Curtain Headings & Stitching
Two Pleat Curtains (Double Pinch)
The same tailored pinch heading, grouped in pairs of two folds — softer and more relaxed.
What You See
Pleat groups of exactly two folds pinched together at the base, giving a flatter, more contemporary rhythm than the fuller triple pinch.
Heading & Stitching
Identical stitched-heading technique to the triple pinch, but each group gathers two folds instead of three, using slightly less fabric fullness (around 2×).
Fitting & Installation
Runs on the same tracks or rods as a triple pinch; the lighter grouping stacks back a little tighter when open.
Benefits
- Tailored but more relaxed than triple pinch
- Slightly lighter fabric use
- Neater stack-back on narrow walls
Who It's For
Modern homes that want a stitched heading without the full formality of triple pinch.
Key Considerations
- — Less full-bodied than a triple pinch — a styling choice, not a downgrade
- — Grouping (two folds vs three) is the only structural difference
- — Confirm fullness with your fabric weight at survey
Like this style?
We’ll carry it into your quote — measurement, stitching and installation by our own team.
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