Seersucker Tablecloth & Napkins 100% Cotton in 5 Colours

Description

Traditional 100% cotton seersucker tablecloths are the perfect practical choice to decorate and protect for your dining, kitchen and outdoor tables These checked tablecloths are available in a variety of colours: Apricot – , orange and yellow check. Biscay – a blue, red and turquoise check. Green – shades of green check. Oatmeal – a beige, brown and white check. Sorbet – lilac, red, turquoise and yellow check.

For best results, these tablecloths should be rinsed in cold water before the first wash and then washed at a maximum temperature of 40°c. If they are washed at a higher temperature this may cause them to shrink dramatically. There may be some transfer of colour to the pale background at first. This is not colour bleeding but excess dye which should wash out after a few washes. The tablecloth should therefore be washed separately 3 times.

Please note that all dimensions are approximate and may vary, and photos are for illustrative purposes only and may also vary slightly.

Traditional 100% cotton with a checked pattern and the fabric has “wrinkled” stripes throughout. Care Instructions:Machine washable at 40°c, can be ironed on a medium heat, do not tumble dry. Rinse in cold water before the first wash to avoid shrinkage.

• 100% Cotton
• 50″ x 50″ (127cm x 127cm), 50″ x 70″ (127cm x 178cm), 50″ x 90″ (127cm x 225cm) and 70″ (180cm) round. ALL SOLD SEPARATELY
• Apricot – orange, yellow check, Biscay – blue, red and turquoise check, Green – shades of green check, Oatmeal – beige, brown and white check and Sorbet – lilac, red, turquoise and yellow check
• Machine washable at 40°c, can be ironed on a medium heat, do not tumble dry.
• For best results, these should be rinsed in cold water before the first wash and then washed at a maximum temperature of 40°c. If they are washed at a higher temperature this may cause them to shrink dramatically.
• There may be some transfer of colour to the pale background at first. This is not colour bleeding but excess dye which should wash out after a few washes. The tablecloth should therefore be washed separately 3 times.