Sunbrella Canvas Pacific Blue Outdoor Curtain

Name: Sunbrella Canvas Pacific Blue Curtain
Brand: ZIPCovers
SKU: sunbrella-canvas-pacific-blue-curtain
Price: 93.9 USD
Availability: InStock

Why Order from ZIPCovers?

★ We use premium 18oz material—3x heavier than the competition—to ensure superior, long-lasting protection against all weather conditions.

★ Handcrafted by the same experts behind ZIPCushions, bringing the reliability of 1,000+ 5-star reviews to your covers.

★ Our human design experts personally review every single order. If something in your measurements looks a little off, we'll reach out to double-check your size and fit so you get a perfect fit the first time.

Description

Certain colors carry their references with them. Pacific Blue is boardwalk awnings, yacht canvas, and beach clubs with towel service — hang a custom pacific blue curtain on a pergola and the structure borrows all of that history at once.

Poolside is home turf. The panel echoes the water it faces, deepens as the pool does, and pairs with everything already out there: white loungers, sand-toned cushions, gray equipment covers, teak everything. For dockside structures, pacific blue Sunbrella drapes are practically regulation dress.

And like every dark blue, it works between cleanings — pollen film, splash marks, and cookout dust go quietly unnoticed on a marine tone.

Why Choose This Curtain?

The Fit of Fitted Canvas

Marine canvas is always made to the boat; your curtain gets the same respect. Sewn to your post-to-post width and beam-to-hem drop, each panel closes its bay completely and hangs at the height you planned.

Decades of Proof Behind the Color

This blue's track record on awnings and boat tops is the durability argument in miniature: full-time sun, warranted color. Solution-dyed fiber wears evenly, so year five looks like year one from the seating area.

Splash Zone Approved

The highly water-repellent finish sheds pool spray and sprinkler drift; the fabric resists staining and water spots. Wet season or dry, the fast-drying weave keeps mildew out of the conversation.

Fabric Information

Pacific Blue may be the most proven color in outdoor fabric — the deep marine blue that has covered boat tops and shopfront awnings for decades. That résumé exists because the color was built for permanent sun: solution-dyed to the core of each acrylic fiber, it has no surface layer for UV to strip, and Sunbrella warrants it colorfast for 5 years.

We sew each Sunbrella Canvas Pacific Blue outdoor curtain to your exact width and drop, lock the construction with double-stitched seams and UV-resistant outdoor thread, and finish with the fluorocarbon treatment that makes the panel highly water-repellent. The weave stays breathable and dries quickly.

Feature Highlights

• Made to your measurements — width, drop, and panel count set by you

• Genuine Sunbrella® solution-dyed acrylic in Canvas Pacific Blue: a deep, classic marine blue

• 5-year colorfast manufacturer warranty against sun bleaching

• Highly water-repellent fluorocarbon finish; breathable acrylic weave resists rot

• Grommet, tab-top, or rod-pocket headers

• Weighted hems and tiebacks available

• Free Shipping across the USA

Frequently Asked Questions

No — it's a step brighter and cleaner. Navy leans black; Pacific Blue keeps a clear marine vibrancy you can still read as blue at dusk. It's the classic awning-and-boat-canvas shade, deep enough for elegance without navy's severity.

They're close in depth but different in character. Sapphire is a jewel tone — saturated, slightly regal, made for evening entertaining. Pacific is a workhorse marine blue with heritage in awnings and boat tops. Formal patios lean Sapphire; coastal and poolside spaces lean Pacific.

Because it survives the job. The color has decades of full-sun commercial service behind it, which is exactly the pedigree a Sunbrella Canvas Pacific Blue outdoor curtain inherits — the same solution-dyed acrylic family, the same 5-year colorfast warranty, sewn as drapery instead of awning.

White first — loungers, frames, or trim — for the beach-club standard. Sand and khaki cushions warm it up; gray covers and decking keep it contemporary. One striped element in blue-and-white ties the whole waterline scheme together.

A faint white film can show after heavy salt spray dries, as on any deep color. It rinses off with fresh water in minutes, and the highly water-repellent finish means most spray never soaks in to begin with. Coastal owners typically hose panels monthly.

Absolutely — the color brings the waterfront with it. Landlocked patios use deep marine blue precisely for that association, especially with white trim and rope or lantern details. If the goal is vacation-feeling shade in a suburban yard, this is the shortcut.