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• Type: textured-weave curtain with a woven vertical stripe
• Fabric: dense matte cloth with a pronounced vertical rib
• Colourways: cream off-white, light beige, tan, steel blue, charcoal
• Heading: wave fold on a slim track
• Suited to: modern residential and hotel projects
The Xinghe series is our textured-weave line: a dense cloth with a vertical ribbed surface and woven geometric motifs that read as fine vertical stripes, finished with a matte face. It was developed for interior designers and hotel specifiers who need a drape that carries a room without a printed pattern, because the interest comes from the weave itself rather than from ink printed over it.
The panel hangs in a wave fold from a slim track, which gives deep parallel folds from ceiling to hem and lets the texture catch the light as the room changes through the day. Five colourways ship as standard, running from a warm cream through to charcoal, so a scheme can be built from one series alone or extended in a later phase without changing the cloth.
The Xinghe Textured Weave Custom Curtains are a refined solution for interiors that demand tactile depth and coordinated colour. As custom curtains from Dongguan MSJ Blinds Co., Ltd., these designer curtains combine a textured weave surface with a five-colour palette. These custom curtains give designers a subtle architectural presence at the window. Whether you need custom curtains for a boutique hotel or designer curtains for a residential project, they deliver. Textured weave continues to shape interior specification, and these designer curtains lead the way. Suppliers watching textured weave will find these custom curtains a smart addition. They also fit any textured weave specification well. As designer curtains, these custom curtains prove that textured weave and coordinated colour can coexist.
Dongguan MSJ Blinds Co., Ltd. is a window blinds supplier with over 18 years of experience. Our work covers the design, development, and production of traditional and intelligent blinds and shutters. Every set of custom curtains meets consistent standards. Our designer curtains are produced in a 100,000+ square meter facility with Intertek-certified quality management. As textured weave specifications shift, our custom curtains stay relevant. These designer curtains also pair well with any textured weave program. For buyers seeking custom curtains, these designer curtains are a strong choice.
These custom curtains offer strong features. The textured weave surface adds visual and tactile depth. These designer curtains come in five coordinated colours. The custom curtains allow made-to-measure sizing for irregular windows. As textured weave demand grows, these designer curtains use durable yarns. These custom curtains hold their shape through repeated use. They also resist fading, matching modern textured weave requirements. For fans of designer curtains, these custom curtains are a natural fit.
| Fabric | Dense textured weave; vertical ribbed ground with woven geometric stripe motifs |
| Surface | Matte finish, no sheen |
| Yarn | Thick multi-filament yarns; substantial, dense hand |
| Ground colour | Warm cream / oatmeal |
| Stripe accents | Dark chocolate brown and muted taupe, woven rather than printed |
| Colourways | Five standard: cream off-white, light beige, tan, steel blue, charcoal |
| Heading | Wave fold (S-fold) on slim track |
| Fold behaviour | Deep parallel vertical folds; even alignment across wide runs |
| Mounting | Track, ceiling or wall fix; double track for sheer layering |
| Inspection | Four-step quality control |
• Pattern that comes off the loom. The vertical stripes are woven into the cloth with dark chocolate and taupe yarns rather than printed onto it. There is nothing to crack at the fold line or lift off the surface, and the motif stays aligned to the panel grain instead of to a print repeat.
• A matte face that reads as fabric, not as film. The finish holds no sheen, so the cloth absorbs light instead of throwing it back into the room. On tall glazing that is the difference between a drape that looks expensive and one that looks like a screen.
• Weight where it matters. Thick multi-filament yarns give the panel real body, so it falls in deep uninterrupted folds and bottoms out cleanly without weights sewn into the hem.
• Five colourways from one construction. Cream off-white, light beige, tan, steel blue and charcoal all come from the same cloth. A designer can build a whole floor from the range, and a later phase can be matched without a new strike-off.
• Wave fold on a track. The header is set by the track, producing continuous parallel folds and a shallow stacking depth. On a wall of windows, stacking space is often the constraint that decides the whole scheme.
• Built for project work. Made to measure per opening, with the same hardware, heading and colour control across every room, which is what lets a series like this survive a hotel or residential handover intact.
• Modern residential living rooms and master bedrooms, where the drape sets the tone of the space.
• Hotel guest rooms and suites, where the fabric has to survive repeated cleaning cycles.
• Hotel and residential development projects, specified room by room and matched storey by storey.
• Interior design studio projects that need one series carried across several spaces.
• Show suites and sales galleries, where the window has to photograph as textile.
Xinghe is made to your window schedule, covering finished width, drop, wave fullness and stacking direction, with the colourway selected per room from the five standard options or matched to a supplied swatch. The panel can be ordered on its own or on a double track with a white sheer.
As an OEM/ODM supplier we also run the series under your own brand, including colourway production, labelling and retail packaging to your specification. Approval panels go out before bulk work, and a retained panel acts as the colour reference for repeat orders. We run single-panel approval orders and full container programmes on the same lines.
The series is produced in our Dongguan facility, with 18 years in window coverings and a 100,000+ m2 base under one roof, and the weave, finishing and panel make-up are controlled in house. Four-step inspection covers fabric and finish, cut accuracy, stitch and hardware.
Q: Is the stripe printed or woven?
A: Woven. The vertical stripes are formed by dark chocolate and taupe yarns worked into the cloth alongside the cream ground. Because there is no print layer, there is no ink to crack along the fold or to fade unevenly across a wide panel.
Q: What are the five standard colourways?
A: Cream off-white, light beige, tan, steel blue and charcoal, all in the same construction and the same matte finish. They are held as a series, so any of the five can be reordered to match an earlier phase of the same project.
Q: Which heading suits this fabric?
A: Wave fold on a slim track, which is how the series is normally supplied. The weight and body of the cloth hold deep parallel folds without added weights, and the track keeps the alignment even across long runs. Rod-mounted headings are possible, but they give up that alignment.
Q: Can Xinghe be used with a sheer?
A: Yes. The standard arrangement is the Xinghe panel on the outer track with a white sheer behind it, both cut to the same window schedule. Stacking depth then has to allow for both panels, so send the mount detail along with the window schedule.
Q: Will a full panel match the colour of the swatch?
A: The matte finish means the cloth shifts with the light rather than with the viewing angle, so the move from swatch to full panel is small. We still recommend an approval panel on any project where two rooms must match, and the approved panel is then kept as the reference for reorders.
Q: How do I keep the texture looking right?
A: Dust with a soft brush or vacuum on low suction. Spot-clean with a damp cloth and mild soap, working from the outside of the mark inwards. Do not scrub across the stripe direction, because the motif is a woven structure and abrasion dulls its definition.
Send your window schedule and preferred colourway to our team for a quotation, a swatch card covering all five colours and an approval panel. Tell us the room and the light it receives, and we will confirm the wave fullness and stacking depth for the drawing.
• Type: textured-weave curtain with a woven vertical stripe
• Fabric: dense matte cloth with a pronounced vertical rib
• Colourways: cream off-white, light beige, tan, steel blue, charcoal
• Heading: wave fold on a slim track
• Suited to: modern residential and hotel projects
