Odile Dandelion Sheer Curtains
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About the fabric
Odile is a sheer jacquard with a woven dandelion motif: slender stems and faint seed-head sprays rise up the cloth, tone on tone, over a finely lined ground. The pattern shows up close and fades into a soft, even haze from across the room.
Sheer, for daylight rooms. Daylight passes through Odile softly and the view outside stays gently visible, but it gives little privacy at night, so it is often layered with heavier curtains. It suits living rooms, dining rooms and tall windows where light matters more than cover.
Made for your window. Every panel is cut to the width and length you enter. Odile is woven extra wide and run sideways (railroaded), and lengths go to 116 inches, long enough for many tall windows. Memory shaping is included: the folds are set before shipping, so the panels hang evenly from day one.
Choosing a header. Tailored and triple pinch pleats give a neater, more structured top, with more fullness gathered into each fold.
Two tone-on-tone colors, White and Beige, each with the motif woven in its own shade. Order up to five free swatches to see them in your own light.
Fabric facts: dandelion-motif sheer jacquard · 196 gsm, lightweight · sheer · up to 116″ long · dry clean only · cut and sewn to order, delivered in 2–3 weeks
Specifications
| Fabric | 90% polyester |
|---|---|
| Weave | Dandelion-motif sheer jacquard |
| Weight | 196 gsm |
| Light | Sheer |
| Length | Up to 116″ |
| Care | Dry clean only |
| Delivery | 2–3 weeks, made to order |
Shipping & returnsDelivered in 2–3 weeks
Free shipping on orders of $299 or more. Orders under $299 ship for a flat $18.95.
Made to order and delivered in 2–3 weeks. Cancel free within 12 hours of ordering; after that, a 25% fee covers the labor and fabric already committed.
Sewn to your size, so no returns, but any defect is replaced.
Width of each panel
Measure your rod tip to tip, ignoring the decorative finials, and divide by the number of panels. Fullness is sewn in for you, so don't add any.
Length: where to measure from
- Rod with rings: from the eye of a ring straight down to the floor.
- Track: from the top of the track down to the floor, then subtract 1″.
- No rod yet: mark where the top of the curtain will sit, 4–8″ above the window trim, and measure from that mark to the floor.
How the hem meets the floor
Choose a finish, then adjust the length you measured.
Example: the ring eye is 96″ from the floor and you want a break, so enter 97″.
The pleat is the sewn top of the curtain. It sets the look of the folds and decides whether you hang it from rings or a track. These are the styles made in this fabric.
Fullness is sewn in. Enter the finished width you want each panel to cover; we add the extra fabric each style needs.
Every curtain shows where its fabric sits on a four-step scale, from sheer to blackout.
Weight isn't the same as light level. Some of our heavier weaves still let daylight through; the weave and finish decide how much light is blocked.
Pleated panels arrive with adjustable hooks already on. Raise or lower a panel at its hooks to level the hem where the floor isn't flat.
Yes. Order up to 5 free swatches to see the colors in your own light.
- Memory shaping is included: the folds are set before shipping, so the panels hang evenly from day one.
- Matching tiebacks are optional: one per panel, in the same fabric, +$19 each.
- Lining: this fabric is made unlined.
- Made to order. Delivered in 2–3 weeks. Cancel free within 12 hours of ordering; after that, a 25% fee covers the labor and fabric already committed.
- Sewn to your size. No returns, but any defect is replaced.
- Not sure about the color? Up to 5 free swatches per order.
- Sheer
- Lightweight
- Midweight
- Heavyweight
gsm is the fabric's weight in grams per square meter.
Weight isn't the same as light level. Some of our heavier weaves still let daylight through; the weave and finish decide how much light is blocked.













