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Wilson Curtain Tieback Herringbone Stripe - Olive, Polycotton

£32

Colour: Olive

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The Wilson curtain tieback features a woven herringbone stripe design in a polycotton blend of 52% cotton and 48% recycled polyester, combining texture with durability. Its woven construction gives the fabric a subtle surface depth while helping the tieback retain its colour and shape over time. The polycotton composition balances the softness of natural cotton with the resilience of recycled polyester, making it well-suited for everyday use. Coordinating made-to-measure curtains, roman blinds, and cushions are available separately.

* Made to Order* Churchgate brand* Herringbone stripe design* Available in different colourways* Premium polycotton composition (52% Cotton, 48% Recycled Polyester)* Woven fabric* Made in UK* Coordinating Made to Measure items available to purchase separately Part of our exclusive Churchgate brand, the Wilson Made to Order tiebacks are the perfect complement to the Wilson Made to Measure curtains. Showcasing a timeless, Herringbone stripe design, these tiebacks are available in different colourways to match your curtains. Keep your curtains neat and protected over time, and tailor light and privacy to your needs. Crafted from a premium polycotton composition, these durable tiebacks are made to maintains their colour and shape over time. As the design is woven, this is also gives these tiebacks subtle texture and a touch of luxury.**Our Made to Measure Service**Complete the look and pair with coordinating curtains, roman blind, and cushions. For expert guidance on styling or the Made to Measure process, book an appointment with one of our virtual consultants.

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