Hosh full blackout curtain review: best published specs

The Hosh full blackout curtain is the best-documented curtain in this list. It’s the only one that publishes its exact dimensions, material, weight, and care instructions before you buy: polyester, metal grommets, 213 x 137 cm, 1.1 kg.

Why do published specs matter so much here?

Because curtains are a category where sellers hide the details. Panel sizes get quoted in vague ranges, “blackout” gets used for anything that isn’t sheer, and care instructions arrive with the parcel or not at all. Then you hang it and find it’s 20 cm short.

Hosh, through SM Home, publishes all of it. You can measure your window and know before ordering. That certainty is genuinely rare in this category, and it’s why this one earns its place despite modest sales numbers.

The metal grommets deserve a mention too. Plastic rings crack where they meet the rod after a year or two of pulling the curtain back and forth, and once one cracks it tears the fabric around it. Metal doesn’t.

What are the limits?

It’s a single panel. At 137 cm wide it covers about half a standard window, so a normal window needs two, and that doubles the real price. Read the price with that in mind.

The blue is also a commitment. It’s a strong color that you decorate around rather than one that disappears into the wall. Hosh sells beige and green variants if that’s not what you want.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱649 as of August 5, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. For one panel that’s mid-range here, and buying the pair a window needs puts it near the premium brands. What you get for it is certainty about what arrives, plus the option of seeing it in an SM store first. For a careful buyer, that’s worth real money.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want to know exactly what you’re getting, or if you’d rather look at the fabric in a store before committing. It’s the right choice for a precise window or a careful shopper. If you’re curtaining several windows on a budget, the per-panel price adds up fast.

See the full ranking in our best blackout curtains in the Philippines roundup, or measure up first with our blackout curtain buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Need two panels in one order? The Soft Sewn 2-piece set, our Best Overall pick, covers a full window for around ₱799 as of August 5, 2026. Curtaining a whole house? The Angbon blackout curtain, our Best Budget pick, costs around ₱228 a panel.