Built to Last
We tested opening, closing, grabbing, and pulling on the curtain 21,900 times to simulate 10 years of use for a family of 3.
Unlike many shower curtains, the Nebia Shower Curtain is free of PVC and other toxic plastics. Instead, it was made from 100% recycled polyester (rPET) with a DWR (durable water repellent) coating to effectively repel water. We wove a soft yet sturdy thread of rPET into an Oxford weave to make the curtain both sturdy and luxurious. To learn more about our decision to use rPET, read this blog post.
Since the liner needs to be washed much more frequently than the curtain, we made the liner easily un-snappable to be washed as needed. Both the curtain and the liner are machine washable. See full care instructions here.
Shipping - Your order will leave our warehouse within 1 to 2 business days and shipping should take between 2 to 5 business days. As soon as your items ship you will receive shipping confirmation emails.
Returns - With our no questions asked, hassle-free return experience, you can enjoy the shower for a full 30 days from the delivery date. In the unlikely event that you are not satisfied, send it back for a full product refund (customer is responsible for shipping).
We tested opening, closing, grabbing, and pulling on the curtain 21,900 times to simulate 10 years of use for a family of 3.
Removable magnets at the bottom of the curtain, a weighted hem on the liner and higher density material work together to prevent billowing, ensuring a more enjoyable shower experience.
Both the curtain and liner can be machine washed. To wash the liner just un-snap it! Did we mention it won’t shrink?
Did you know that the Nebia Shower Curtain is made from more than 41 500 ml recycled plastic bottles? It’s also Global Recycled Standard (GRS) Certified. Find out more here.
We believe a curtain liner shouldn't come at the expense of drilling more resources out of the ground. That’s why we turned to rPET, or recycled polyethylene terephthalate, which is made from plastic bottles that often end up in the ocean or landfill.