The Supreme range from Roller Blinds Direct is a made-to-measure blackout roller blind offered in 32 colours, starting from £6.89. A roller is the simplest blind style there is - a single flat panel of fabric on a tube that pulls straight down and rolls back up - and Supreme pairs that simplicity with a genuinely broad palette and a light-blocking fabric, so it covers everything from quiet neutral rooms to bright, colourful ones while still shutting out daylight.
Who it suits
Because this is a blackout fabric, Supreme is a strong fit for bedrooms, nurseries and any room where you want to block daylight - the close-woven panel stops light passing through the cloth itself, so with the blind fully down the room goes properly dark rather than merely dim. The flat fabric face takes up very little space when rolled up, sits neatly inside or outside a recess, and works on its own or layered behind curtains.
The breadth of the range means it serves two quite different briefs from one product. The wide run of neutrals suits living rooms, kitchens, home offices and hallways where you want a quiet window that still darkens when needed, while the brighter and deeper shades suit children's rooms, feature windows or spaces where colour is part of the scheme. Note that a roller never seals the window frame the way a fitted shutter does, so a little light can edge in around the sides of any roller blind even with a blackout fabric; the fabric face itself, though, is light-blocking.
The colours
32 colours available
The bulk of the Supreme range is neutral. Greys run from Mist Grey and Dove Grey through Pebble, Shadow, Storm and Seal; creams and naturals cover Cream, Vanilla Cream, Parchment, Sand, Linen, Mushroom and Mineral; and there are clean whites in Porcelain White and White. On top of that sits a real spread of colour: blues (Airforce Blue, Azure, Denim Blue, Powder Blue), greens (Apple Green, Forest Green, Ocean Green), pinks (Coral, Hot Pink, Peony Pink), purples (Indigo, Plum, Purple), plus single accent shades in orange (Orange Marmalade), red (Red), brown (Espresso) and black (Jet). That makes Supreme broad enough to match an existing scheme closely with a neutral, or to make a deliberate colour statement, without leaving the range. Colour on a screen and colour filling a window can differ considerably, so request a sample before committing to a full-sized blind, especially when choosing between two close neutrals or a bolder shade.
Price by your dimensions
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The Supreme range is offered with a standard fitting from £6.89, and the price depends on the width and drop you measure for. Rollers are generally among the more affordable made-to-measure blind types, since the mechanism is straightforward and the fabric is a single panel, and Supreme sits at a notably accessible entry point for a blackout roller. The brighter and deeper shades are priced in line with the neutrals, so the choice is about the look you want rather than the budget.
How it compares
Against a venetian or a pleated blind, a roller like Supreme is the plainest option - there are no slats to tilt and no folds to gather, just a clean fabric face that rolls up out of the way. Against a light-filtering roller, the blackout fabric here trades a softer, diffused daylight for the ability to darken a room, which is the main reason to choose it for sleeping spaces. Against a roman blind, it reads more contemporary and takes up less stacking space at the top of the window. With 32 colours, Supreme also offers far more choice than most small roller collections, so a close colour match is usually available rather than an approximation.
A note on care
Roller fabrics are among the easiest blinds to keep clean. Dust the face regularly with a soft brush or a vacuum on a low setting, and spot-clean marks with a barely damp cloth, working gently so you do not press a mark deeper into the weave. Let the fabric dry fully rolled down before raising it again. Avoid soaking the fabric or using harsh solvents, which can dull a colour or leave watermarks on a pale shade, and keep the tube and brackets free of dust so the blind rolls smoothly over time.
Likely the same fabric, at other retailers
Bella roller blinds are sold under the same name by more than one UK retailer, and the price scales identically across window sizes - a strong sign it is the same fabric from the same supplier:
- Roller Blinds Direct this page from £6.89
- Blinds By Post from £7.38
- Blinds Direct from £7.52
- Swift Direct Blinds from £13.05
- Shade & Story from £28.80
- Blinds4You from £31.00
- So Easy Blinds from £33.14
We match these on the shared name and an identical price curve, not an independent inspection, so treat it as likely the same fabric rather than confirmed - and check the specification and colour at each retailer before buying.