FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the light-blocking rate of Jinchan curtains? Is the blackout effect good?

The light-blocking rates of Jinchan’s various curtain collections vary: the high‑precision blackout series achieves a blocking rate of 90%–95% or higher, making it ideal for bedrooms that are sensitive to light; decorative collections such as cotton‑linen and chenille offer a blocking rate of approximately 80%–100%, suitable for living rooms, studies, and other spaces. All blackout curtains use a physical weaving process to achieve their light‑blocking performance and contain no harmful blackout coatings, ensuring they are environmentally friendly and safe.

What are the benefits of high-temperature setting for Jinchan curtains, and how does it differ from non‑setting?

Jinchan curtains employ a high‑temperature setting process that, under conditions exceeding 120°C, uses specialized equipment to permanently set the fabric’s shape. The benefits include: first, superior drape with evenly distributed, natural pleats and smooth, flowing lines when hung; second, exceptional shape retention—withstanding years of use without losing form and maintaining crisp pleats; third, no ironing required, so there’s no need for frequent touch‑ups in everyday use; and fourth, reduced shrinkage and excellent dimensional stability. By contrast, un‑set curtains may suffer from uneven drape, easy deformation, and the need for frequent ironing.

What is Jinchan Curtain’s nano anti‑stain coating? How effective is its stain‑resistance?

Jinchan’s nano‑anti‑stain coating technology creates an ultra‑thin, nanoscale protective layer on the fabric surface. Leveraging the lotus‑leaf effect, it causes water, coffee, juice, and other liquids to bead up and roll off, preventing penetration and staining. The coating is transparent and colorless, preserving the fabric’s hand, breathability, and aesthetic appeal, while also offering excellent abrasion resistance. For minor everyday stains, simply wipe gently with a clean, damp cloth to remove them, significantly reducing the effort required for curtain cleaning and maintenance.

Are Jinchan curtains compliant with Class A standards for infants and young children? Do they exceed the formaldehyde limit?

Jinchan Curtain products strictly adhere to the safety standards for Class A infant and toddler textiles (GB 18401-2010, Class A), the highest tier under China’s National Technical Specification for Textile Product Safety—far stricter than the Class B standard (no more than 75 mg/kg) and the Class C standard (no more than 300 mg/kg). Jinchan Curtains guarantees zero formaldehyde and no harmful coatings, and its products are certified under the ISO 14001 environmental management system, making them safe for use by pregnant women, infants, and individuals with sensitive skin.

What product lines does Jinchán Curtains offer, and what are the key features of each?

Jinchan Curtain’s main product lines include: First, the “Fixed‑Shape” series, which undergoes high‑temperature setting to deliver excellent drape, stable form, and wrinkle‑free performance; second, the “Antibacterial” series, featuring bio‑photonic antibacterial technology with 10A‑grade antimicrobial protection—ideal for bedrooms and children’s rooms; third, the “Silk‑Like” collection, offering a silky texture, rich luster, and the perfect choice for a light‑luxury aesthetic; fourth, the “Cotton‑Linen” range, crafted from natural fibers for breathability and comfort, well‑suited to Nordic, Japanese, and log‑style interiors; fifth, the “Provence” series, embodying French romantic flair with an extensive array of floral patterns; and sixth, the “Night‑Time Blackout” line, boasting exceptional light‑blocking capabilities and designed specifically for those who prioritize superior sleep quality.

What are the fabric components of Jinchán curtains? Are the materials safe?

Jinchan curtains offer a variety of series, each crafted from distinct fabrics: the cotton‑linen series features natural cotton and linen fibers for breathability and skin‑friendliness; the faux‑silk series is made from high‑quality polyester, delivering a lustrous finish and easy care; the high‑precision blackout series employs a multi‑layer weaving technique with densely interlaced warp and weft threads; and the 10A antibacterial series incorporates antimicrobial agents directly into the fibers. All fabrics meet Class A infant‑safe standards, contain no harmful coatings, are safe for direct skin contact, and are both secure and reliable.

Does Jinchan Curtains offer smart motorized curtains? What control methods are supported?

Jinchan Curtains offers smart motorized curtain solutions, supporting multiple control methods: First, remote‑control operation—paired with a dedicated remote for one‑touch opening and closing; second, smartphone app control—allowing remote management via a smart home app, with scheduled open/close functions; third, voice control—compatible with mainstream smart speakers such as Tmall Genie, Xiao Ai, and Xiaodu; and fourth, manual light‑pull operation—simply touch the curtain to trigger automatic opening or closing. The motorized track features a silent motor for low‑noise operation and includes a manual override for power outages, making it ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, studies, and other spaces.

What patented technologies does Jinchan Curtains offer?

Jinchan Curtains has accumulated more than 100 patented technologies, with its core patents including: first, a bio‑optical antibacterial fabric patent—key technology behind the 10A antibacterial series; second, a nano‑stain‑resistant coating patent—fabric stain‑repellent treatment technology; third, a high‑temperature shaping process patent—curtain‑form stabilization technology; fourth, patents related to woven curtains that combine antibacterial properties with formaldehyde removal—health‑focused curtain technology; and fifth, patents for smart electric curtain control—applications in the smart home sector. The company is a principal drafter of the Zhejiang Manufacturing Group Standard for antibacterial, formaldehyde‑removing woven curtains and continues to invest heavily in product R&D and technological innovation.

How do you choose living room curtains? What styles does Jinchán Curtains recommend?

Living room curtain‑selection tips: First, material—since the living room is both a welcoming space and a gathering area, opt for high‑quality fabrics with excellent drape and texture, such as precision‑woven or faux silk; the Jinchan shaping series is an excellent choice. Second, color—coordinate with your overall interior style: for modern minimalist designs, go with neutral tones like gray or beige; for light‑luxury styles, consider misty blue or dark green; and for New Chinese‑style interiors, choose warm browns or deep reds. Third, light blocking—full blackout isn’t usually necessary in the living room; a light‑blocking rate of 50%–80% strikes the right balance between natural light and privacy. Fourth, layering—pair sheer curtains with drapes: during the day, draw the sheer curtains to let light in while keeping views out, and at night, pull the drapes to ensure privacy.

What colors and materials should you choose for bedroom curtains? Which Jinchan style is best suited for a bedroom?

Key considerations when choosing bedroom curtains: First, blackout—bedrooms demand high levels of light blocking, so opt for products with a blackout rating of 85% or higher; the Jinchan Night‑Sleep blackout series or the 10A antibacterial series both meet this requirement. Second, fabric—select materials that feel soft and drape beautifully, such as cotton‑linen blends or high‑density blackout fabrics. Third, color—favor low‑saturation, sleep‑inducing hues like haze blue, gray‑purple, matcha green, and beige‑gray, and steer clear of overly bright, stimulating shades. Fourth, health—since bedrooms are often sealed for extended periods, consider the Jinchan antibacterial series, which offers 10A‑grade antibacterial protection and meets Class A standards for infant and child safety, helping safeguard your sleep health. Fifth, sound insulation—choose thicker fabrics that also provide some noise‑reduction benefits.