Made In Chicago , Illinois USA
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Build Your Window Shades Online
Our company was started in 1930 by Ralph Zwick. He began by picking up and delivering shades to be washed for 30 cents each. Shortly thereafter he began making new shades. In those days there were not multiple qualities of materials and components. All that Ralph could buy were top quality components. Primarily the bulk of components were from Joanna Western Mills Company. The early versions of window shade cloth were all hand painted on big racks with rollers. The base materials were cotton and cotton cambric.
Finest Quality Since 1930
All of Our Materials are Washable
Still Handmade in Chicago, USA
Extensive Trim Selection
Build Your Window Shades Online
Now in our third generation of family ownership, Zwick Window Shade Company has been manufacturing custom window shades since 1930. Still handmade with pride in our Chicago workshop, each one of our window shades uses the finest components available.
Each window shade is made to your exact specifications for each individual window, to ensure that they will look simply wonderful in your home! For an additional discount if you are replacing existing shades, send in your old rollers — we’ll recycle / reuse them for your new shades, saving you materials, time and money.
Over the years we have made window shades for Bungalow, Victorian, and Craftsman (Arts and Crafts) homes, and period-correct shades and window treatments for notable historic buildings around the country, including the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio in Oak Park, Illinois, Fort Laramie National Historic Site at Fort Laramie, Wyoming, and many others.
Build Your Window Shades Online
Now in our third generation of family ownership, Zwick Window Shade Company has been manufacturing custom window shades since 1930. Still handmade with pride in our Chicago workshop, each one of our window shades uses the finest components available.
Each window shade is made to your exact specifications for each individual window, to ensure that they will look simply wonderful in your home! For an additional discount if you are replacing existing shades, send in your old rollers — we’ll recycle / reuse them for your new shades, saving you materials, time and money.
Over the years we have made window shades for Bungalow, Victorian, and Craftsman (Arts and Crafts) homes, and period-correct shades and window treatments for notable historic buildings around the country, including the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio in Oak Park, Illinois, Fort Laramie National Historic Site at Fort Laramie, Wyoming, and many others.
