Custom-made curtains can be an all-or-nothing affair.
Either you purchase what’s available off the shelf – same standard sizes, same flimsy fabrics, same trade-offs – or you opt for completely customized curtains (and pay way too much money for basic window treatments).
TWOPAGES Curtains aims to find its own happy medium. The brand offers made-to-measure curtains, drapes, and shades in a wide range of fabrics and finishes. However, it does so at price points that appear to be closer to affordable than most other brands’ full-custom window treatment options. We evaluated three of TWOPAGES Curtains best-selling products to determine if they live up to their claims about the quality of their products, how well the products are customizable and if the company delivers good value.
What Is TWOPAGES?
TWOPAGES is a direct-to-consumer curtain brand that sells custom window treatments – curtains, drapes, Roman shades, and blinds – shipped straight to your door.
The core appeal is simple: you get made-to-measure sizing, a wide choice of fabrics, and more customization than you would from off-the-shelf retailers, but at prices that are still far below traditional showroom-style custom drapery.
The brand also stands out for the range of options it offers. You can customize size, header style, lining, and fabric, with choices across linen, velvet, cotton, sheer, and more. Most fabrics are also Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified, which adds a little more reassurance if fabric safety matters to you.
TWOPAGES also includes useful planning tools on its site, including a Drapery Measurement Calculator that helps take some of the guesswork out of ordering.
Price-wise, Roman shades start at $59.99, while premium drapery styles start around $79.99 to $129.99+ depending on fabric and final dimensions. For fully custom window treatments, that sits in a fairly competitive range.
They’re also available on Amazon, though the full fabric selection and customization options are available only through the brand’s own site.
TWOPAGES Products We Tested
We tested three of their most popular styles – one linen curtain, one velvet curtain, and one Roman shade. Different price points, different rooms, different use cases. Here’s what we found on each.
Jawara Luxury Linen Cotton Curtain Pleated
If you want that soft, natural linen look that shows up in so many living rooms online, Jawara is one of TWOPAGES’ strongest options. The pleats held their shape well straight out of the package, and the linen-cotton blend felt substantial without looking heavy.
It comes in multiple lining options, so it can work in brighter shared spaces or darker bedrooms depending on what you choose. The memory shaping feature is also worth noting, since it helps the folds keep a more polished look over time.
The main drawback is color selection online. Shades like ivory white and ivory beige can look very similar on screen, so this is one product where ordering swatches first makes a lot of sense.
Best for: living rooms, bedrooms, and anyone who wants a soft natural look Price: from $79.99
Birkin Velvet Curtain Pleated
Birkin is the statement option in the lineup. The velvet has a rich, heavy look in person, and it adds much more visual weight to a room than the photos suggest. In darker colors especially, it feels far more expensive than its price.
It also performs well for light control, especially with blackout lining added. That makes it one of the better picks on the site for bedrooms, home theaters, or more formal spaces.
The downside is practicality. Velvet is heavy, so you need solid curtain hardware, and it is also dry clean only.
Best for: bedrooms, dining rooms, and spaces that need a richer, heavier look Price: from $89.00
Liz Linen Roman Shade Cordless
For smaller windows, Liz is one of the easiest products in the range to justify. The cordless lift felt smooth in testing, the shade folded neatly when raised, and the overall look was clean and simple without feeling flimsy.
It works especially well in kitchens, bathrooms, nurseries, and home offices where full-length curtains would feel too bulky. At $59.99, it is also the most affordable custom option in this review.
The limitation is straightforward: this is a light-filtering shade, not a blackout solution. If full darkness is your goal, you will need lined drapes instead.
Best for: kitchens, bathrooms, nurseries, and smaller windows Price: from $59.99
Pros and Cons
By now, you have a good feel for what TWOPAGES offers. Here’s the quick version – what works and what to watch out for.
