At Christmas, the table is filled with people, plates, and glasses, and the tablecloth is the first thing people see. Here are some quick tips to help you choose.
What size Christmas tablecloth do I need?
Measure your table and add 40 to 60 cm to each length and width. This way, the tablecloth will hang down 20 to 30 cm on each side. If you plan to extend your table at Christmas, choose a tablecloth that fits the table when it is fully extended.
- 160 × 90 cm table → 200 × 140 cm tablecloth (6 people).
- 200 × 90 cm table → 250 × 140 cm tablecloth (8 people).
- 240 × 90 cm table → 300 × 140 cm tablecloth (10 people).
- 120–130 cm round table → 180 cm round tablecloth.
Stain-resistant or cotton?
For Christmas, stain-resistant is the better choice. During long meals, wine, sauce, or nougat is bound to spill, and on a stain-resistant tablecloth, liquids stay on the surface and can be wiped up with a napkin. Our tablecloths are made from 80% cotton and 20% satin, and the stain-resistant version has a double layer of resin: it feels like fabric, not plastic.
Which design should I choose?
- Classic: red, gold, or green, with baubles, trees, or reindeer.
- With children: gnomes, trains, or Santa Claus for a more fun look.
- Elegant: gold or red glitter lurex for Christmas Eve dinner.
Repeat a color from the tablecloth on the napkins and candles for a coordinated look. For more ideas, read how to decorate your Christmas table.
How do I wash it after Christmas?
Remove stains as soon as possible with a cloth, without rubbing. Machine wash at 30°C, hang it to dry and, if necessary, iron it on the reverse side. Store it completely dry until the following year.
How far in advance should I buy it?
It is best to order it in early December or even earlier. In Spain, delivery takes 3–5 business days, and shipping is free.
Browse all the designs in our Christmas tablecloths. They are made in our workshop in Marbella, Spain.


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