The material you choose for your tablecloth influences both its aesthetic appearance and practical performance. For example, cotton and linen are known for their natural softness and breathability, making tablecloths made of these materials cool and comfortable to use during hot summer days. On the other hand, polyester and synthetic fabrics are often more resistant to stains and wear, making tablecloths made from these materials more durable and easy to clean. But you don't have to choose between these two options: with a good stain-resistant linen or cotton tablecloth, you can combine practicality with style and elegance by choosing a Riviera Tablecloth, for example. In fact, stain-resistant tablecloth is easy to clean, with just a damp cloth and a little mild soap, making them very convenient for outdoor use. As for size, many standard sizes can of course be found on the market to fit a wide range of garden tables, from the small coffee table to the large dining table for hosting an outdoor party. Rarely, however, do you find tablecloths that look as if they were custom-made, because the drop often does not look the same on all four sides of the table.
While it is true that the atmosphere in the garden is more informal, it is hard to see why you would give up a perfect tablecloth here, with the right fall and beautiful trim! In the house the rule of the fall is at least 35 cm per side, for the garden we can allow ourselves even something less, but if like me you love to set beautiful tables to enhance your most beloved place... Even if you don't apply the label to the millimeter, remember that it is important to choose a tablecloth of the appropriate size for your table, so that it completely covers the surface of the table without being either too big or too small. If you have the need, have a tablecloth made to measure, especially if you use them for events or parties, so that it will fit your table and be best prepared for special occasions.