What We Loved
- Custom sizing without custom pricing – widths from 18 to 240 inches, lengths up to 236 inches
- Free swatches before you buy – up to 5 fabric samples sent to your door
- Arrives ready to hang – flat-packed, straight onto the rod, no steaming or pressing
- Blackout lining available on custom sizes – rare at this price point
- Full support team by phone, WhatsApp, and live chat, six days a week
What Could Be Better
- No returns without a verified defect – measure carefully and order swatches first
- Screen colors aren't always accurate – ivory white and ivory beige look nearly identical online
- 2–3 week lead time – not right for urgent timelines
- Heavy fabrics need proper hardware – velvet panels won't hold on a basic tension rod
Who Are TWOPAGES Curtains Best For?
TWOPAGES makes the most sense for buyers who want custom-looking window treatments without paying traditional showroom prices. It is especially appealing if you have awkward window sizes, extra-tall ceilings, or multiple rooms that need a consistent fabric and finish. The brand also works well for anyone furnishing a larger space and wanting more control over lining, pleats, and fabric without hiring a designer.
It is a less convincing fit if you need curtains urgently, want the option to return them after seeing them in person, or are still choosing color directly from a screen without ordering swatches first. The biggest risk with TWOPAGES is not really the product itself – it is getting sizing or fabric choice wrong on a custom order.
That is also why the no-return policy sounds worse than it usually plays out in practice. Most buyers avoid problems by ordering swatches first, using the brand’s measurement calculator, and taking their time before placing an order.
Looking beyond the brand’s own site, TWOPAGES also gets generally positive feedback on Trustpilot, where buyers often mention fabric quality, customization accuracy, and the fact that the finished curtains look more expensive than expected for the price. The main complaints tend to focus on delivery timing and the strict return policy, which again makes swatches and careful measuring feel like the smartest part of the buying process.
Our Final Verdict
After testing and researching TWOPAGES Curtains across three styles and price points, our verdict is straightforward: TWOPAGES delivers on what it promises. You get custom sizing, strong fabric quality for the price, and a more polished finished look than most ready-made curtains can offer. For homeowners trying to get a custom result without paying full custom-window-treatment prices, that is a compelling combination.
The biggest risk is not the product itself – it is ordering too casually. The no-return policy means color and sizing mistakes stay with you, which is why swatches and accurate measuring matter so much here. If you take the time to do both, most of the risk disappears.
Overall, we think TWOPAGES is absolutely worth considering if you want made-to-measure curtains or shades at a price that still feels realistic. Just treat it like a real custom order, not an impulse purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is TWOPAGES a legitimate company?
Yes. TWOPAGES is a direct-to-consumer brand that makes and ships from its own factory. They’ve served over 400,000 homes and are available on Amazon alongside their own site. If you want a quick gut-check before ordering, a Reddit discussion on TWOPAGES Curtains gives a good mix of real buyer experiences – both positive and critical.
How long does TWOPAGES take to ship?
Plan for 2–3 weeks from order to delivery. That covers custom production plus shipping time. Don’t order if you need curtains up in less than two weeks – you’ll be cutting it too close. If your timeline is tight, contact their support team before ordering and ask for a current production estimate. They’re responsive and will give you a straight answer.
Can I return TWOPAGES curtains if I don’t like them?
Only if there’s a verified manufacturing defect. If the color isn’t what you expected or the size is slightly off, that’s not covered. The fix is simple, though – order free swatches first, check the color in your actual room lighting, and use their Drapery Measurement Calculator before buying. Buyers who skip those two steps are almost always the ones who end up disappointed.
Does TWOPAGES offer blackout curtains in custom sizes?
Yes – blackout lining is available across most of their curtain and drapery range, including the Jawara Linen and Birkin Velvet. You pick your exact size first, then choose your lining: unlined, privacy (60% light block), or full blackout. One thing to note: the Liz Roman Shade is light-filtering only. If total darkness is the goal, go with a drape and add blackout lining rather than relying on a shade.
How do I make sure I order the right size?
Measure every window individually – don’t assume two windows in the same room are the same size. For width, add 4–6 inches on each side of the frame for a full gathered look. For length, floor-length panels look best sitting half an inch above the floor. TWOPAGES has a Drapery Measurement Calculator on their site that walks you through all of this in about three minutes. Use it before you order.
