Wholesale Tablecloths

The tablecloth is the first thing guests notice about a table setup, so it's worth choosing by fabric, shape, and size rather than color alone. CV Linens™ carries tablecloths in materials ranging from everyday polyester to rustic burlap and reflective sequin, in round, rectangular, and square shapes, so you can match the fabric to how formal (or informal) your event needs to look, then size it to your actual tables.

Quick facts:

• Round sizes: 90", 108", 120", and 132"
• Rectangular sizes: 60"x102", 60"x120", 60"x126", 90"x132", and 90"x156"
• Square sizes: 54"x54", 72"x72", 85"x85", and 90"x90"
• Fabric range: Polyester, velvet, burlap (real and faux), jacquard, satin, scuba, sequin, spandex, and taffeta
• Samples: Fabric swatches are available so you can check color and texture before ordering in bulk

Why the Right Tablecloth Matters

A tablecloth does more than protect the table surface. It sets the base color and texture for everything placed on top of it, from centerpieces to place settings, and it hides mismatched or worn venue tables underneath. Getting the fabric and size right up front means less adjusting once the room is set up.

Shop by Fabric

Polyester Tablecloths

Polyester is the most durable and low-maintenance fabric in this collection. It resists wrinkling, holds its shape through a long event, and is machine washable, which makes it the standard choice for both one-time events and repeated rental use.

Velvet Tablecloths

Velvet has a dense, plush texture with a soft sheen rather than a hard shine. It adds warmth and visual depth to a table without needing extra decoration, which suits weddings, holiday events, and formal dinners.

Burlap Tablecloths

Burlap is made from natural jute and has a coarse, rustic texture suited to farmhouse, barn, or outdoor-themed events. Because natural jute can shed lint fibers onto other surfaces, a faux burlap option is also available for the same rustic look with a softer, non-shedding fabric.

Jacquard Tablecloths

Jacquard tablecloths have a pattern woven directly into the fabric rather than printed on the surface, which means the design won't fade or crack with repeated washing the way a printed pattern can.

Satin Tablecloths

Satin has a smooth surface with a bright, reflective shine, making it a common choice for evening receptions and formal dinners where candlelight and metallic accents are part of the design.

Scuba Tablecloths

Scuba fabric is smooth with a slight stretch, giving it a clean, fitted look that holds up well through a long event without much visible wrinkling.

Sequin Tablecloths

Sequin tablecloths are covered in closely stitched sequins that overlap to reduce plain fabric showing through, creating a sparkling surface that photographs well, particularly for cake tables, sweetheart tables, and head tables.

Spandex Tablecloths

Spandex covers stretch snugly over the table rather than draping, which keeps them wrinkle-free and in place without adjustment, making them a practical choice for cocktail tables and high-traffic areas.

Taffeta Tablecloths

Taffeta has a crisp, structured feel with a subtle shine, holding creases and folds more sharply than softer fabrics like satin or velvet.

Shop by Shape and Size

Tablecloth Shape	Available Size
Round Tablecloths	108”, 120”, 132”
Rectangular Tablecloths	60” x 120”, 90” x 132”, 90” x 156”

• Round tablecloths come in 90", 108", 120", and 132" sizes, covering everything from small cocktail tables up to large banquet rounds.
• Rectangular tablecloths are available in 60"x102", 60"x120", 60"x126", 90"x132", and 90"x156", which cover 4ft, 6ft, and 8ft tables at both floor-length and shorter, partial-drop lengths depending on the size you choose.
• Square tablecloths and overlays come in 54"x54", 72"x72", 85"x85", and 90"x90" sizes, most often used to layer texture or a contrasting color on top of a round or rectangular base cloth.

How to Choose the Right Tablecloth

1. Measure your table first

Get the exact length and width (for rectangular or square tables) or the diameter (for round tables) before shopping by size. Guessing from a table's general category, like "6ft table," can be off if the venue uses a nonstandard size.

2. Decide on your drop length

A floor-length drop covers the table legs completely and reads as more formal; it's the right call for weddings, galas, and formal dinners. A shorter, partial drop (like 60"x120" or 60"x126" on a rectangular table) is more practical when guests need to sit close to the table or when the setup is more casual.

3. Match the fabric to the formality of the event

Reach for polyester, scuba, or spandex for everyday, corporate, or budget-conscious events where low maintenance matters most. Choose velvet, satin, sequin, or jacquard for weddings and formal events where texture or shine is part of the design. Choose burlap for rustic, outdoor, or farmhouse-style events.

4. Check the swatch before ordering in bulk

Screen colors can look different in person, especially metallics and jewel tones. Requesting a fabric swatch before placing a large order helps confirm the color and texture match your event's palette.

5. Plan your care and cleaning method in advance

If you need to wash and reuse the tablecloth quickly between events, choose a machine-washable fabric like polyester or spandex. If you're using a more delicate fabric like velvet or sequin, build dry cleaning time into your post-event schedule rather than assuming a quick turnaround.

Not Sure Where to Start?

