Unless you like being insulted by snobby and rude old women, then avoid this place. The curtains are generally good quality although there is a charity shop air and smell in the shop. They seem to have a monopoly on second hand curtains which is unjustified as 1 minute of internet searching yields other shops who are a great deal more helpful and professional! The made to measure side is reasonable value although the woman who runs this works very part time so not for those who would like their curtains made in a sensible timeframe.

I rang the Fulham branch of the Curtain Exchange in advance to check their normal criteria for accepting second hand curtains. I was told that curtains needed to be interlined (as well as lined), at least 2m 20 long and that they were not keen on flowery curtains as they have not been selling well. My curtains complied with all these criteria and I duly drove for 30 mins to get there, only to be hold in the rudest possible manner that my curtains were too "dated" for them to accept (and this without any proper inspection or even more than a cursory glance, and in fact the curtains were ex-Osborne & Little). I was then invited to leave the shop. London is full of helpful, reasonably priced curtain shops and I would seriously urge anyone looking for curtains to give this place a wide berth. And I suggest that their staff try spending a few weeks at charm school.

Went to the Fulham Branch of Curtain Exchange, staff very rude and i would not waste my time going into this shop ever again.

This shop had some beautiful curtains for sale at great prices but their customer service is shockingly bad. I purchased a pair of curtains for my very wide 5m patio doors. I gave all the measurements to the assistant and she pointed out just 2 or 3 that I could choose from due to the unusual size. Fortunately one pair I loved and bought them there and then. I had them taken up professionally (at a fraction of the price quoted by the Curtain Exchange for this service) and excitedly started to hang them at the patio doors. Only at this stage did I discover that the dappy assistant had sold me curtains that were only 3.5m wide!

I could fill pages detailing the tedious correspondence back and forth with the branch and head office trying to resolve this problem but suffice to say that they were disinterested, unco-operative, lacking in the basic courtsey of returing calls and wholly unpleasant to deal with.

After weeks of chasing, I finally managed to secure only a credit note to the value of the original curtains, by which point the Dulish store had closed and I had to trek to Fulham to find replacements.

I can honestly say that this company provided possibly the worst customer service I have ever encountered and dealing with them was a stressful and unpleasant experience throughout.

They're not as superior as they seem to think they are.