A cover does more visual work than anything else on a table, simply by area. Plates and cups are small and they end up in hands; the cloth is the one surface that stays put and faces outward, which is why a printed cover plus plain food is louder than printed plates under a plain cloth. Red and black carries a long way across a parking lot.
Georgia has no standalone napkin pack anywhere on this shelf, so the napkins only arrive inside the kits. That makes a cover plus a kit the practical pairing for a Bulldog table, and the three-pack leaves two covers in reserve, which is more use than a single cloth folded into a drawer after one afternoon.
On the table
- 54" x 108" plastic covers, three to a pack.
- The cover is the largest printed surface on any table.
- Georgia napkins only come inside the kits on this shelf.
- Two covers left over after the first game day.
Specifics from the listing
- 3 University of Georgia Plastic Tablecloths
- Tablecloths measure 54" x 108"