If the full range feels like a lot to browse, two starting points narrow it down. Most Popular Tablecloths shows the sizes and fabrics customers order most often, which is a practical shortcut if you'd rather shop a shorter, pre-filtered list. New Arrival Table Linens shows the newest colors and fabrics as they're added, which is useful if you're trying to stay ahead of current color trends for a specific event date.

Event Styling Ideas

• Fresh and natural: Neutral tones like white, beige, or sage paired with greenery and candles
• Party atmosphere: Bright colors or two-tone setups, layered with a runner or overlay in a contrasting shade
• Wedding romance: Satin paired with fresh florals and warm lighting
• Photo-focused setups: Sequin or velvet at head tables, guest book stations, or cake tables
• Corporate or formal settings: Neutral, professional colors like navy, black, or charcoal

Mix and Match

A few combinations that consistently work well together:

• Round or rectangular tablecloths layered with a table runner for added texture
• A solid-color base tablecloth paired with a patterned runner or napkin for contrast
• Dark base colors paired with metallic chargers or candle holders for a more formal look
• Bright base colors balanced with white or ivory napkins so the palette doesn't feel overwhelming
• Matching your tablecloth with chair covers, napkins, and backdrops helps carry the same color and fabric story through the rest of the room.

Care and Durability

Care requirements vary by fabric. Polyester, spandex, and scuba are generally machine washable, which makes them practical for repeated use. Velvet, satin, sequin, and taffeta often need more careful handling, such as spot cleaning or dry cleaning, so it's worth checking the specific product page for exact instructions before your first wash. Burlap has its own care requirements as well, since natural jute should not be soaked in water and is best spot cleaned or dry cleaned.

What You’ll Find in Our Tablecloths Collection

Everything you need for a fully styled table:

• High-quality round and rectangular linens
• Dozens of fabrics and colors to choose from
• Bulk pricing for event planners and venues
• Seamless cuts for smooth tabletop surfaces
• Trend-ready seasonal color options
• Whether you're hosting 10 guests or 1,000 guests, we help make the planning easier.

Why Choose CV Linens™ Tablecloths?

At CV Linens™, we believe every event should look its best without extra stress. That’s why we offer a wide range of tablecloth sizes and styles that are always in stock, along with great prices and bulk discounts for bigger celebrations or event businesses. 

Our products arrive quickly with fast nationwide shipping, and our color options follow today’s top event trends so you can create any theme you have in mind. Plus, our friendly customer support team is ready to assist whenever you need help. Whether you’re decorating for your first DIY party or planning events professionally, you can count on us to make the process simple and enjoyable.

Bring Your Table Vision to Life

Your event deserves a setup that feels complete and memorable. Whether you want a simple and clean style or a bold and creative scene, our collection gives you the freedom to choose what fits your theme best. Browse our tablecloths today and start building the look that will bring your celebration to life. The perfect event starts with a table worth gathering around.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right tablecloth size for my table?

Measure your table's length and width (for rectangular or square tables) or diameter (for round tables), then decide how much drop you want. A longer drop that reaches the floor looks more formal; a shorter drop is more practical for tables guests will sit close to.

My table falls between two standard sizes. What should I order?

Round sizes run 90", 108", 120", and 132"; rectangular sizes run from 60"x102" up to 90"x156". If your table falls between two sizes, sizing up gives you a slightly longer drop rather than a cloth that comes up short at the edges. Sizing down risks leaving the corners or table legs exposed.

Are all these tablecloths machine washable?

No, care depends on the fabric. Polyester, spandex, and scuba are generally machine washable. Velvet, satin, sequin, and burlap typically need spot cleaning or dry cleaning instead. Always check the specific product's care instructions before washing.

What's the actual difference between a floor-length drop and a partial drop?

A floor-length drop reaches the ground and fully hides the table legs, which is the standard for weddings and formal dinners. A partial drop, like the shorter rectangular sizes (60"x120" or 60"x126"), leaves some table leg visible and is better suited to buffet tables or casual events where guests sit close to the table edge.

Can I get a fabric swatch before ordering in bulk?

Yes. Fabric swatches are available so you can check the color and texture in person before committing to a large order, which matters most for fabrics like satin, velvet, or jewel-tone colors that can look different on screen.

What's the difference between real burlap and faux burlap?

Real burlap is made from natural jute and can shed lint fibers onto nearby surfaces. Faux burlap gives the same rustic look with a softer fabric that doesn't shed, which makes it a better fit if lint transfer onto clothing or other decor is a concern.

Can I mix fabrics across different tables at the same event?

Yes. It's common to use a lower-maintenance fabric like polyester for the majority of guest tables and reserve a more decorative fabric, such as velvet or sequin, for a smaller number of focal tables like a head table or cake table.

Do square tablecloths replace a round or rectangular one, or go on top?

Square tablecloths and overlays are typically layered on top of a round or rectangular base tablecloth rather than used alone, adding a contrasting color or texture at the corners rather than providing the primary table coverage.