Soft Microfiber Tablecloth with Gold Leaf Pattern, 140 x 220 cm – Stain-Resistant, Digital Print
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Product details
Product details
This 140 × 220 cm tablecloth is made from premium soft microfiber and features a delicate gold leaf pattern on a white background. It resists stains, keeps colors vivid, and is machine washable at 30 °C on a delicate cycle. Ideal for diners who want a touch of sophistication without compromising durability.
Key features
- 140 × 220 cm size, perfect for medium tables
- Soft microfiber fabric resists stains and fading
- Gold leaf pattern on white background adds elegance
- Machine washable at 30 °C, delicate cycle only
- Avoid bleach, tumble drying, harsh detergents
Specifications
| Size | 140 x 220 cm |
|---|---|
| Material | Soft microfiber |
| Pattern | Gold leaf on white |
| Wash temperature | 30 °C |
| Wash cycle | Delicate |
| Bleach | Avoid |
| Tumble dry | Avoid |
| Detergents | Avoid harsh |
Great for
- Enhances a dining table for family meals
- Adds elegance to holiday gatherings
- Protects table surface during formal dinner parties
- Provides a clean, stain‑resistant surface for everyday use
Questions & answers
Is this tablecloth machine washable?
Yes, it is machine washable at 30 °C on a delicate cycle. Avoid bleach, tumble drying, and harsh detergents.
What is the size of the tablecloth?
The tablecloth measures 140 × 220 cm, suitable for medium-sized tables.
Does the gold leaf pattern fade over time?
The design is stain‑resistant and maintains vivid colors, preventing fading with proper care.
What material is it made of?
It is crafted from premium soft microfiber fabric.
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