FAQ

We ship from Korea to the United States, Canada, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, plus many countries across Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia, by Korea Post international mail with tracking on every order. Rates are $9.95 to $24.95 depending on the country, and shipping is free on orders of $100 or more ($150 for a few countries we ship to by EMS). See our Shipping Policy for the full list.

Most items are in stock and ship within 2 business days (Korea time). After dispatch, delivery to the US and Canada usually takes 6–10 business days. Times for other countries are in our Shipping Policy.

No. For US orders we prepay import duties and customs fees when we hand your parcel to Korea Post, so there is nothing more to pay on delivery. The price you see at checkout is the total.

Outside the US, prices don't include local import taxes or duties. Depending on your country, your postal service may collect VAT, GST or duties (and sometimes a handling fee) on delivery. Details for each country are in our Shipping Policy.

Prices and payments on this site are in US dollars, so there is no currency conversion for US customers. Because we are a Korean company, some card issuers may add a foreign transaction fee (often around 3%). That fee is set by your bank, not by us. Paying with a card that has no foreign transaction fees avoids it.

Customers in Korea can buy through the OneSevenNine brand store on Naver, with domestic shipping. Use the Naver button on each product page.

Unused items can be returned within 30 days; see our Refund Policy. If anything arrives damaged, missing or wrong, email us your order number and a photo. We'll send a replacement or a refund as quickly as we can.

Yes, for hotels, rentals, shops and other businesses. Custom sizes and designs are possible for larger quantities, and minimums depend on the change. Contact us with the product, quantity and delivery country, and we'll send a quote.

We make curtains in three materials: polyester fabric (our Seamless line), recycled nylon and EVA/PEVA film. Fabric drapes softly and comes in the most patterns; recycled nylon has a softer, lower-footprint feel; EVA/PEVA is fully waterproof and wipes clean. Our Materials guide compares them side by side.

Use the size finder in our Size Guide: enter your rod width and drop, and it recommends a size. Every size is drawn to scale there, in inches and centimeters.

Yes. Fabric means fibers woven into cloth, whether the fiber is natural (cotton, wool) or synthetic (polyester, nylon). Our curtains are woven from polyester yarn, so they look, feel and drape like fabric, not like a plastic sheet.

Yes, every shower curtain comes with plastic rings. The number depends on the width (for example 12 for standard sizes, fewer for narrower sizes); each product page lists what's in the box. Stainless steel rings are sold separately.

The edges are cut ultrasonically instead of stitched. With no sewn hems, there are fewer places for water to sit and mildew to grow, and the curtain dries faster.

• Fabric made for showers. We developed the fabric only for shower curtains, and it's woven in Daegu, the center of Korea's textile industry. It absorbs little water and dries quickly.
• Coated on both sides. Water-repellent, antibacterial finish on the front and back.
• Tested. The fabric passed FITI Testing & Research Institute antibacterial and harmful-substance tests (2024).
• Seamless edges and rust-proof aluminum grommets.
• Digital printing, which uses far less water and ink than traditional dyeing, so we can print large, detailed designs.
• Made in Korea, from fabric to printing, finishing and inspection.

No liner is needed under normal shower use. The fabric is water-repellent and quick-drying, but it isn't a plastic sheet, so a strong spray aimed straight at it for a long time can get through. If you want zero leaks, choose EVA/PEVA or hang one behind the fabric curtain.

The pattern is printed on one side, so most people hang it with the pattern facing the room. Both sides have the same water-repellent, antibacterial coating, so either way works just as well.

Hand wash it gently in lukewarm water with a mild (neutral) detergent. Don't wring it: let the water drain while it hangs, then dry it in the shade. We don't recommend machine washing, even on its own or on a delicate cycle, because it can damage the print or strip the coating, and that can't be undone. A light hand wash every two months or so helps it last longer.

Avoid chlorine bleach, which can damage the print and coating. Leave the curtain hanging, dip only the affected part in a basin with mild detergent or oxygen bleach, then let it drip-dry without rubbing or wringing. If you try a mold remover, test it on a corner first. To prevent mildew, shake off water after each shower, spread the curtain out to dry and air out the bathroom often.

Packing creases relax on their own once it's hanging. To smooth them faster, iron on low heat (about 80–120°C / 175–250°F) on the back side with a thin cloth in between, or use a steamer on the back while it hangs. Don't over-steam.

