Collection: Dragon Ball Curtains
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Dragon Ball Curtain - The Eight Warriors
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Dragon Ball Curtain - Beerus, Whis and Goku Ultra Instinct
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Dragon Ball Curtain - Baby Goku, Bardock and Gine
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Dragon Ball Curtain - Vegito Super Saiyan Blue
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Dragon Ball Curtain - Goku, Vegeta, Cell and Majin Buu
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Dragon Ball Curtain - Goku's Friends
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Dragon Ball Curtain - Goku's Kanji
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Dragon Ball Curtain - Goku Ultra Instinct
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Dragon Ball Curtain - Goku Super Saiyan 4
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Dragon Ball Curtain - Goku and Shenron
Regular price From €63,90 EURRegular priceSale price From €63,90 EUR
FAQ - Dragon Ball Curtains
Are the curtains sold in pairs?
It depends on the item, and it’s stated on the product page. A single panel only covers half a window: that’s the thing to check before ordering, or you’ll end up having to place a second order.
What size should I choose?
Measure the width of the curtain rod and the height you want, from the bracket down to where you want the curtain to end. For a nice drape, allow a fabric width of one and a half to two times the width of the window.
How do they hang?
With grommets, tabs or gathered tops, depending on the model. The system determines which rod to use: grommets need a round rod that slides through them, gathered tops need a track or hooks.
Do they block out light?
The printed curtains in this collection filter light without blocking it completely. For a bedroom that needs to be truly dark, you’ll need a blackout lining, added behind them.
Is the design visible from outside?
The print is on the inside face. Seen from the street, it’s the back of the fabric that shows, in a faded shade.
How do I care for them?
Gentle wash at 30 °C, no high-speed spin, and hang them back up while still slightly damp: the weight of the fabric is then enough to smooth out the creases, no ironing needed.

Dragon Ball curtains transform a room more subtly than a rug, but just as surely. Before the design, two questions decide whether it works: how many panels, and what size.
ONE PANEL OR A PAIR? 🪟
It’s the question behind the most reorders. A single panel only covers half a window. The number included is stated on each product page: read it before ordering — it’s the most important point in this whole collection.
TAKING MEASUREMENTS 📏
Measure the width of the curtain rod and the height you want, from the bracket down to where the curtain should end — the floor, the windowsill, or just below it. For a nice drape, allow a fabric width of one and a half to two times the width of the window: a curtain stretched flat looks skimpy.
GROMMETS, TABS OR GATHERED TOPS 🔗
The hanging system determines the rod. Grommets need a round rod that slides through them; gathered tops need a track or hooks. Check what you already have in place before choosing, or you’ll have to replace the rod at the same time.
WHAT THEY BLOCK, AND WHAT THEY DON’T HIDE 🌙
These printed curtains filter light without blocking it completely: to truly darken a bedroom, you’ll need to add a blackout lining behind them. One more thing: the print is on the inside face — seen from the street, it’s the back of the fabric that shows, in a faded shade.
Measure, count your panels, and dress your window with our Dragon Ball curtains. 🐉
Every morning, open your window onto a different Goku: our Dragon Ball curtains show him in Ultra Instinct, as a Super Saiyan 4, alongside Shenron, surrounded by his friends, or boiled down to his kanji.
On the floor, a Dragon Ball rug carries the look right to the foot of the bed; and on the bed itself, a Dragon Ball duvet cover finishes turning the room into a true Saiyan lair.