Product: Tablecloths
Fabric: Chopin - Camel

Step 1: To determine the size of your cloth you need to know the dimensions of your table and the desired drop.

Drop sizes are as follows:

• 10"-12" to lap level
• 15" for standard banquet table (any size)
• 29"-30" to the floor (depending on table height)

Step 2: Once you have these dimensions, to determine the cloth size, add the drop X 2 to each dimension of your table.

Example: Table size 30"W x 72"L, and the desired drop is 12"

     CLOTH SIZE = 54" X 96" rectangular

    

*If a square or rectangular (also called oblong) cloth has a drop to the floor, you will need to order with rounded corners, otherwise, the corners will drag on the floor.

Square Corner Tablecloths
Most of our rectangular and square tablecloths automatically come with square corners (see image to the right). There are only two exceptions - the 90" x 132" and 90" x 156" size tablecloths. For an explanation, see directly below.

Rectangular Tablecloths with Rounded Corners
This type of corner is typically used on tablecloths that are made for 30x72x30 and 30x96x30 tables where the tablecloths need go all the way to the floor. Rounded corners allow these tablecloths to drape without any pointy corners puddling on the floor. You will notice on the price list that 90" x 132" and 90" x 156" tablecloths automatically have rounded corners since these sizes typically drape to the floor. To have us put rounded corners on any other sizes you will have to request "rounded corners" in the Special Instructions section when ordering online.

Rectangular Tablecloths with Slightly Rounded Corners
This type of corner is used for tablecloths that are going to go on rectangular tables with rounded edges. We slightly round the corners to compensate for the rounded edges of a rectangular table and it provides for a more even drop. You have to request "slightly rounded corners" in the Special Instructions section when ordering online.

These three terms all refer to the same thing-a tablecloth made from one piece of fabric that falls all the way to the floor. They differ from our "Fitted Tablecloths" in that they are all one piece of fabric. Throws are commonly used when the exact size of the table is not known. Since throws can be folded or situated on tables in such a way that any excess fabric is somewhat hidden from view, they come in handy when you're going to a venue where you don't know the table sizes ahead of time.

Rectangular Tablecloth Drop Examples