Rectangle Tablecloths

Most rectangle tablecloths here are 53 or 55 inches wide, with a few other widths in select designs. Lengths come in eight options: 35, 55, 71, 86, 94, 102, 118 and 142 inches. Shorter lengths suit compact tables, while the longer options cover extended dining tables. Not every design comes in every size, so check the options on the individual product page before ordering.

Yes. The collection includes floral, plaid, striped and embroidered designs, plus lace styles for more dressed occasions. Plaid options include small and medium checks, and striped designs range from narrow lines to wider bands. Pattern availability varies by size, so confirm that the design you want comes in the length you need.

Yes. White, lace and light floral designs are available in longer lengths up to 142 inches, which suit long reception and event tables. The 118 and 142 inch options give extended coverage on longer tables. Check each product page to confirm which colors and patterns come in the longest sizes.

Color choices vary by design and span red, blue, green, yellow, white, black, navy, beige and other tones. Red and green options suit Christmas tables, and other colors work for Thanksgiving and year-round dining. Because colors change with new arrivals, use the product images and options to confirm the exact shade before ordering.

Rectangle tablecloths in this collection come in linen, cotton, cotton-linen blends and polyester blends. Polyester blends are the easiest to care for with frequent washing, while cotton and linen soften over time. Fabric and construction vary by design, so read the product description and follow the care instructions listed for the cloth you choose.

Yes. Oval and oblong tabletops are commonly covered with rectangle tablecloths. The cloth follows the length and width of the table, while the corners extend slightly beyond the curved edge. Measure the length and width of your tabletop at its longest and widest points, then compare with the listed cloth size to get the coverage you want.

You can, but the drape will not be even. A rectangle cloth on a round table leaves two longer ends hanging on opposite sides and shorter drops elsewhere. For a balanced look around the full edge of a round table, a round tablecloth is the better choice. If you prefer the layered effect of a rectangle cloth, measure your table diameter and compare it with the listed cloth size first.

Measure the length and width of your tabletop across the center. Then compare both numbers with the cloth size on the product page — most options are 53 or 55 inches wide, with eight lengths from 35 to 142 inches. The difference between the cloth size and your table size decides how far the fabric hangs beyond the edge. For step-by-step help, use the Tablecloth Size Guide.