The panels are rather sloppily made, with slubs/loose threads in the raised weave of the geometric patterning. In addition, not only is one panel approximately half an inch shorter than the other, but the fabric is cut and hemmed such that there is an offset in the pattern when two panels are hung side by side. If one is going to produce and sell curtains with a large geometric pattern, one should at least ensure that the panels match!
The bottom hems also turn up a little on the edges, so that the edges of the panels hang a little shorter than the centers. This is all extremely irritating in what comes out to an ~$80 pair of curtains.
The color is quite pretty, a lovely, desaturated blue, and the satiny material is pleasant, as is the dense woven lining, which I much prefer over a foam blackout material).
Functionally, the curtains work quite well to block out a streetlight right outside my window at night. Folds and wrinkles from packaging disappeared nicely after delicate cycles in both the washer and dryer. They are definitely not blackout curtains, however, as they do not fully block daylight on an overcast morning. (Suits my purposes just fine, but if you're looking for full blackout curtains, you should probs let pass on these.)
(Also, as a note, the panels I received look like the image on Wayfair, but instead of Parrett panels by Brayden Studio, they are "Huxley" panels by "Sun Veil.")
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