Wholesale Red Rectangle Tablecloths

This collection brings together CV Linens™ red tablecloths for rectangular banquet tables in every fabric we carry, from everyday polyester to satin, sequin, velvet, and fitted spandex. Start by choosing the size that gives you the drop you want on a 6 ft or 8 ft table, then pick a fabric that matches the event. Red, apple red, and burgundy shades are all included, so you can match a theme or mix tones across the room.

How to Choose the Right Size

The “drop” is how far the tablecloth hangs down from the edge of the table. Banquet tables are usually 30" tall, so a 30" drop reaches the floor and hides the table legs. All drops below assume a 30" table height.

• 60" x 102": On a 6 ft table, the drop is about 15" on all sides. On a 4 ft table, it’s about 15" on the long sides and 27" on the ends.
• 60" x 120": On a 6 ft table, the drop is about 15" on the long sides and 24" on the ends. On an 8 ft table, it’s about 15" on the long sides and 12" on the ends.
• 90" x 132": Reaches the floor on all sides of a 6 ft table.
• 90" x 156": Reaches the floor on all sides of an 8 ft table.

Choose a 60"-wide tablecloth for registration tables, casual parties, or anywhere guests sit close to the table. Choose a 90"-wide oblong for head tables, buffet lines, and dessert tables where you want a formal, floor-length look. For other table sizes, see our tablecloth size guide.

Choosing a Fabric

• Polyester is the everyday option. It comes in two grades. Our economy polyester line is approximately 125 to 130 GSM (grams per square meter), a thinner fabric often chosen for one-time events or as a base layer under an overlay. Premium polyester is the heavier choice when the tablecloth will be used again and again.
• Satin is 100% polyester spun to look and feel like satin. It has a smooth surface with a sheen that reflects light, which suits weddings, galas, and holiday dinners.
• Textured and sparkle fabrics in this collection include Glitz Sequin, velvet, accordion crinkle taffeta, Lamour satin, and Wedding Rosette satin. Use them when the tablecloth is meant to be the focal point of the table.
• Spandex table covers stretch to fit snugly over 6 ft and 8 ft tables instead of draping loosely. An open-back version is also available for tables where someone sits or works behind.
• Patterned options such as red and white gingham and woven Mexican serape give a casual look for picnics, barbecues, and fiesta parties.

Featured Red Rectangle Tablecloths

1. 60"x120" Rectangular Premium Polyester Tablecloth, Red: A practical size for both 6 ft and 8 ft tables when you don’t need full coverage. It’s machine washable and dryable. If you prefer a brighter tone, the same size comes in apple red, which is also 100% polyester.
2. Satin Rectangular 90"x132" Tablecloth, Red: Reaches the floor on all sides of a 6 ft table and has square corners. It’s made of 100% polyester spun to look and feel like satin, and it’s machine washable and dryable. Do not use bleach.
3. 90"x156" Rectangular Satin Tablecloth, Red: The satin option sized for floor-length coverage on 8 ft tables, such as long head tables and buffet lines.
4. Glitz Sequin 90"x132" Rectangular Tablecloth, Red: Adds sparkle to a sweetheart table, cake table, or New Year’s Eve setup, with floor-length coverage on a 6 ft table.
5. Gingham Checkered Rectangular Polyester Tablecloth 60"x120", Red & White: A seamless 100% polyester tablecloth for picnics, barn weddings, and country-themed parties. It’s machine washable and dryable. For 4 ft or 6 ft tables, there’s also a 60"x102" version.

Buying vs. Renting

To compare buying with renting, multiply the price of the tablecloth you’ve chosen by the number of tables, then compare that total with your rental quote. When you buy, you keep the tablecloths afterward. You can reuse them for holidays and future events, or sell them as a set when you’re done.

Orders of $99 or more ship free within the contiguous U.S. (exclusions apply). Leave time in your shipping plan, plus a day to wash or steam the tablecloths before setup.

For decorators, rental companies, and venues: Red works for weddings, holidays, galas, and themed parties, so a stock of red rectangles in both 6 ft and 8 ft sizes covers a wide range of bookings.

Styling a Red Table

Red is a strong base color, so most setups balance it with one or two neutral or metallic elements. Gold, black, and white are the most dependable pairings.

• Runners and napkins: Gold or black table runners stand out clearly against red, while a matching red runner gives a quieter, tonal look. White or ivory napkins keep a red table looking bright.
• Place settings and centerpieces: Gold or silver charger plates frame each plate and break up the red surface. Choose centerpieces in a metallic finish that repeats the charger color.
• Chairs and other tables: Match your chair linens to either the tablecloth or the runner so the room looks coordinated. If other tables at the same event need different colors or round shapes, browse our full tablecloths collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between a rectangle and an oblong tablecloth?

Both fit rectangular tables. A 60"-wide rectangle, such as 60" x 102" or 60" x 120", covers the top and part of the sides. A 90"-wide oblong, such as 90" x 132" or 90" x 156", is sized to reach the floor on 6 ft and 8 ft tables.

Should I choose a draped tablecloth or a spandex cover?

Choose a draped tablecloth for a classic, flowing look, or when you plan to layer a runner or overlay on top. Choose a spandex cover for a smooth, fitted look on a 6 ft or 8 ft table, such as a vendor booth or a modern reception. If someone will sit or work behind the table, the open-back spandex cover leaves that side open.

How do I wash red tablecloths and get the wrinkles out?

Our red polyester, satin, and gingham tablecloths are machine washable and dryable. Do not use bleach, since it can discolor the fabric. Wash a few at a time so creases don’t set in, and take them out of the dryer as soon as the cycle ends. To remove wrinkles, use a steamer or an iron on a low setting, because high heat can melt polyester. For other fabrics, see our materials and care guide.

Will different red tablecloths match each other?

Not always. CV Linens™ offers several red shades, including red, apple red, and burgundy, and they look different side by side. If an exact match matters, order a swatch book to compare shades before buying in quantity, and order every tablecloth for the same table setup in the same shade.

Are these tablecloths made of linen fabric?

No. “Linen” in event decor refers to table linens as a product category, not the fabric. Our red polyester, satin, and gingham tablecloths are 100% polyester. Each product page lists the material for that item.