Dunelm is selling Wynter Thermal Eyelet Curtains from £35, with the retailer marking them as in-demand. The curtains, available in 19 wintry colours, are designed to help regulate indoor temperatures, which could potentially reduce energy bills.
Product Features and Colours
The curtains are made from chenille fabric, described by Dunelm as soft and textured, with a thermal coating that helps insulate homes by blocking external heat in summer and preventing cool draughts in winter while providing added privacy. They are not blackout curtains and will allow some light to filter through. Colours include spiced pear, orange umber, and more.
Each pair includes two curtain panels, with features including a stylish chenille fabric, thermal lining, and eyelet header. A coordinating cushion is also available.
Shopper Reviews
Shoppers have left positive reviews, with one saying: "Lovely colour and good thick material so ideal If you want to block out light/keep warmth in." Another commented: "Curtains are good at keeping heat in, keep a room dark and the colour fits well with our theme." A third review noted: "The curtains are a gorgeous colour (marigold) and well made. The lining is good and really keeps the room warmer." A fourth said: "These curtains look great, hang really well, they are lovely colour and they are very good quality for the price." Some negative reviews mentioned the curtains were creased after opening.
Alternatives and Pricing
For shoppers seeking blackout options, Dusk offers thermal curtains in a herringbone design, reduced to £80 in off-white (W: 168cm x L: 182cm). Dunelm also sells Nature's Exhibitionists Eyelet Curtains for £100 (117cm x 182cm). The Wynter curtains are priced from £35 to £150 depending on size.