Mimosa yellow is a warm, slightly creamy yellow rather than a lemon one, which matters more than it sounds: a cold yellow under indoor light goes green, and a warm one stays yellow. On a brunch table with orange juice and white china it does the work that a print would do, without competing with the food.
The pack is three covers at 54 by 108 inches. That is one standard six-foot banquet table dressed three times, or three tables dressed once — the second reading is the useful one, because a party with a food table, a drinks table and a gift table needs exactly this many.
At $16.86 this is the cheapest paper cover in the catalog, undercutting the rest of the rectangular family by a dollar. Nothing about it differs from them except the pigment.
On the table
- 54" x 108" — about 12 inches of drop on a 72-by-30-inch banquet table.
- 3 count, and the lowest price of the nineteen paper rectangles.
- Warm yellow: safe under tungsten light, where lemon shades turn green.
- The 4.5 from 47 is the shared figure for the whole rectangular paper family.
Specifics from the listing
- 3 Mimosa Yellow Paper Tablecloths
- Decorative tablecloths measure 54" x 108"
