So funny you'll need stitches

Well, maybe not. But we did think we should let you know that for the largest size, you'll notice that there is a vertically stitched seam. That's top to bottom for those who have to say to themselves "horizon is horizontal, so vertical is the uppy downy one", or is that just me? Anyway, the seam is where we have joined two sheets of the fabric together to make the bigger width (unfortunately we don't have any control over how wide the roll of fabric is I'm afraid). 

Print and stitch

There's not a whole lot to it here in terms of steps, but the technique is what's important. We print your design onto the shower curtain fabric using a sublimation technique that bonds the ink to the material. This is pretty vital, as it means your print isn't going to melt or rub off, even during your steamiest showers. If you've opted for the largest size, we print on two different pieces of fabric and stitch them together. If not, we just hem the material and add the eyelets so that you can hang it up. And that's it!