lace tablecloths collection
A lace tablecloth dresses the table before a single dish comes out. The open pattern catches the light from the candlesticks, the lace border drapes softly over the edge, and an ordinary dining table starts to look like a Shabbos table. Our lace tablecloths range from swirl and floral designs to honeycomb, diamond, twisted chain, and ring patterns, in sizes from 54" x 72" up to 66" x 180". They are upscale, high-end tablecloths, on sale at closeout prices, so your Yom Tov table can look its best for less.
Lace Tablecloth Questions
What kind of lace are these tablecloths?
You will find guipure lace, where embroidered rings and motifs are joined by fine lace bars, as well as net-stitch lace framed in raised embroidery, and floral designs trimmed with a lace border. Look through the photos on each product page to see how open or how solid the lace is before you order.
Do I need a liner under a lace tablecloth?
It depends on the design. Open lace lets the table show through, so many hosts lay it over a solid cloth for Shabbos, Yom Tov, and simchas; the plain layer underneath also makes the pattern stand out. Our classic tablecloths are an easy place to find one. Our honeycomb lace tablecloth comes with a white liner already attached, so it is ready to spread out on its own.
What sizes do lace tablecloths come in?
Sizes run from 54" x 72" for a small table up to 66" x 180" for a long table set for guests. The size options differ from design to design, so check the size menu on each product page. Not sure what your table takes? Our tablecloth size chart walks you through measuring and picking the right cloth.
How do I care for a lace tablecloth?
Follow the care instructions on the label and the product page for your design. For example, our honeycomb lace tablecloth goes in the washing machine on cold and hangs to dry. For a cloth that shrugs off everyday spills during the week, our tablecloth materials guide compares spill proof, vinyl, faux leather, velvet, and chenille.