Curtain Headings & Stitching
Pinch Pleat Curtains (Triple Pinch)
Hand-finished pleats pinched in groups of three — the classic tailored heading.
What You See
Fabric gathered into crisp fan-shaped pleats at the top. In a triple pinch, each pleat group is made of exactly three folds sewn together at the base, opening into a fan above.
Heading & Stitching
Buckram-stiffened heading with pleats stitched by hand or machine at set intervals; hooks sit behind each pleat group. Uses roughly 2.2–2.5× fabric fullness for a rich drape.
Fitting & Installation
Hangs from a track or decorative rod. The stitched pleats hold their shape whether the curtain is open or closed.
Benefits
- Timeless, tailored appearance
- Structured folds that hold their form
- Suits both classic villas and formal living rooms
Who It's For
Formal majlis, villas and rooms where a dressmaker-finished look is wanted.
Key Considerations
- — More structured and traditional than ripple fold
- — Pleat spacing is fixed once stitched
- — Triple pinch uses more fabric than a two-fold pleat
Like this style?
We’ll carry it into your quote — measurement, stitching and installation by our own team.
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