Your Chair Covers – 132 Inch Round Crinkle Taffeta Tablecloth – Ivory, Crushed Shiny Dining Table Cloth for Wedding Party Birthday Baby Bridal Shower

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Your Chair Covers Inc.

Your Chair Covers supplies our customers from the wedding, casino, food, and hospitality industries commercial grade tablecloths, chair covers, cloth napkins, table overlays, table runners, spandex table covers, specialty table linens and other table cloths at discount, wholesale prices. Whether your wholesale linen needs are for elegant weddings, catering services, corporate affairs, and restaurants.

How do I care for my table linens and napkins?

Care instructions for our table linens and napkins will vary depending on the specific material. Care instructions can be found on the product page.

What materials are your table linens and napkins made from?

Our table linens and napkins are made from a variety of high-quality materials such polyester, spandex, taffeta, glitz sequin, voile and much more.

What makes our products unique?

Client Satisfaction, Integrity and Reputation for unmatched product quality. Commercial Grade Linens, Friendly Return Requirements.

Tablecloths and Cloth Napkins

High Quality Products

132 inch Round Crinkle Taffeta Tablecloths for Weddings and Events, Specialty Hotel Table Linens, Catering Table Cloths
If you are styling a wedding or special event that calls for exquisite designs and modern elegance, our 132 inch crinkle taffeta table linen for wedding reception tables will definitely fit the bill.
When used to complement your wedding chair covers or as a wedding reception hall accent, the textured look of crushed or crinkle taffeta will definitely help make a stylish statement.
This taffeta tablecloth that fits 72 inch round tables or 6 ft round table sizes is one of our specialty linens here at Your Chair Covers.
Why rent tablecloths for weddings when you can buy them cheaper? Why pay linen rental prices when you can purchase table linens for hotels, restaurants, and catering services at lower costs?