Roman Blinds

A roman blind is a curtain that is is mounted outside the window frame and when lowered covers the whole window opening. The roman blind is hoised up by a line mechanism that folds the fabric. The perk with this solution is that you can choose how much of your window you wish to cover.

Gotain roman blinds are available in thin linen and woven linen, and can be completed with a blackout rollerblind to create a blackout roman blind solution.

Here you can see what's included when you purchase Gotain roman blinds.

Here you can read our guide on how to measure for bespoke roman blinds.

We recommend letting the roman blind fall outside the window, as close to the edges of the frame of the window as possible. Measure the width of you window, by the outer edges of the frame, and the height from the top of the frame down to the window sill.

Here you can find our complete guide on how to measure for roman blinds!

Here you can see our video guides on how to measure.

We recommend that you measure from the outer edges of your window frame to find the perfect width for your roman blind. At Gotain we then sew the roman blind according your exact measurements.

Here you can find our complete guide on how to measure for roman blinds!

Here you can see our video guide on how to measure.

The difference between a roman blind and a rollerblind i partially the textile, but also the function and appearance. A roman blind is made out of soft fabric and a rollerblind is of a firmer weave, often with a blackout effect. Also the the mechanism differs, as a roman blind is gradually folded up and gathered in folds above your window, whereas a rollerblind is rolled up and gathered in a roll/cylinder above your window.

A roll up is appearance-wise more like a rollerblind, but in a soft fabric. It has no hoisting mechanism, as its rolled up manually when needed. Just lika a rollerblind it's gathered in a roll/cylinder above your window.