Back tab headers offer a clean and tailored look, with fabric loops sewn onto the back of the curtain for easy rod insertion, ensuring a seamless appearance. With this heading style, we can choose the width of the curtain fabric according to our own needs and aesthetics, creating the desired fullness effect.

The grommet header style offers a modern and sleek appearance, with evenly spaced metal rings along the top of the curtain. However, it's worth noting that this style might experience slight light leakage issues as the inner diameter of grommets is often slightly larger than the diameter of most curtain rods. To minimize the occurrence of this issue, we recommend installing the curtain rod higher and wider than the window frame.

Rod pocket headers provide a classic look with a pocket along the top where the curtain rod is inserted, making them easy to hang and offering a timeless appeal to any space. However, it's important to note that they may have difficulty sliding on thicker rods.

Some may wonder why we haven't introduced other popular header styles here, such as double and triple pinch pleat. This is primarily because, to achieve the ideal blackout and soundproof effects for this collection, we've utilized a design involving the layering of 3 or 4 layers of fabric, limiting the types of header styles that can be produced.

That being said, we do offer a much wider range of options in other product lines, such as linen and sheer.