Description
Featuring clear and clean design, the custom table throw can easily highlight your brand, logo or the important message you want to express and convey. This is our simplest type, but the most classic one that is commonly used at a trade show or an exhibition.
Dye-sublimated Tablecloth Enables Better Brand Exposure
Our table covers are full color dye sublimated. And you can freely choose the placement of your logo. We offer free artwork service for all orders, and your order will go into production only when you approve the digital artwork proof. Each of our tablecloth is printed with clear, crisp and vivid graphics, making you always stand out at a marketing event.
Tablecloth Sizes
We offer table covers of standard sizes to fit 4ft, 6ft and 8ft display tables. Also, we can offer the matching print service for your customized display table. Just tell us your table sizes and we can do the matched table cover.
Product Care
All our table covers are washable with cold water and mild detergent. After washing, please use air dry or iron dry it at low setting. The life span of the table cover depends on both display and storage situations. Before storage, please make sure the whole piece is clean and dry.
Questions & Answers
Q: How many colors can you use in the printing logo?
A: We use CMYK for printing, so you can use as many colors as you like.
Q: Can you make a customized table cover for me?
A: Yes, the fitted table cover sizes are 4′, 6′ and 8′ in our store, but the size of the fitted table cover can also be customized according to your table sizes or template sizes. If you need customized sizes, please contact our representatives for customer service.
Q: Is the fabric flame retardant?
A: Yes, we have custom flame-retardant fabrics for selection.
Q: Can I wash or iron my table cover?
A: Yes, you can clean and smooth your tablecloth by hand-wash and ironing.
Q: Will the fabrics fade? How long does it last?
A: To prevent fading and maintain color stability, we use sublimation print to ensure the fast color.
