Curtains

Car Curtains: Privacy, Comfort & Protection for Every Drive

From daily commutes to van-life adventures, car curtains are becoming an essential upgrade for drivers seeking more comfort, style, and utility. Below, discover the different types of car curtains, how they enhance your driving experience, and which style is right for you.

Cabin Curtains

Cabin curtains divide the front driving area from the back seat or cargo area, making them ideal for ride-share vehicles, work vans, and camper conversions. They provide privacy, reduce cabin temperature, and are perfect for separating sleeping areas in camper setups. Easy to install with rods or straps, they're great for vans like the Toyota Sienna or Ford Transit.

Customers who’ve used them in vehicles like the Ram ProMaster and Ford Transit HD350 appreciate the easy installation and improved thermal control. While they’re not blackout curtains, users find they help regulate temperature and offer some privacy. Some have suggested using a liner or thicker fabric for better night privacy when lights are on inside the vehicle.

Thermal Shades

Designed for insulation and sun-blocking, thermal shades are ideal for keeping interiors cool during the summer and warm during winter. They're custom-fit for each vehicle window, reduce glare, and are perfect for drivers who camp or work in their vehicle. They're popular with large SUVs and van owners who prioritize climate control.

Mosquito Nets

Perfect for overnight campers and warm-weather travel, mosquito nets let air flow in while keeping bugs out. They're a must-have for vehicles like the Honda CR-V or Subaru Forester when used for sleeping or relaxing outdoors. Easy to install and remove, these mesh screens make your camping experience more comfortable.

Window Meshes

Window meshes provide shade and privacy while maintaining outward visibility. They're commonly used by pet owners or families for added comfort in the rear seats. Ideal for SUVs like the Jeep Grand Cherokee or VW Tiguan, they also allow for partial window opening while keeping debris and bugs out.

One user described these as “spectacular” and highlighted their custom-fit design that allows the windows to roll up and down freely, even on the highway, without dislodging. Installation might require some force (pliers recommended for the metal inserts), but once in place, they stay secure and fit perfectly. Though more expensive than universal options, customers find the performance and fit well worth it.

Conclusion

Whether you’re camping, commuting, or just need more comfort in your vehicle, car curtains and shades add real value. From thermal insulation to bug protection and enhanced privacy, there's a solution for every lifestyle. Explore OMAC's complete car curtain collection and upgrade your vehicle's interior today.