Best Tablecloths To Buy In 2020 – Top 11 Rated Reviews

The 8 Best Linen Tablecloths of 2020

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"Soft and subtle enough for everyday dining, but still looks newly starched to give it that elegant feel."

"Perfect for families with young kids, this tablecloth is so affordable that you won’t feel guilty if it gets doused in spaghetti sauce."

"Reviewers speak highly of this tablecloth, noting the superb quality and premium stitching."

"Reviewers praise this tablecloth's rustic appeal and the high value for its price."

"If you regularly host a holiday party at your house, make sure you have this festive tablecloth on hand."

"Reviewers note the tablecloth has a charming French country vibe that adds simple elegance to any space."

"Nearly 200 reviewers praise the tablecloth for its durability, versatility, and practicality."

"More than 3,000 reviewers have left positive comments about the quality, elegance, and gorgeous array of colors."

Best Overall: PB Classic Belgian Flax Linen Hemstitch Tablecloth

Courtesy of Pottery Barn

This crisp flax linen tablecloth, made from European-grown 100 percent Belgian flax fibers, is one of the most luxurious linen fabrics you can buy. But you’d never know it based on the price.

This tablecloth is soft and subtle enough for everyday dining, but still looks like it’s been newly starched to give it that elegant feel you’re looking for on more formal occasions.

This particular linen tablecloth is a great choice for families, since it’s machine washable (warm water on a gentle cycle), dryer-safe (on low heat), and can be ironed.

Add a monogram for an additional charge—each monogram is three inches high and placed at one corner of the tablecloth.

Best Budget: Threshold White Linen Tablecloth

Courtesy of Target

Perfect for families with young kids, this 100 percent linen tablecloth is so affordable that you won’t feel too guilty if it gets doused in spaghetti sauce or grape juice. (Plus, it’s machine washable and easy to clean.) Still, it’s elegant and suitable for an occasion as formal as a holiday dinner or a business dinner.

If you’re looking for a pure white tablecloth, this is a great choice—it’s a stark and bright white with no cream undertones.

Reviewers note the excellent quality and love the generous size of these tablecloths. Some reviewers got extra crafty and purchased a few tablecloths to use as curtains!

Best Colored: Solino Home 100% Pure Linen Plain Tablecloth

A colored tablecloth will instantly brighten any space and make it more inviting. This colored option from Solino Home is crafted from pure European flax linen, which is durable yet soft to the touch. It will easily withstand years of dinner parties and family events.

There are​ no worries about red wine stains or salad dressing spots—this tablecloth is easy to care for at home. Simply machine wash in cold water with a mild liquid detergent (no bleach!), and then iron on low to get out any stubborn wrinkles. Make sure to store your freshly pressed tablecloth on a padded hanger to avoid any creases.

It comes in five gorgeous muted shades: brown, charcoal, natural, navy, and purple. These colors are perfect for fall, although you can use them all year round.

Reviewers speak highly of this tablecloth, noting the superb quality and premium stitching. Many reviewers have also commented on the hard-to-find sizes offered.

Best Round: Merryfeel Pre-Washed Linen Tablecloth

A high-quality round tablecloth is hard to come by—so many are made of thick, unsightly polyester. But this one is different. This pure linen tablecloth is made from 100 percent European flax and it's pre-washed, making it supremely soft and durable.

It comes in three neutral colors (white, natural, and grey) that will suit any decor. This tablecloth will also look great when layered with other table linens such as place mats and cloth napkins. Plus, this tablecloth is machine-washable for easy cleaning.

Reviewers praise this tablecloth's rustic appeal and the high value for its price. However, the one downside is that it can be difficult to iron.