what is the difference between the wedding catering table linens & the rectangular polyester?
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The polyester is a little lighter in weight is the only difference I see. To me my polyester cloths clean up better than the wedding linens so I won't pay the difference in cost.
1904984
These are somewhat thinner than the thicker and heavier catering linens that I've handled.
1958230
It is Threadart Brand. For more information go to their website. I have had good results with this thread. Polyester is not as shiny as rayon embroidery thread but it still looks gread. I really like the way you can secure the thread on the spool.
748682
All of the polyester are 100' . If I were you I would go with nylon, much easier to work with if you are making things out of it .
1300235
Unfinished edges. I bought this and the table cloth and they are the same exact fabric but the tablecloth version has finished edges. Both a great buy.
2128158
It does not give that information, but I can tell you this, it is not thin and flimsy - as for the shapes available, it comes in square, rectangular and round in varying sizes... but remember one important thing about plastic and wood top tables, you cannot put plastic next to wood because it will "pull" the color stain from the wood leaving your beautiful table top in various different distorted colors - always put a cloth table cover on before putting a plastic one on... my brother owns a furniture store in Houston and informed me of that many years ago... you can buy without fear on this one, it's a good deal... It does not give that information, but I can tell you this, it is not thin and flimsy - as for the shapes available, it comes in square, rectangular and round in varying sizes... but remember one important thing about plastic and wood top tables, you cannot put plastic next to wood because it will "pull" the color stain from the wood leaving your beautiful table top in various different distorted colors - always put a cloth table cover on before putting a plastic one on... my brother owns a furniture store in Houston and informed me of that many years ago... you can buy without... » Read More It does not give that information, but I can tell you this, it is not thin and flimsy - as for the shapes available, it comes in square, rectangular and round in varying sizes... but remember one important thing about plastic and wood top tables, you cannot put plastic next to wood because it will "pull" the color stain from the wood leaving your beautiful table top in various different distorted colors - always put a cloth table cover on before putting a plastic one on... my brother owns a furniture store in Houston and informed me of that many years ago... you can buy without fear on this one, it's a good deal... « Show Less
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I found these in a restaurant in Dublin and after returning home to the States tracked them down here. I believe they are linen, they are certainly cotton. I use them as large napkins...the attraction for me was the "linen union" wording on them.
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I purchased these tablecloths for a church event. While I would not describe them as thick I certainly would not say they are too thin either. They are a lightweight cloth that drapes nicely and looks good. They are comparable to the fabric weight of the tablecloths I rented for my own daughters' wedding. I purchased these for less than the price of the rentals for her wedding. The only thing I would warn about would be that you should be prepared to iron the tablecloths--they do have creases where they have been folded that require steam. Otherwise, I do not think you will be disappointed. I purchased these tablecloths for a church event. While I would not describe them as thick I certainly would not say they are too thin either. They are a lightweight cloth that drapes nicely and looks good. They are comparable to the fabric weight of the tablecloths I rented for my own daughters' wedding. I purchased these for less than the price of the rentals for her wedding. The only thing I would warn about would be that you should be prepared to iron the tablecloths--they do have creases where they have been folded that require steam. Otherwise, I do not think you will be disappointed.
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To quote Wikipedia: "Textiles in a linen weave texture, even when made of cotton, hemp and other non-flax fibers, are also loosely referred to as "linen"." It is used in this generic sense when referring to these tablecloths since there is no trace of natural fiber in them ;-)
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This sheet set is a blend of cotton and polyester. Cotton 60% and Polyester 40%.
411456
Hi, thanks for your question. This table cloth is available in oval with the required 72 x 90 inch dimensions, for $119.99. You can find it here: http://www.amazon.com/Handmade-Crochet-Tablecloth-Crochet-Square/dp/B004VTG4RE/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t For your convenience, this information can be found next to the product picture on this page, under the heading "Size". I hope this helps!
110479
I used the 90" purple tablecloth for the sweetheart table at my wedding. That table has a diameter of 37" and the tablecloth went to the ground.
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FYI silk is a THREAD, satin is a WEAVE. In order to make fabric, you take a type of thread, and weave it in a certain way. It is entirely possible to have a satin-weave fabric that is made of 100% silk threads. If what you actually want is a silk vs polyester test, that is something entirely different - and as another responder pointed out, the only way you are going to know for certain is if you burn it.
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Hello, 200 thread count sheets are 60% cotton/40% polyester blend. Regards, Residence Hall Linens
88835
It is a little thicker then a plastic table cloth, but not by too much. I used it as an isle runner when I get married. It worked well and didn't rip with 6 women walking on it with spike heels on.
1246101
I purchased 2 of the 90 x 156 table cloths and a 70 inch round and the colors for those were a perfect match. We put the round table in between the 2 rectangular tables and all were the exact same color.
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Just to be clear silk is a natural fiber just like cotton is a natural fiber. Polyester is a man-made fiber. Any of these fibers can be loomed to make a satin fabric. Satin is a weave that floats thread on the surface giving it shine and making it smooth to the touch. If a seller does not list the fabric content such as 100% silk that is your clue to look elsewhere before buying. Got it?
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We had the 30/30 in brown leather and went to the licorice black leather one and it has not gotten anything from lint to pilling the fabric one seems cheaper best bet get the better one for a little more.