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Sunny Oranges Bath Curtain

89 × 180 cm
Sale price  $59.99 Regular price  $105.99
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Sunny Oranges Bath Curtain — main product photo

Sunny Oranges Bath Curtain

Sale price  $59.99 Regular price  $105.99
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    Which size do I order for my bath or shower?

    Measure the rail, not the bath — that is the whole trick. Run a tape along the rail from end to end, then pick the width at or just above that number so the oranges hang with a little gather rather than pulled flat.

    Choose If this sounds like you
    89 × 180 cm A narrow corner shower, or you're hanging two panels that meet in the middle of a wider opening.
    120 × 180 cm A small ensuite or a squeezed-in shower stall where a full-width curtain would bunch up against the wall.
    150 × 180 cm A shorter bath, or a rail that stops short of the far wall.
    165 × 180 cm A standard bath where you want coverage without a heavy gather at each end.
    180 × 180 cm The common family bathroom setup — full-width bath, and you want folds in the fabric so the oranges don't look stretched.
    180 × 200 cm A high rail, a tall ceiling, or a deep bath where a shorter drop leaves a gap water escapes through.

    If you're between two widths, take the wider one. Excess gathers; a shortfall gapes.

    How do I stop it going grey along the bottom?

    Mildew on a bath curtain is a drying problem, not a cleaning problem. A curtain that dries between showers stays clean for a very long time; one left bunched at one end will spot no matter how often you wash it.

    Works Avoid
    Pulling it fully open across the rail after every shower Shoving it into a wet bundle at one end
    Leaving the door ajar or the fan running for ten minutes A closed windowless bathroom with the fan off
    Cool gentle machine wash when it needs it Bleach, which will take the orange out before it takes the grey out
    Rehanging it damp so it dries hanging straight Hot tumble drying, which sets creases into the hem

    The step people skip: spreading it out after the last shower of the day. It costs two seconds and it is the entire difference between a curtain that lasts and one that gets binned in eight months.

    The one thing in the bathroom big enough to change the whole room.

    Bathrooms are mostly white and hard — tiles, porcelain, a mirror, maybe a mat. There is exactly one large soft surface in there, and if it's a plain clear liner then the room has no personality at all. Hang a wall of oranges instead and the room reads warm the second the light comes on, without you having replaced a single tile.

    Sunny Oranges Bath Curtain detail of the orange print

    Why the hang matters more than the print

    A shower curtain has one job beyond looking good: it has to fall straight and stay put while wet. Fabric that's too stiff swings outward and lets water past the end. Fabric with no body at all clings to your arm halfway through a shower, which is the single most irritating thing a bathroom can do to a person. The weight here is the middle ground — enough to hang in ordered folds down the length of the rail, light enough that it moves back when you push it.

    The oranges are scattered across the full drop rather than sitting in a band at the bottom, which matters because the bottom third is the part that spends its life behind a bath. Print across the whole panel means the pattern still reads from the doorway when the curtain is open and gathered.

    Where each drop makes sense

    • The 180 cm drops — 89 × 180 cm, 120 × 180 cm, 150 × 180 cm and 165 × 180 cm all share the same height, so you're only choosing width. These are the narrow-to-standard options for stalls and shorter baths.
    • 180 × 180 cm — the square one, and the most common family-bathroom pick. Full width across a standard bath with enough fabric left over to hang in proper folds.
    • 180 × 200 cm — the longer drop, for bathrooms where the rail sits high or the bath is deep and the extra eight inches is the difference between water in the bath and water on the floor.

    Sunny Oranges Bath Curtain hanging in use in a bathroom

    What You're Getting

    • One Sunny Oranges Bath Curtain in your chosen size, from 89 × 180 cm up to 180 × 200 cm
    • Orange print carried across the full panel, top to bottom
    • Weight chosen to hang in folds rather than cling or swing
    • Six sizes, so you match the rail instead of compromising on coverage
    • Five options share the 180 cm drop; 180 × 200 cm adds height for a high rail
    • Cool gentle machine wash; no bleach on the print
    • Rehang damp and let it dry on the rail rather than tumble drying hot
    • Spread it fully open after each shower to keep the hem clear of mildew

    Free tracked shipping to your door. Easy 30-day returns.

    Only 6 left in 89 × 180 cm
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    30 days to live with it. Send it back if it’s not the one — fewer than 1% of customers ever do.
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    Delivery times

    • USA — 5–9 business days
    • Domestic — 4–7 business days
    • UK & Europe — 7–14 business days
    • Everywhere else — 10–18 business days

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    Every order ships with end-to-end tracking. You’ll get a tracking link by email the moment your parcel leaves the warehouse.

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    If a piece doesn’t feel right in your home, get in touch within 30 days of delivery. We’ll arrange a refund or exchange — whichever you prefer.

    No essays required. No restocking fees. Just a quick email to support@loftandstone.com and we’ll take it from there.

    Fewer than 1% of customers ever need to use this, but the option’s always there — because home should feel like home.

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