Wholesale Dark Blue Tablecloths

This collection covers deep navy tablecloths in seven fabrics. The fabric you choose affects how the color looks under your lighting, how much ironing you'll do, and which tables it fits. Velvet and taffeta add texture, satin adds shine, and scuba and spandex are wrinkle-resistant and quick to set up. On product pages, look for the color name "Navy Blue."

Dark Blue Tablecloth Fabrics in This Collection

Velvet. Velvet tablecloths have a soft, matte pile that makes navy look deeper and richer, especially by candlelight. The Velvet 90"x132" Rectangular Tablecloth weighs approximately 190 to 200 GSM, is seamless, has squared corners, and reaches the floor on a 6ft table. Velvet also comes in 120" and 132" rounds and a 90"x156" rectangle for 8ft tables. Choose velvet for evening receptions, winter events, and formal dinners.

Satin. Satin has a smooth, reflective sheen that catches light and shows off the drape. It's 100% polyester woven to look and feel like satin, with serged edges and seams on the round sizes. The Satin 120" Round fits 60" round tables. The Satin 60"x120" Rectangular is a lap-length option for 6ft tables. Satin also comes in a 132" round and a 90"x156" rectangle. It works well for weddings, quinceañeras, and galas where the tables should shine.

Accordion Crinkle Taffeta. Pressed crinkle pleats and a soft sheen add texture without a runner or overlay. The Accordion Crinkle Taffeta 120" Round measures approximately 120" with seams. The crinkle hides minor creases better than flat fabrics, which helps after shipping or storage.

Pintuck. Pintuck is taffeta stitched into structured 3" puckered rows, finished with overlock serged edges. It looks more tailored than accordion crinkle. The Pintuck 132" Round is sized for 72" round tables. The full pintuck line includes 120" and 132" rounds plus 90"x132" and 90"x156" rectangles. Use pintuck on cake tables, sweetheart tables, and head tables.

Scuba. Scuba linens are thick and smooth, with slight stretch and a wrinkle-resistant finish. The Scuba 108" Round is a good pick when you'll unpack and set tables the same day with no time to steam. Scuba looks matte and modern, without satin's shine.

Open Back Stretch Spandex. The Open Back Stretch Spandex Table Cover 8FT Rectangular fits tightly over the front and sides and leaves the back open, so you can reach storage under the table. Four reinforced leg pockets hold it in place without clips, which helps outdoors in wind. It's built for vendor booths, registration tables, and trade shows.

Spandex Cocktail Covers. Fitted spandex slides over highboy and cocktail tables and needs no ironing. The Spandex Cocktail Table Cover 30" Round hugs the table from top to base. There's also a wavy cocktail cover with a looser draped base for 30" to 32" tables that are 42" high, and a 5ft round cover for 60" guest tables. Browse every shape in our stretch spandex tablecloths.

How to Choose a Fabric

By event type: Velvet and pintuck suit formal and evening events. Satin works for weddings and celebrations where photographs shine well. Accordion crinkle taffeta fits both formal and relaxed setups. Scuba and spandex suit corporate events, outdoor setups, and anything with a tight setup window.

By prep time: Scuba and spandex come out of the package smooth. Taffeta textures hide small creases. Satin shows wrinkles the most and usually needs a steam before the event.

By color depth: Fabric changes how the navy looks. Velvet absorbs light and looks darkest. Satin reflects light and can look brighter under strong lighting. If you mix fabrics on one table, such as a satin tablecloth under a velvet runner, expect two slightly different navies. The contrast can add depth, but the shades won't match exactly.

Which Size Fits Your Table

The "drop" is how far a tablecloth hangs down from the edge of the tabletop. On a standard 30"-high table, a 30" drop reaches the floor.

• 60" round table: A 120" round reaches the floor. A 108" round hangs about 24", stopping about 6" above the floor.
• 72" round table: A 132" round reaches the floor. A 120" round stops about 6" above the floor.
• 6ft rectangular table: A 90"x132" reaches the floor on all sides. A 60"x120" hangs about 15" on the long sides, which is lap length.
• 8ft rectangular table: A 90"x156" reaches the floor on all sides.

Fitted spandex covers are sized to the table itself (6ft, 8ft, 5ft round, or 30" cocktail), not to a drop length. For other table sizes, use our linen size guide.

Styling Dark Blue Tables

Navy works as a neutral that makes lighter colors stand out. A white, ivory, champagne, or metallic runner from our table runners breaks up the dark surface and frames centerpieces. If you want the runner in the same fabric as the tablecloth, velvet, accordion taffeta, and pintuck all come in matching navy runners.

At each seat, contrast shows up best. Ivory, white, gold, or blush napkins stand out against navy. Matching navy napkins create a monochrome look that works best with metallic chargers or bright florals. On buffet or dessert tables, layer navy over a white or gold base from our full tablecloths collection, or put a lighter cloth on top so those tables stand apart from the guest tables.

Wrinkles and Care

Scuba and spandex: These need the least work. Spandex covers are listed as no-iron. Machine wash, then dry on low or hang dry.

Satin: Machine wash cool and tumble dry cool, with no bleach. Satin shows fold lines, so hang or steam it before setup. It's polyester, so use a low-to-medium iron setting or a steamer, because high heat can scorch or melt the fibers.

Accordion crinkle taffeta and pintuck: Machine wash in cool or warm water and dry cool. Take them out of the dryer as soon as the cycle ends so deep wrinkles don't set. Don't iron them flat. Steam from a distance to keep the texture.

Velvet: Check the care details on each product page before washing. Avoid pressing velvet flat with an iron, which can crush the pile.

Storage: Roll satin and velvet around a tube or hang them to avoid hard creases. Fold scuba and spandex loosely. Wash dark colors separately the first time. For more fabric guidance, see our materials and care page.

For Planners, Venues, and Rental Inventory

Navy works across weddings, corporate dinners, graduations, holidays, and nautical themes, so it's a practical color to stock deep. Scuba and spandex cut down on steaming between events. Velvet and pintuck justify a premium rental rate for formal bookings. When you reorder, stick to the same fabric and product line, because different fabric lines show navy differently.

Shop Dark Blue Tablecloths

Start with your table shape and how much prep time you'll have. Scuba and spandex are ready right out of the package, while velvet, satin, taffeta, and pintuck give a more formal finish. Orders over $99 ship free within the contiguous United States (exclusions apply). If you're buying for a large event or you're unsure about sizing or fabric, our customer care team can help before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is dark blue the same as navy blue?

In this collection, yes. Products are listed under the color name "Navy Blue." Royal blue is a brighter, more saturated shade and is sold separately.

Will the navy look the same in person as on my screen?

Screens and lighting both change how dark colors look, so navy may look darker or brighter in person than in photos. Fabric matters too: velvet looks deepest, and satin looks brighter under direct light. If the exact shade matters, order early so you can see it in your venue's lighting.

Which dark blue tablecloth is best for an outdoor event?

Spandex covers with reinforced leg pockets stay put in wind without clips, and scuba resists wrinkling in humidity. Draped fabrics like satin and taffeta can lift in a breeze, so secure them with table clips.

How far ahead should I order?

Leave time between delivery and your event to check colors, count pieces, and steam anything that needs it. Current shipping details are on our shipping and returns page.