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Custom Curtains & Drapery Workrooms in Virginia Beach, VA

6 of the 52 sewing and fabric businesses we list in Virginia Beach have custom curtains, drapery or window treatments. Ready-made panels come in three lengths; windows do not. Shops listed here make or alter curtains to measure — including hemming store-bought panels, which is the cheapest way to get a proper floor-length drop. Measure the rod-to-floor drop before you call: almost every quote starts with that number and the number of panels.

Aaa Blind & Shade Factory

552 Central Dr Ste 114, Virginia Beach, VA 23454-5244

17574815805 Website Directions

Calico

1860 Laskin Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23454-4535

+17574631401 Website Directions

Coastal Elite Window Coverings

2973 Shore Dr Ste 103, Virginia Beach, VA 23451-1201

17578423766 Website Directions

Elegant Draperies Ltd

5127 Witchduck Ct, Virginia Beach, VA 23462-1945

+17578530800 Website Directions

Five Star Custom Blinds

2420 Virginia Beach Blvd Ste 131, Virginia Beach, VA 23454-4058

17579659992 Website Directions

Sr Design Inc.

700 Baker Rd Ste 106, Virginia Beach, VA 23462-1077

17574901604 Website Directions

Decide on the look before measuring. Curtains that just touch the floor need an exact drop; a puddled look adds 2-6 inches; café length stops at the sill. Lining changes both price and behaviour — blackout lining costs more but also hangs straighter.

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How much does it cost to have curtains hemmed?
Commonly $20-40 per panel depending on lining and length, and lined blackout panels cost more because both layers are handled. Many shops quote per pair rather than per panel, so ask which they mean.

Can a tailor shorten ready-made curtains?
Yes, and it is routine work for a drapery workroom or an alterations shop. Bring the panels with the hardware already installed if you can, so the drop is measured against the rod you actually have.