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A cleaner way to choose custom Roman shades.
Use the collection to compare light control, privacy and fabric feel, then move into Fabric Samples or measuring support before you commit to a custom size.
Compare Fabric Samples before choosing the final shade.
Use the Roman shade measuring guide before placing a custom order.
Choose light filtering, privacy or blackout options by room.
Size, fabric, lining and mount type affect the final cost.
Before checkout, review fabric, size, lining, mount type and shipping details.
Plain fold Roman shade guide
Why choose a plain fold Roman shade?
A plain fold Roman shade gathers into soft, rounded folds when raised and hangs nearly flat when lowered, with subtle horizontal lines where the folds form. It is the most versatile Roman style and suits solid fabrics in any room. Most of our fabric Roman shades offer Plain Fold, including their top-down bottom-up versions; Alderwick blackout and Airlie sheers come in other styles.
The everyday classic
Soft folds that work in bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens and nurseries.
Best with solid fabrics
Linen, cotton blends and textured weaves look natural with gentle fold lines.
Works with your lift
Choose cordless or corded, or motorized on most standard shades. Top-down bottom-up versions are cordless or corded.
What is a plain fold Roman shade?
A Roman shade that gathers into soft, rounded folds when raised and hangs nearly flat when lowered, with subtle horizontal lines where the folds form.
Plain fold or flat fold: which should I choose?
Plain fold has softer, rounded folds and subtle lines when lowered. Flat fold lies completely smooth and stacks more crisply. Choose plain fold for a classic, relaxed look and flat fold for a tailored one.
Can plain fold Roman shades be blackout?
Yes. Choose a blackout lining on the product page; it blocks light through the fabric. For the darkest room, use an outside mount that overlaps the frame.
How do I measure for a plain fold Roman shade?
For an inside mount, enter the exact narrowest width to the nearest 1/8 inch and our factory deducts 3/8 inch from the headrail. You need at least 2 inches of flat frame depth, or 2 1/2 inches for motorized.






























