Barossa Design Small Short Shower Curtain Waffle Weave 36 x 60 Inches - 230GSM Heavy Fabric, Water Repellent, Washable, White, 36x60

Fits perfectly. Looks nice. Shipped quickly

It’s the perfect weight, doesn’t float aroundand let water out while I shower. Goes up easily and washes beautifully. Doe it’s job without looking cheap.

Good quality material and color is just as in the image.

Well made product

UPDATE: In my original review, I noted that this was a replacement set of shower curtains, which I needed because the previous ones got moldy very quickly. I thought the shorter length would prevent mold, but unfortunately they got moldy after a couple of months too. However, not wanting to drop another $40 on two curtains, I did some research and discovered a Wirecutter article about cleaning shower curtains. (Unlike most content there, this article was actually useful.) Just spray a 1:1 bleach/water mixture generously on both sides of the curtain(s) while still hanging, let them sit 10 minutes, and throw in the washer as normal. They come out spotless. I've done this several times with no degradation of the integrity of the curtains. They're still holding up well after a couple of years of use. Two of these curtains together are just the right length (or width, rather) to wrap around the entirety of my clawfoot tub without leaving extra material, which is just what I was looking for. We had a bathroom redone and decided to keep the old clawfoot tub, but we added the shower enclosure you see in the photos. If you have something similar, then there is probably less height from the bottom of the tub to the shower ring--significantly less than from a typically installed shower curtain rod to the bottom of a conventional tub and/or shower. I previously had two other curtains that were 72x72 inches, and since they piled on the floor of the tub, they were constantly getting in the way during a shower. Not only that, but the bottoms never dried, and they got moldy and gross in just a few months. As you can see from the pics, they easily meet in the front and back of the tub without anything extra, and they leave a good bit of clearance at the bottom of the tub so they don't get in the way. I think this will prevent them from getting moldy so quickly too. They are not quite waterproof, but they're adequate and don't let big drops through. They are not quite as "pretty" as the old curtains--the waffle weave the description claims is pretty basic and minimal--but they look fine and much tidier. TLDR: I highly recommend these--two of them--to go around a clawfoot tub. They are just the right size in all dimensions to enclose it without being too much.

Looks nice, washable, Forget those throw away shower curtains

Love the color, fits my shower stall perfectly. Repels water nicely but decided to also use a thin plastic liner also. It is wrinkle resistant and did not smell at all. Highly recommend

This works very well. The folds straightened out nicely. Haven't washed it yet. We'll see after that.