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Linen curtains occupy a specific place in home decor, prized for texture and a relaxed drape that other fabrics rarely match. TWOPAGES organizes its linen offerings into three distinct collections, each built from a different fiber composition and weight. Comparing the Liz, Jawara, and Patti lines side by side clarifies which fabric, pleat style, and price point fits a given room or budget, and also shows where the brand’s own fabric booklet and sale listings sometimes classify a fabric in ways that are not obvious from gsm alone.
Liz Linen Curtains: Polyester-Linen Blend in 38 Colors and Slub Textures
The Liz collection from TWOPAGES is built from a polyester linen blend weighing 350 gsm (10.3 oz/yd²), classified as heavyweight in the brand’s fabric booklet. It comes in 38 colors and leans on slub textures to create what the brand describes as a neutral and luxurious aesthetic. Both the Liz and Jawara listings are flagged as selections in the ASID 2025 Fall Design Product Guide, with Liz specifically also marked OEKO-TEX® Certified, carrying 719 reviews and pricing from $59.99 under the BIGDEAL code.
Jawara Luxury Linen Cotton Curtains: Yarn-Dyed Fibers and Dimensional Depth
Jawara is described as a luxury linen cotton curtain made from yarn-dyed fibers, which the brand says produces a dimensional surface rather than a flat, single-tone one, a distinction that matters in rooms where light shifts across the fabric through the day. The fabric booklet lists Jawara as a Linen Cotton Blend at 274 gsm (8.1 oz/yd²), while the product listing markets the same fabric as midweight, natural, and sustainable, noting it comes in 22 colors. In the Halloween Sale collection the line carries 182 reviews with pricing from $79.99, rounding out the pair of collections the ASID guide singled out alongside Liz.
Patti Flax Linen Curtains: 100% Belgian Flax and Premium Fiber Quality
Patti stands apart as the collection woven from 100% Belgian flax linen, listed in the fabric booklet at 248 gsm (7.3 oz/yd²). That figure makes Patti lighter by weight than both Liz at 350 gsm and Jawara at 274 gsm, yet the same booklet still classifies Patti as heavyweight rather than lightweight, a distinction the brand ties to the fiber itself rather than to gsm alone. Where Liz and Jawara mix linen with polyester or cotton, Patti is presented as a single-fiber fabric woven from the finest flax fibers for a naturally textured, airy look, the kind of surface variation that tends to read as less uniform and more woven-looking up close than a blended fabric. This fiber-purity positioning, paired with a heavyweight classification at a comparatively low gsm, is the main distinction separating Patti from the blended compositions used in the other two lines.
Pleat Styles and Header Options Across the Collections
Pleat style varies across the product listings rather than being fixed to one collection. Patti appears listed as Pinch Pleated in the Light Gray colorway shown on the homepage, Jawara is shown in a Triple Pleated Off White style, and Liz appears in both Triple Pleated and Pinch Pleated versions, including a Triple French Pleat finished with a decorative knot and a trim border. Header choice affects how the fabric folds at the top of the panel and how much fullness shows when the curtain is drawn, and TWOPAGES offers multiple pleat options within the same fabric rather than tying one pleat style exclusively to one collection.
Pricing and Value: Entry Point to Premium Positioning
Pricing differs meaningfully across the three lines based on the Halloween Sale listings. The Liz Linen Drape Pleated starts from $59.99, the Jawara Luxury Linen Cotton Curtain Pleated starts from $79.99, and the Liz Linen Knotted Triple French Pleat Curtain with Trim Border sits higher at $199.99 for the pair, a design that adds a decorative knotted header and a coordinating trim border along the leading edge rather than a plain pleat. Sitewide promotions, including a code (COZY20) and free shipping over $300, apply across these collections rather than to a single line. TWOPAGES also sells $1 fabric swatch booklets covering Liz, Patti, Jawara, and other lines side by side, allowing customers to compare fiber and texture in person before selecting a style for their space.
- Liz is a polyester linen blend at 350 gsm, available in 38 colors, suited to rooms wanting a heavier, more opaque drape.
- Jawara is a linen cotton blend at 274 gsm with yarn-dyed fibers, available in 22 colors, described as midweight and sustainable.
- Patti is 100% Belgian flax linen at 248 gsm yet still classified as heavyweight, positioned around fiber purity and an airy, naturally textured look.
- Liz carries the widest color range of the three collections at 38 shades, compared to Jawara’s 22.
- Liz pricing for the Linen Drape Pleated style starts from $59.99, while Jawara’s Luxury Linen Cotton Curtain Pleated starts from $79.99.
Roman Shades and Complementary Window Treatments in the Liz Line
Beyond drapery panels, the Liz name extends into Roman shade formats. The Liz Linen Roman Shade Cordless is made of 90% polyester and 10% linen blend, features an aluminum alloy headrail, and has been reviewed and recommended by CNN Underscored, with 157 reviews and pricing from $59.99. A related style, the Liz Linen Window Roman Shades Loop Cord Lift, uses a pull-cord lift system, spans a width range of 18-72 inches and a length range of 12-96 inches, and carries 93 reviews at the same starting price. The brand also extends Jawara into shade form through the Jawara Linen Cotton Roman Shade Cordless, which offers a Nash Cordless Lift, a motorized lift option, and multiple liner options, priced from $119.99 with 77 reviews, giving both collections a matching shade option alongside their curtain panels.
TWOPAGES establishes distinct positioning across its linen collections, from the versatile Liz range with its expanded color palette and affordable entry point, to the pure-fiber Patti collection emphasizing natural texture, and the yarn-dyed sustainability focus of Jawara, allowing homeowners to find window treatments that reflect both aesthetic priorities and practical requirements.
