Double or Triple Pinch Pleat
Choose Double Pinch Pleat or Triple Pinch Pleat depending on how full and structured you want the finished heading to look.
A fuller, structured fold
Pinch Pleat Curtains, Double or Triple
Pinch pleat curtains gather the heading into distinct, structured folds, chosen as Double Pinch Pleat or Triple Pinch Pleat. Choose the fabric and mount, then plan the track and stack to suit your window.
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Why pinch pleat
A deeper, structured fold
Pinch Pleat is offered as Double Pinch Pleat or Triple Pinch Pleat, each gathering the heading into distinct folds rather than the continuous wave of S Fold.
A tailored, formal finish
Pinch pleat curtains suit a more tailored, formal look, a different finish to the regular wave of S Fold or the gathered line of pencil pleat.
Affects track and stack
Track, projection and the way the fabric stacks all shift with the heading you pick, so lock it in before you take final measurements.
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Pair pinch pleat with the right choice
Pinch pleat suits a tailored, structured room. Compare it with other headings, or pair it with a lining, before you decide.
Compare S Fold
S Fold is our most popular heading, giving the fabric a run of regular, even waves rather than a pinched, structured fold.
See S Fold curtains →
Add a lining
Lined curtains are a separate product that can help with light and give a more finished drape behind a pinch pleat heading.
See lined curtains →
Compare blockout fabric
Blockout curtains block light through the fabric, supporting a darker room, and are available with a pinch pleat heading.
See blockout curtains →The details
What to check before ordering
Pinch pleat depends on the fold, fabric, track and mount working together. Review each choice below before you finalise the configuration for your window.
Fold type
Choose Double Pinch Pleat or Triple Pinch Pleat, or compare Inverted Pleat as another structured heading option.
Fabric choice
Pinch pleat headings are available across our Sheers and Blockout fabric types, so start with the room's needs.
Track type
Decide between a Designer or Motorised track based on how you want to operate the finished curtain.
Mount and fit
Confirm Ceiling / Top Fit or Face Fit before you record the track width and finished drop.
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Before you order
Measure first. Then build with confidence.
The measuring guide walks you through widths, drops and fit step by step. If a window has an obstruction or an odd shape, ask us before you order.
How to measureFitting it yourself
The installation guide shows the brackets, fixings and each step in order, so you know what the job involves before you start.
Installation guide →Compare in your own light
Screen colours and photos are a guide. Free samples show the real colour and texture next to your walls and floor.
Order free samples →Common questions
Pinch Pleat Curtains: your questions answered.
What is the difference between Double and Triple Pinch Pleat?＋
Both are pinch pleat curtains, gathering the heading into distinct folds. The choice between Double Pinch Pleat and Triple Pinch Pleat changes how full and structured the finished heading looks along the track.
Is Inverted Pleat the same as pinch pleat curtains?＋
Inverted Pleat is a separate heading option to pinch pleat curtains. Compare it alongside Double Pinch Pleat, Triple Pinch Pleat, S Fold and Pencil Pleat before choosing the finish you want.
Which fabric works with pinch pleat curtains?＋
Pinch pleat headings are available with our Sheers and Blockout fabric ranges, so choose the fabric first based on the room’s light and privacy needs, then confirm the heading.
Can pinch pleat curtains be motorised?＋
Yes. Choose a Designer or Motorised track when configuring pinch pleat curtains, depending on whether you want manual or motorised operation for the finished curtain and who uses it day to day.
Should I add a lining to a pinch pleat curtain?＋
Lined curtains are a separate product. A lining can help with light and give a more finished drape behind a structured heading such as pinch pleat, so compare it before you finalise the order.
Should I measure the fabric width or the track width?＋
The product guide for your chosen track states which measurement to record. There is no need to apply a fullness percentage yourself unless that specific guide instructs you to.
Configure pinch pleat curtains
Choose Double or Triple Pinch Pleat, then your fabric, mount and track. Order free samples so you can check colour and texture before committing.
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