Loop curtains, also known as eyelet curtains, use circular metal or fabric loops to hang the curtain on a rod. There are several types of loop curtains, each offering different looks and functionalities: Standard Loop Curtains: These curtains feature evenly spaced, round metal or fabric loops at the top, which slide easily along a curtain rod for smooth movement. They offer a modern, minimalist appearance. Double Loop Curtains: This type includes two loops per curtain panel, creating a layered, more decorative effect. It can be used for a more elegant or textured look. Pinch Pleat Loop Curtains: These curtains combine the traditional pinch pleat style with loops at the top. This allows for more structured pleats while maintaining the functionality of loop curtains. Wave Curtains with Loops: The loops are designed to create a uniform, flowing "wave" effect when hung. This style offers a more contemporary, sleek look that hangs in soft, uniform curves. Hidden Loop Curtains: These curtains have loops concealed within the fabric, creating a clean, uninterrupted top edge while still offering the loop mechanism for easy movement on the rod. Tab Top Loop Curtains: A variation where fabric tabs form the loops, offering a more casual, fabric-oriented look compared to metal eyelets.