Q: Which table sizes go best with your tablecloths?
A: We recommend using our personalized tablecloths with the following tables: 

• 6’ table:  68” x 132”  or 68” x 156” table throw
• 8’ table:  90” x 132”  or 68” x 156” table throw

Q: How big are the side panels?
A: Side panel dimensions vary by your tablecloth size, and the displayed height x width are listed below:

• 6’ tablecloth:  Front 72x30    Top 72x30  Sides 30x30
• 8’ tablecloth:  Front 96x30    Top  Sides 30x30  Back 96x30

Q: What are the dimensions of 3-sided tablecloths?
A: Dimensions vary by table size and the displayed height x width are listed below:

• 6’ tablecloth: Overall tablecloth is 68x132”; front visual area is 72” x 30”
• 8’ tablecloth: Overall tablecloth is 90” x 156”; front visual area is 90” 30”

Q: What are the dimensions of 4-sided tablecloths?
A: Dimensions vary by table size and the displayed height x width are listed below:

• 6’ tablecloth: Overall tablecloth is 68” x 156”; front visual area is 90” x 30”
• 8’ tablecloth: Overall tablecloth is 90” x 156”; front visual area is 90” x 30” 

Q: Which branded tablecloth option is right for me?
A: We recommend considering how you deside to use the Table cover. If you intend to sit behind th table and wish to have eas of use for under table storage then 3 sided may work best. If your display table have customers on all sides at times then a 4 sided table throw may work best. 

Q: Will these tablecloths fit my table? 
A: Yes, in most cases. Our standard sizes are designed to fit a range of rectangle-shaped tables – is makes it easier whether  your own table or are borrowing or rent for events, trade-shows or business expos.

Q: Can I iron my tablecloths?
A: We recommend using a steamer instead of ironing your tablecover. This will get the effect without putting direct heat on it. Preventing direct may help to increase the life span of the fabric and thread.

Q: What size image should I use for a Custom Tablecloth?
A: We recommend using a 300 dpi or higher when printing a Custom Tablecloth. Lower resolution files may cause the image to be blurry or appear pixelated.

Q: What does Custom Tablecloth design include?
A: A custom tablecoth design includes 2 proofs of the selected table cover. This also includes removing of the background of the logo if needed and adjusting images and creation of a custom design while ensuring that the design meets all required specs for the highest quality custom printing.

Print Terms and Definitions

DPI - DPI stands for Dots Per Inch which technically means printer dots per inch. Today it is a term often misused, usually to mean PPI, which stands for Pixels Per Inch. So when someone says they want a photo that is 300 dpi they really mean that they want 300 ppi.