Dye lot variations refer to the subtle color differences that can occur between different production batches of the same curtain style. A dye lot is a group of textiles or fibers that are dyed together in the same batch or vat.

Since no two batches of fabric are exactly identical, even runs that are produced one after the other can have small variations in color. This is similar to how yarn can behave: if the fibers come from different sources or are processed differently, it can result in slight changes in color—even when the same dyeing process is used.

To ensure a consistent look for your curtains, we recommend ordering all your curtains in a single order. For example, if you’re ordering curtains for multiple windows, make sure to place them in one order to avoid any color differences between them. By doing this, we can minimize the risk of noticeable color variations and ensure your curtains look as expected in your space.

After receiving your curtains, be mindful of the lighting conditions when checking the color. The same fabric can look different under various light sources, so it’s crucial to use daylight near noon for an accurate color match.

Buying curtains in separate orders or at different times may result in dye lot variations. Even curtains purchased together may show slight color differences over time due to various factors.

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