Very pretty and nice material, but NOT blackout. Even with my mini-blinds closed behind them, I could still see light coming through. Got the Project 62 Henna curtains instead, which block all the light.

NOT BLACKOUT. I have now tried multiple brands of "blackout" curtains sold by Target, and again I am completely dismayed that I trusted all these positive reviews. I can't for the life of me understand how anyone who has actually tried this product in their home has determined that these curtains effectively blackout a room. These curtains should NOT be advertised as "blackout" and should instead be advertised as "darkening." Yes, they darken a room better than if there was no curtain, but look at my picture and judge for yourself. Review written by an unbiased but loyal Target customer in March 2020.

These curtains are no where near being a blackout curtain. Purchased for nursery and will be returning. They are decent quality curtains for the price.

Too short. I washed and dried per instructions prior to hanging so that my rod was positioned correctly. I didn’t even dry them completely. One was 80” and one was 79”. Needless to say, the French doors and casing were too tall for the curtains. The style, color and texture was awesome, so this is terribly disappointing.

I was excited when I found these online as they were a good price for the 95 inch length in blackout. Unfortunately, the finish was not at all impressive in person. We ordered four panels to be hung together on two large windows. All four panels were shorter than 95 inches. The last set of curtains we had (measured 95 inches exactly) rested on the ground. Not a single panel hits even the top of the carpet. At that point we measured and all four are shorter than 95 with one being a full inch shorter than the first three. Also, the outer edges of the curtains keep flipping out exposing the white lining and no matter how we adjust them, it keeps happening. The only reason for 2 stars is because the dark grey is a very pretty color and they do a great job at blocking light (not 100% but we were happy with it).

These are not "blackout" curtains. They let in a lot of light. They are a nice quality otherwise.

These curtains look great, but to call them “blackout” curtains is pretty much an outright lie. Here’s a photo of how much light they let in! I bought these for a nursery, and they look nice, but I’ll need a different product to have anything close to “blackout” in this room.

I have this in beige and I really like it. I ordered it in the blue thinking it would be a baby blue as in the picture. But it's more like a light teal. You can see in the picture I added how different the colors are.

Beautiful curtain except the liner is left open to see so instead of making both sides look the same they left one side with the sun blocking liner and I am just not a fan of that look.

If you are on a budget and can not justify spending double+ on curtains I can see why these are nice for most. Quality control is terrible. There were long gray threads randomly woven in all over 3 of the 4 panels I purchased in sour cream. The texture looks cheap. They are not blackout I would say room darkening. There is a curtain in the project 62 line that is similar in price, actually is much more room darkening and better quality. I’d go for those instead if you are looking in this price point. These will be returned and I’m buying higher quality curtain panels, you get what you pay for. These are meh at best.