Soft Sewn blackout curtains 2-piece review: best overall

The Soft Sewn 2-piece set is our Best Overall blackout curtain: two panels in one order, OEKO-TEX certified fabric, and a grommet header that slides straight onto a rod.

What makes it the best pick?

The unglamorous reason is the pack size. A normal window needs two panels to meet in the middle, and most listings at this price quietly sell you one. People order a single panel, discover it covers half the window, then order again and get a slightly different dye lot. Buying the pair together avoids all of that.

The fabric is OEKO-TEX certified, meaning it’s been tested for harmful substances. In a bedroom, where you’re breathing next to it for eight hours a night, that’s worth more than another marketing adjective. In a kid’s room it matters more still.

How well does it block light?

It’s a proper blackout weave rather than a thin darkening panel, and in a Filipino bedroom that translates to the thing people actually buy curtains for: sleeping past 6am when the sun comes up hard, and keeping an aircon room cooler because less heat pours through the glass.

Being straight about a gap: the listing doesn’t publish a blackout percentage. The brands that quote “100%” (Joyce & Diana, Home de Luxe) charge more for it. Expect a genuinely dark room, not a photographic darkroom.

The light grey color is the other trade. It looks clean and goes with everything, and it shows dust and stains sooner than a dark panel would.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱799 as of August 5, 2026 for the pair. Check the latest price on Shopee. That’s under ₱400 a panel from a named brand with certified fabric, which is roughly what unbranded single panels cost. For a bedroom window, it’s the easiest recommendation here.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you’re curtaining a standard bedroom or living room window and you want it done in one order, with fabric you don’t have to wonder about. It’s the right choice for most homes. If your window is narrow and genuinely needs one panel, buy the single instead.

See how it ranks in our best blackout curtains in the Philippines roundup, or measure up first with our blackout curtain buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want a stated 100% blackout? The Joyce & Diana full blackout curtain publishes that claim plus hypoallergenic, machine-washable fabric. Curtaining several windows on a budget? The Angbon blackout curtain, our Best Budget pick, costs around ₱228 as of August 5, 2026.