Which length — and how much overhang do I want?
All five options are 55" wide, so measure the length of your table and add 8 to 12 inches. That extra is what gives you a drop at each end instead of a cloth that finishes flush and looks like a fitted sheet.
| Choose | If this sounds like you |
|---|---|
| 55"×55" | You have a square table, or a round one, and you want the same drop the whole way round. |
| 55"×71" | The four-seater most kitchens have. The default choice if you are not sure. |
| 55"×87" | A six-seater, or a four-seater you extend when people come over. |
| 55"×102" | A long six-to-eight seater, the proper dining-room table rather than the kitchen one. |
| 55"×118" | A farmhouse table, a trestle, or the Christmas configuration where two tables become one. |
Longer is always the safer error. A cloth that hangs a little low looks generous; one that stops short looks like the wrong cloth.
How do I keep the embroidery and the tassels from getting wrecked?
Neither survives a hot wash with a heavy load, and both are fine forever if you avoid that one thing. The design is stitched and the tassels are loose thread, so the risk is mechanical, not chemical.
| Safe | Avoid |
|---|---|
| Cold wash on gentle, washed alone. Fold the tassel ends inward first so they are not free to whip around the drum. | Washing with anything that has a zip, buckle or hook — that is how a tassel gets torn out at the root. |
| Air dry, or tumble on the very lowest heat and take it out damp. | Hot drying, which shrinks the cloth around stitching that does not shrink, and puckers the embroidery. |
| Spot-cleaning a spill with a damp cloth, dabbed rather than rubbed. | Bleach or stain sprays anywhere near the embroidered areas. |
Comb the tassels straight with your fingers while the cloth is still damp. Skip that and they dry into a permanent tangle that no amount of later combing sorts out.
The difference between a table you eat at and a table you sit around.
A bare dining table works fine and asks for nothing, which is exactly the problem — nobody lingers at one. It also puts every water ring, every heat mark and every scratch from the time someone cut bread directly on it on permanent display. You could sand the table down. Or you could put a cloth on it and stop thinking about any of that, which is what most people do about four years later than they should have.

Why embroidery earns its place on a cloth this size
Across a surface this large, a printed pattern has nowhere to hide. Flat color on flat cloth reads as flat, and under a ceiling light the whole thing looks like wipe-clean vinyl even when it is not. Embroidery solves that with relief: the stitching stands proud of the ground, so it catches light at an angle and throws a small shadow. That is why an embroidered cloth looks like a textile from across the room and a printed one looks like a picture of a textile.
The other advantage is durability in the middle. On a tablecloth, the centre third takes everything — serving dishes, elbows, the constant drag of plates being moved. Print wears off there first, giving you a cloth that is faded exactly where everyone looks. Stitched thread does not abrade off, so the cloth ages evenly. Add the tassel edge, which gives the overhang enough weight to hang in a straight line instead of curling up at the corners, and you have a cloth that stays looking deliberate rather than draped-on.
- Embroidered floral work — raised stitching with real texture, distributed across the cloth rather than clustered in the centre.
- Tassel edging — weights the drop so the corners hang straight and do not flick back onto the tabletop.
- Five lengths, all 55" wide — 55", 71", 87", 102" and 118", covering square tables through to trestles.

What You're Getting
- One Embroidered Floral Tassel Tablecloth in your chosen length, all 55" wide
- Five sizes — 55"×55", 55"×71", 55"×87", 55"×102" and 55"×118"
- Embroidered floral design with genuine surface relief, not a print
- Tassel trim around the edge to weight the overhang
- Even wear across the cloth — no faded centre where the serving dishes go
- Cold gentle wash, on its own, tassel ends folded in
- Air dry or tumble on the lowest heat, then comb the tassels straight while damp
- Works on a dining table, a console or a sideboard, and layers under a runner if you want both
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