The Twill Stripe is a woven-stripe Roman blind range from Blinds 2go, made to your measurements and offered in 11 colours from £17.96. Its defining character is the twill weave, where the stripe comes from the direction of the threads rather than a printed pattern, so it reads as soft texture rather than a bold graphic. The range is broad enough to cover most palettes: warm neutral creams and stones, a run of blues from pale sky to deep denim, and a couple of softer pink-toned options.
Who it suits
Roman blinds are a natural fit for living rooms and bedrooms where the folded fabric adds something to the window rather than just covering it. When raised, the cloth stacks into soft horizontal folds, which gives a window a more upholstered, settled look than a flat roller. The Twill Stripe's woven texture leans casual, so it sits well alongside natural materials - linen sofas, wooden floors, painted walls - where a high-sheen or sharply printed fabric would feel out of place.
The thing that decides how this blind behaves with light is the lining, not the fabric itself. A single uncoated layer will filter daylight and glow softly when the sun is behind it, which is lovely in a living room but no good for a bedroom where you want darkness. Blinds 2go offer lining options on most Roman ranges, so if this is going in a bedroom, check the blackout or dimout lining choice at the point of ordering rather than assuming the fabric alone will do the job.
The colours
11 colours available
Most of the range sits in the cream and stone family - seven of the colours are warm neutrals, including Stone, Stone Relaxed, Linen Smoke and the Blush Chalk Trimmed option. These are the safe, room-agnostic picks that work across almost any scheme. The blues give you more character: Sky Blue is light and airy, while Linen Denim and Linen Deep Blue go richer for a room that can take a stronger note. Blush and Linen Ribbon Blue round things out with softer tones, and Linen Party Red is the one genuine pop of warmth in the range. Stripes shift a lot depending on light and wall colour, so order a sample or two before committing - the difference between Stone and Linen Smoke is the kind of thing best judged against your own walls.
Price by your dimensions
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The range opens at £17.96, which places it at the accessible end of the made-to-measure Roman blind market. As with all made-to-measure blinds, the price climbs with size, and adding a blackout or dimout lining will push it up further. The grid above shows what your specific window dimensions will cost, so you can see where your window lands before you commit.
How it compares
Against a plain fabric Roman blind at a similar price, the Twill Stripe gives you a little more visual interest without the commitment of a loud pattern - a sensible middle ground if you want a room to look considered rather than busy. Against a printed stripe, the woven twill is subtler and tends to age better as trends shift, because the pattern is built into the cloth rather than sitting on top of it.
If your priority is strong light control, remember that performance here comes from the lining you choose, not the stripe. And if thermal insulation matters most, a cellular or honeycomb blind will outperform any single-layer Roman regardless of fabric weight. The Twill Stripe is best understood as a style-led range, with light control bolted on through lining rather than built into the fabric.
A note on care
Woven polyester-blend Roman fabrics, which this range is likely to be given its price point and retailer, are best kept with regular vacuuming using a soft brush attachment, and spot-cleaning of marks with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid soaking the fabric or scrubbing the weave, as this can distort the stripe. Check Blinds 2go's care instructions for this specific range before attempting anything more thorough.