The Pink Gloss Chenille Curtain Fabric combines the luxurious, soft pile of chenille with a subtle glossy finish to create curtains that look rich, drape beautifully, and perform reliably.
Light control: Medium to heavy-weight chenille provides effective daylight filtering and, depending on lining, good room-darkening properties.
Thermal insulation: The pile and density trap air, improving thermal performance and reducing heat loss through windows.
Acoustic damping: The thick, textured surface absorbs sound, reducing echo and improving room acoustics.
Privacy: Dense weave and pile prevent visibility from outside while maintaining a warm interior glow.
Aesthetic enhancement: The gloss finish gives a subtle sheen that lifts interior schemes — ideal for classic, modern-luxe, and boutique looks.
Drapes and window curtains (single-panel, pinch-pleat, grommet, rod-pocket)
Blackout or thermal-lined curtains in bedrooms and living rooms
Decorative valances and pelmets
Upholstery accents (bench cushions, decorative headboards) when specified with heavier backing
Soft furnishing accents for high-end retail displays, restaurants, and boutique hotels
Chenille pile with gloss finish: Velvet-like texture with a refined sheen that reflects light differently at various angles, adding depth.
Soft hand & excellent drape: Medium-to-heavy weight that folds and pleats attractively without appearing stiff.
Durability: Strong base weave reinforced for repeated handling and hemming; suitable for commercial and residential use.
Colorfast and fade-resistant: Dyeing and finishing processes reduce fading from indirect sunlight (grade dependent on supplier treatment).
Optional performance upgrades: Fire-retardant treatment (BS/EN or NFPA options), FR-certified linings, and thermal/blackout backing.
Customizability: Available in rolls, pre-cut widths, and made-to-measure panels; multiple backing and lining choices.
Eco/health options: Can be offered with OEKO‑TEX® or similar low‑emission finishing on request (verify with supplier).
Note: These are representative configurations. Exact values vary by mill and batch — specify required values when ordering.
| Attribute | Typical Value / Options |
| Fiber content | 100% Polyester, 60/40 Polyester/Viscose, or Polyester/Nylon blends |
| Weave type | Chenille pile on woven backing |
| Width | 140 cm (55") standard; 280 cm (110") availability for seamless panels |
| Weight (GSM) | 300–650 g/m² (light upholstery to heavy curtain grades) |
| Thickness | 0.8–2.5 mm pile depth (varies by style) |
| Light transmission | Sheer-filtering to room-darkening (with lining) |
| Fire rating | Optional: FR-treated to meet BS 5867, EN 13773, or NFPA 701 standards |
| Colorfastness | 4–5 on ISO 105-B02 scale (dependent on dyeing) |
| Backing options | Unbacked, thermal fleece, blackout PVC, FR cotton backing |
| Care code | Professional dry clean recommended; some constructions washable — see care label |
| Certifications | OEKO‑TEX® Standard 100 (optional), REACH compliance (depending on supplier) |
Unpack with care. Inspect rolls or panels for shipping damage and check label for batch/lot numbers.
Check color & quantity. Compare against approved samples to confirm batch matching for visible installations.
Acclimatize. Store fabric flat or on rolls in the installation environment for 24–48 hours to reduce tension changes.
Tools: Use sharp shears or rotary cutters; protect the pile direction when cutting to avoid fuzzing.
Seam allowance: 20–30 mm (3/4"–1") typical for hems; use heavier stitch and reinforced seams for upholstery uses.
Needles & thread: Use size 90/14 to 100/16 needles (polyester) and strong polyester thread.
Pile direction: Keep pile running the same direction across panels to ensure uniform appearance and sheen.
Pinch pleat / pencil pleat: Works very well — the fabric’s weight creates elegant folds.
Grommet/Rod-pocket: For grommets, ensure backing to prevent wear; rod-pocket is suitable for casual styles.
Lining: For thermal performance or blackout, attach an appropriate lining (thermal fleece or blackout PVC). Lining increases longevity by protecting the face fabric.
Daily care: Gentle vacuum with upholstery attachment to remove dust.
Spot cleaning: Blot spills immediately with a dry cloth. Test stain removers in an inconspicuous area first.
Washing: Many chenille curtain constructions are dry-clean only. If manufacturer allows washing, use a gentle cycle, cool water, and low spin; do not tumble dry.
Ironing: Avoid direct heat on the pile. Use steam from the reverse side or a low-temperature press with a cloth barrier.
Professional cleaning: Recommended annually or as needed in commercial settings.
If used in public spaces (hotels, theatres, restaurants), select FR-certified finishes that meet local building codes.
Keep away from open flames and high-temperature fixtures.
Hospitality: Boutique hotels, high-end restaurants, and event venues that prioritize appearance and acoustic comfort.
Residential interiors: Living rooms, bedrooms, and custom drapery for luxury homes and apartment builds.
Theatre and performance spaces: Stage drapes, acoustic treatments, and soft set dressings.
Retail & visual merchandising: Store window displays and fitting rooms where texture and controlled light are desirable.
Corporate & workplace design: Boardrooms, client-facing reception areas, and executive suites seeking both form and function.
Interior design & contract textiles: Suppliers and manufacturers working on contract projects where durability and code compliance matter.
Interior designers & architects who specify materials for projects and need reliable performance data and finish options.
Hospitality purchasing managers selecting drapery materials that balance aesthetics and fire safety.
Homeowners and renovators seeking a luxurious curtain fabric with warm texture and a subtle sheen.
Upholstery workshops and curtain makers requiring fabric that sews and hems reliably and accepts linings.
Retail buyers for home‑textile stores and e‑commerce sellers wanting a premium, visually appealing SKU.
Event designers & theatre technicians who need fabric that looks rich on stage and provides acoustic benefits.
Luxury look, practical performance: The pink gloss chenille uniquely blends tactile luxury with real-world functions — thermal, acoustic, and privacy.
Versatility: Works in both modern and traditional schemes, with upgrade paths for FR and blackout performance.
Customization: Available widths and backing options to reduce seams and simplify installation in large-scale projects.
Eco options: Ability to source low‑emission and tested finishes for environmentally conscious projects (specify on order).
Is chenille good for blackout curtains?
A: Chenille alone is usually light-filtering; for full blackout you should choose a blackout backing or lining.
Can I use this fabric for upholstery?
A: Lighter curtain-grade chenille isn’t ideal for heavy-use upholstery; choose heavier weights or add backing and abrasion-resistant finishes for upholstery.
How does the gloss affect color matching?
A: The gloss can cause color to appear richer or slightly different at changing angles. Order a sample and review in the install environment.
Pink Gloss Chenille Curtain Fabric is an attractive, functional textile that offers a balance of softness, sheen, and performance. It’s well suited to interiors where visual warmth and acoustic/thermal benefits are desired. For specification projects, confirm exact technical values, FR status, and care instructions with your supplier or mill prior to ordering.
