About Bon Appetit Yellow & White Fabric Gingham Tablecloth:
Brighten your dining setup with this Yellow & White Gingham Tablecloth from the Bon Appetit collection. Made in Europe from soft cotton, this tablecloth offers a relaxed café or picnic-style vibe while remaining suitable for all occasions. The cheerful yellow check makes it perfect for spring tables, Easter brunches or everyday meals. As featured in OK! Magazine, S Magazine, and Notebook.
Size: 140cm x 180cm
Pack Info: Pack of 1
Material: Cotton
Product: Made To Last
Packaging: Home Recyclable
Why your customers will love this?
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Cheerful yellow gingham adds warmth to spring and summer tables
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Made in Europe from soft, machine-washable cotton
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Great for Easter, garden parties, or year-round use
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Featured in national lifestyle magazines
Recommended Occasions:
Easter
Spring
Summer
Picnic
Everyday
Recommended Retailers:
Gift Shops
Home & Interior Stores
Garden Centers
Cafés & Restaurants
Farm Shops
- Product sizes:
- Product height: 7.09in
- Product width: 5.51in
- Product depth: 0.01in
- Product weight: 14.81oz
- Packaging sizes:
- Package height: 0.94in
- Package width: 0.63in
- Package depth: 0.16in
- Package weight: 15.0oz
- Inner carton quantity: 6
- Barcode: 5052715157215
Shipping Charge
The minimum shipping charge is $7.75 per order.
| Country* | ||
| US Mainland | Calculated at checkout based on location | Free on orders over $1000 |
| Canada, Alaska, Hawaii and other US Territories |
25% of total order | |
*Orders can only be delivered within the United States mainland, Alaska, Hawaii, US Territories and Canada.
**The rate will be calculated as a percentage of the pre-discounted order total
For Canadian customers - You will be responsible for payment of any such import duties and taxes. Please contact your local customs office for further information before placing your order.
Delivery:
Shipping from the state of New York
Delivery typically takes between 5 - 7 working days
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