Eyelet Curtains
Eyelet – a curtain with rings sewn directly into the material, so the rail can run through the top of the curtain itself. These rings are called eyelets, or curtain grommets. One of the top reasons eyelet curtains are becoming increasingly popular is their ease of installation. The eyelets are already fitted into the fabric, so all you need to do is thread the curtain rod through them. No hooks, rings, or fussy attachments required.
Pinch Pleat
Pinch pleat is a decorative heading for curtains, suitable for all fabrics. Pinch pleats use more fabric and are fuller than pencil pleats. The pleats are hand-sewn in and permanently fixed for more luxurious tailored look.
Pencil Pleat
Pencil pleats use heading tape with strings that can be pulled to create the gathered pleat. The pleats can be pulled as tightly as you’d prefer. Pinch pleats however are a more decorative choice, using more fabric to create a fuller, more pronounced pleat.