made to measure black luxury tablecloth with gold greek key trim

Greek Key Collection

Have a made to measure luxury tablecloth made especially for your square or rectangular table. Each cloth is expertly made by hand by master craftsman Simon Lucas, ensuring unrivalled quality. Produced from thick, traditional British made Baize to give you years of pleasure.

British made Baize with 95% Merino Wool
Ideal for, yacht interiors, desks and gaming tables
Expertly handmade and inspected in our workshop ensuring unrivalled quality

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Width (Max 95cm)
Measure the shortest side of your table in centimetres plus double the size of drop required and enter a whole amount below
e.g. 75cm wide table top + 10cm drop = 95cm

Length (No Maximum)
Measure the length of your table top in centimetres and add double the size of drop required. Enter a whole amount below e.g. 420cm long table top + 10cm drop = 440cm
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Width (Max 145cm)
Measure the shortest side of your table in centimetres plus double the size of drop required and enter a whole amount below
e.g. 125cm wide table top + 10cm drop = 145cm

Length (No Maximum)
Measure the longest side of your table in centimetres plus the size of drop required and enter a whole amount below
e.g. 420cm long table top + 10cm drop = 440cm
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Width (Max 190cm)
Measure the shortest side of your table in centimetres plus double the size of drop required and enter a whole amount below
e.g. 130cm wide table top + 10cm drop = 150cm

Length (No Maximum)
Measure the longest side of your table in centimetres plus the size of drop required and enter a whole amount below
e.g. 270cm long table top + 10cm drop = 290cm

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Greek Key Collection – Luxury Tablecloth

Are you looking for a luxury tablecloth tailor-made for the size of your square or rectangular table? Then our bespoke Greek Key Baize table cloth is for you. The Greek Key cloths are a stylish collection that are handmade with care by us in our workshop in Devizes, from top-quality British baize (95% merino wool). In a choice of four colourways, the cloth has a heavy-weight Greek Key tapestry border, the background colour of which has been carefully matched to the colour of the baize.

Measuring Your Table For Your Luxury Table Cloth

Ordering your made-to-measure tablecloth is very easy:

Choose the colour of cloth you would like.
Measure the width of your table top in centimetres and add on the size of drop you require. e.g. 75cm width + 10cm drop x 2 = 95cm total width
Select the width band for your cloth from the second drop down and enter the total width into the first box that appears.
Measure the length of your table top in centimetres and add on the size of drop you require using the same method for the width and type the number into the second text box. The length is the longest side of a rectangle. If your table is square, type the same number into both text boxes.
When you’re happy with your choice and you’ve double-checked the measurements are correct, add the cloth to your basket and complete the order.

Bespoke Tablecloths for Other Table Shapes

If you need a bespoke cloth for a table that isn’t square or rectangular, we can make one to fit. Please measure your tabletop and call us on 01380 829922 to discuss your requirements. If you prefer to email, please use our contact us form.

Types of tables we’ve made luxury custom table cloths for:

Tables in Luxury Yachts and Superyachts
Playing Card Tables
Boardroom Tables
Luxury tradeshow table coverings

Baize, Not Felt

The fabric we use for all our baize cloths is top-quality British-made baize which is 95% merino wool and 5% nylon.

There is a lot of confusion about the difference between baize and felt. This isn’t surprising when you search online and find many suppliers describing felt as baize, or a fabric as ‘baize felt’ or ‘felt baize’. It’s important to know whether you’re buying baize or felt, because the two fabrics are very different. To read more about the differences be sure to check out our article Baize or Felt? A Brief Guide to find out more.