The New York range from Order Blinds is a made-to-measure roller blind offered in 32 colourways, starting from £9.60. It is a colour-led range rather than a neutral one: the palette leans towards clear, saturated shades across yellows, blues, greys, purples and reds, with single greens, oranges and pinks rounding it out. A roller blind is the simplest made-to-measure type, a single piece of fabric on a tube that draws straight up and down, so in this range the colour does the work.
Who it suits
Roller blinds suit rooms that want a clean, flat finish without the bulk of folds or louvres. This range is a good fit for spaces where colour is wanted as a feature: studies, children's rooms, kitchens, home offices and any window where a bright, single-tone blind can lift the scheme. The colourways are weighted towards confident mid and bright tones rather than soft neutrals, so it suits a deliberate accent rather than a blend-into-the-wall look.
The range is offered with two fittings: a standard fit and a perfect-fit option. Perfect-fit blinds clip into the window frame without drilling, which suits uPVC windows and doors and tenants who cannot make permanent fixings, though it carries a higher starting price than the standard fitting. The opacity here is standard, so the fabric filters daylight and gives privacy while still letting light through, rather than blacking a room out. For a bedroom needing full darkness, a blackout fabric in another range would be the better choice; for a bright, light-filtering blind with a strong colour, this range covers the brief.
The colours
32 colours available
The palette is built around clear colour rather than neutrals. Yellows, blues and greys are the largest groups, joined by purples and reds and single entries in green, orange and pink, so most of the spectrum is represented even within a modest sixteen colourways. That gives the range a versatile accent role: a Sunshine or Light Yellow for a bright kitchen, a Cornflower, Marine or Sky Blue for a calmer room, or a deeper Earthy Red or Deep Purple where more depth is wanted. The greys offer the nearest thing to a neutral here, useful when a roller is meant to settle rather than stand out. With colour as the main draw, getting the exact shade right matters, and a screen rarely matches fabric across a full window, so order a sample before committing to a finished size.
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This range sits at an accessible entry point on the standard fitting, consistent with roller blinds being among the more affordable made-to-measure types. The perfect-fit option starts higher, reflecting the frame, so the fitting you choose affects the price as much as the size does. A made-to-measure roller is priced by the area of fabric for your window, so use the figures above for your own measurements rather than the from-price, which reflects only the smallest standard-fit size.
How it compares
Against a roman blind, this roller gives a flatter, more compact finish and a lower entry price, where a roman folds into soft pleats for a softer look better suited to living rooms and bedrooms. Against venetian or vertical blinds, a roller offers no tilt or louvre adjustment: it simply raises and lowers, which keeps it simple but makes light control all or nothing rather than angled. Among roller ranges, New York stands out for its bright, colour-forward palette and the choice of a no-drill perfect-fit option, so it suits buyers wanting a strong colour and a frame-clip fitting rather than a wide neutral selection.
A note on care
Roller fabric is best kept clean with regular light dusting or a gentle vacuum using a soft brush attachment to lift dust before it settles. For marks, spot-clean with a barely damp cloth and avoid soaking the fabric, as standard roller fabrics are not made to be heavily washed and over-wetting can leave water marks. Keep the blind fully lowered while cleaning so the whole surface is reachable, and let it dry completely before rolling it back up to avoid trapping moisture against the tube. On a perfect-fit frame, wipe the frame and clips occasionally as well to keep the blind running smoothly.