyester at 350 gsm in a 112-inch fabric width, sized in one-inch increments with unlined, privacy, room-darkening, blackout and thermal linings and five pleat styles; hooks are included, rods and rings are not. US standard shipping is $23 up to $200, $17.99 from $200 to $299.99 and free from $300, with Express at $129 and a remote-area surcharge. Custom drapes take three to seven days of handling plus three to seven of shipping; shades take 12 to 25 days. Canadian orders ship with standard duties and VAT covered in most cases.

Customised drapes, Roman shades and blinds are not usually returnable; for making errors, wrong linings or items not as described, TWOPAGES repairs or remakes them. Ready-made items and hardware can be returned within 30 days of delivery if damaged or incorrect, unused and with tags; where refunds apply, 20% of the order amount is deducted for handling, packing and shipping, and refunds reach the original payment method in three to ten days. Independently, Trustpilot rates TWOPAGES 4.4 across 5,803 reviews, 79% five-star and 7% one-star, and BBB rates it F over five unanswered complaints. For homeowners with windows that standard panels don't fit, order a swatch, measure twice and shop now.

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