Yes. Because the fabric isn't hemmed, you can cut it with sharp scissors or a craft knife and a ruler; cut in one clean stroke if you can. If a few threads loosen, carefully seal the edge with a little heat (polyester melts easily, so keep the flame away from the fabric). We can't cut individual orders to size.

It's close to opaque in everyday use. Held up to a light you can see a faint silhouette of your hand, and with strong backlight a silhouette may show. Product photos show how each design looks.

The fabric is 0.18 mm thick and about 120 g/m². A 180 × 188 cm (71 × 74 in) curtain weighs about 450 g (1 lb), heavy enough not to flutter but light on the rod. Grommets are spaced 144 mm (5.7 in) apart and 17 mm (0.7 in) across.

Falling water and warm air inside the shower pull cooler air in from outside, which lifts the curtain toward you. It happens with any curtain and depends on the room. Adding a little weight to the hem, such as small magnets, helps.

New polyester can have a slight smell at first. It fades on its own; to speed it up, hang the curtain open in a well-ventilated spot for a day, or hand wash it once in mild detergent before use.

It isn't treated with a flame retardant. It's made for bathrooms; outdoors, long sun exposure can fade the print, so we don't recommend it as a sunshade.

Yes, if your track uses small hooks or thin rings that fit through the 17 mm grommets. Our plastic rings don't fit tracks; stainless steel ball-chain rings or similar thin rings work.

For a fresh bathroom we suggest every 1–2 years, depending on how often it's used and how well the room is ventilated. Rinsing off soap and letting it dry spread out after each shower helps it last longer.

100% recycled nylon fabric, with a soft crinkle texture and natural wrinkles. It comes in five muted colors and one size, 69 × 74 in (175 × 188 cm), with 12 plastic rings.

It has a dual-function coating: the side facing the shower is water-repellent, and the outer side has a PU coating that keeps it clean. Like our other fabric curtains it's water-repellent rather than fully waterproof, so it works without a liner under normal use.

The same way as our fabric curtains: hand wash gently with a mild detergent, don't wring it, and hang it to dry. Machine washing isn't recommended. The crinkle texture is meant to look relaxed, so there's no need to iron it.

Both are PVC-free vinyl films used as safer alternatives to PVC, without its plasticizers or strong smell. EVA is a little softer and clearer; PEVA blends in other resins for added durability. In daily use they perform the same.

Wipe it with a damp cloth and a little mild soap, then let it dry spread out. It isn't machine washable. Wiping off drops after a shower prevents water spots.

The grommets are stainless steel, and plastic rings are included (12 pcs for standard sizes).

EVA/PEVA isn't accepted in most curbside recycling. Please dispose of it with your household trash.

Door curtains have a rod-pocket top: slide a tension rod through it and fit the rod inside the doorway, closet, pantry or shelf opening. No drilling is needed. The pocket is about 7 cm (2.75 in) deep, so it fits rods up to about 40 mm (1.5 in) across; a slightly thinner rod slides more easily.

Yes. For a light, damage-free hold, use reusable putty or picture-hanging adhesive strips. For a sturdier hold, run picture-hanging wire through the rod pocket and fix it with small screws or hooks (this leaves small holes).

Besides doorways, it works as a window curtain, a privacy screen, a room divider, a cover for open shelves, or a fabric poster on the wall.

We make door curtains in two sizes, Small 30 × 39 in (75 × 100 cm) and Medium 33 × 55 in (85 × 140 cm); custom sizes aren't available for individual orders. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle and hang to dry.

Our wood objects are made from top-grade North American oak, a hardwood that is dense, firm and pleasantly heavy, and finished by hand. Because they're handmade from natural wood, each piece varies slightly in size, grain and tone.

The board is oak plywood, which isn't magnetic on its own. Place the four included neodymium magnets on the front and back of the board to hold your paper. Clips or double-sided tape also work.

No. Every species of wood has its own scent, and occasionally a piece smells stronger, depending on how the tree grew and how it was dried. It usually fades over time in a well-ventilated spot. If it bothers you, contact us and we'll help.

Dust it with a soft, dry cloth. Keep it away from water, long direct sun and heaters, which can dry or mark the wood. A little furniture oil now and then keeps the surface nourished.

Our tension rods currently ship within Korea only. Our stainless steel rings and plastic rings ship internationally and fit standard shower rods.

Our stainless steel rings are made from grade 304 stainless, the kind used for kitchenware, so they won't rust even if they stay wet.