Burlap

Adding burlap to your event design is an easy way to bring warmth and texture to your setup. Burlap linens work well for rustic, country, boho, and outdoor-inspired themes, but they’re also versatile enough to mix with modern or classic décor. Whether you’re planning a wedding, birthday, shower, or casual get-together, burlap adds natural charm that makes your tables and chairs feel welcoming and stylish.

Why Choose Burlap Linens?

Burlap is loved by event planners and DIY hosts because it blends well with different decorations. It has a natural look that pairs beautifully with wood, greenery, candles, and florals. At the same time, it’s strong and reusable, making it a smart choice for both small gatherings and large celebrations. Burlap linens also come in real burlap or faux burlap materials, giving you options based on the feel and look you prefer.

Featured Burlap Items in This Collection

• Burlap Table Runners: A simple way to dress up banquet or farm tables while keeping a natural look.
• Faux Burlap Napkins: Add texture to each place setting with napkins that look like burlap but feel softer to the touch.
• Burlap Rectangular Tablecloths: Great for buffet tables, dessert displays, and long dining tables.
• Faux Burlap Round Tablecloths: Designed to fit round tables with a rustic style while offering a smoother fabric option.
• Burlap Table Overlays (90"x90" and 85"x85"): Perfect for layering over solid tablecloths to create dimension.
• Braided Jute Napkin Rings: Small details that bring the whole look together.
• Burlap Chair Sashes: Easy to tie around banquet or folding chairs for a coordinated look.
  

Materials and Options

Our burlap collection includes both natural burlap and faux burlap items. Natural burlap offers a textured, authentic feel, while faux burlap is softer, easier to clean, and has less shedding. Both options are durable and reusable, giving you flexibility depending on your event style and needs.

Event Styling Ideas with Burlap

Burlap is one of the most versatile linens you can use. Here are some easy ways to style it:

• Weddings: Layer burlap runners with lace, greenery, or mason jars for a rustic-chic theme. Add burlap chair sashes to complete the look.
• Farmhouse Gatherings: Pair burlap tablecloths with wooden chargers and simple white plates for a cozy farmhouse setup.
• Outdoor Celebrations: Use burlap overlays with candles and wildflowers to match a garden or backyard setting.
• Seasonal Parties: Burlap works beautifully for fall harvest parties, Thanksgiving dinners, or spring picnics with bright florals.
• Everyday Use: Faux burlap napkins and overlays can be used at home to add texture to casual dinners or family events.
  

Shop Burlap Linens Today!

When you shop with us, you get more than just linens—you get quality, value, and convenience. Our burlap collection comes with affordable wholesale pricing, bulk discounts, and fast shipping, so you can prepare without stress. You’ll also find matching décor like napkins, sashes, runners, and overlays, along with a wide selection of burlap and faux burlap to fit your theme. 

If you want to bring warmth and texture to your event tables and chairs, burlap is the way to go. From runners and overlays to napkins and sashes, this collection has everything you need to create a natural, welcoming setup while staying on budget.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is burlap fabric made of?

Burlap is a rough, plain-woven fabric usually of a jute-bass fiber. It is also sometimes made from hemp or other plant fibers, but the former comes first. The fibers are further spun into coarse and strong threads and then woven into cloth. This fabric is widely recognized because of the strength and roughness of its texture. Often burlap is used in making sacks, bags, and similar goods, and even in event tablecloths where the material should be strong.

What does burlap mean?

Burlap is a coarse kind of plain-woven fabric, commonly utilized to make sacks, bags, and other heavy-duty items. It is referred to as burlap in North America but in other regions of the world is also known as hessian or jute. The fabric is woven into a rustic appearance and is used often in gardening, interior decorating, and craft applications. 

Is burlap waterproof?

The word waterproof does not go with burlap. The open weave in its fabric allows passage for water quite easily, which makes it inappropriate for applications requiring water resistance. Treatments can be imposed on burlap, enhancing its resistance to water. But this can lose its natural, environmentally friendly properties.

Untreated burlap absorbs moisture quite easily, making it vulnerable to the growth of mold and mildew if not well taken care of. For that matter, it is not recommended for prolonged exposure to water.

Is burlap eco-friendly?

In essence, burlap is considered to be eco-friendly due to the material from which it is made: natural and biodegradable fibers, such as jute or hemp. Since these plants grow quickly and need minimal pesticides and fertilizers, they are viable. The processing methods for burlap also have a relatively low impact compared with how synthetic fabrics are processed.