Heirloom Chintz Block Print Tablecloth - Blue

How to choose your size

Our sizes are the size of the tablecloth, not your table. A 60 × 90 in tablecloth is for a table smaller than 60 × 90 in, so the cloth can hang over the edges.

1. Measure your table

Measure the top of your table: the length (long side) and the width (short side), in inches. For an oval table, measure at the longest and widest points.

2. Choose how far you want it to hang

The drop is how far the cloth hangs over each edge. The ends are the short edges of your table, the sides are the long edges.

• 6 to 9 in: relaxed, everyday
• 9 to 14 in: classic
• 14 to 22 in: generous and dressed
• 22 to 27 in: very long, almost to the floor

Every edge needs at least 6 in, or the cloth will look too small for the table. Most dining tables are 29 to 30 in high, so a drop of more than about 27 in will rest on the floor.

3. Find your size

60 × 90 in (152 × 229 cm)
Fits tables up to 78 in long and 48 in wide.
Example: on a 72 × 38 in table it hangs 9 in at each end and 11 in on each side.

60 × 120 in (152 × 305 cm)
Fits tables up to 108 in long and 48 in wide.
Example: on a 96 × 40 in table it hangs 12 in at each end and 10 in on each side.

To work it out yourself: take the tablecloth size, subtract your table size, and divide by 2. That is the drop on each edge.

Good to know: on a rectangular table the ends and sides often hang differently, like the examples above. That's normal.

Check your table with our size checker

Round or square table?

Our tablecloths are rectangles for now, so they won't hang evenly on a round or square table. Round and square tablecloths are on our list as we add new sizes.

Send us your table size and we'll see what we can do. We read every request, and they shape which sizes we make next. Email info@bloomezzo.com, or join our newsletter at the bottom of the page to hear about new sizes first.

Not sure? Email us at info@bloomezzo.com with your table size and we will help you choose.