Solino Home Cotton Linen Hemstitch Table Runner – 14 x 90 Inch Long White Table Runner for Spring, Summer, Wedding, Dining – Machine Washable and Handcrafted from Natural Fabric

After spending time to review all the different runners we finally selected this runner . We ordered the runner and the next day we were notified that they were on back order. The sale should not have gone thru if the runners were on backorder.

I wanted a nontraditional Thanksgiving Tablescape with more white and neutral colors, rather than the orange and browns that are typical at that time of the year, and this runner helped me to achieve this look perfectly. Our table seats 10 and is 96 inches long, so the runner did not go end to end, but that is not the look I was going for anyway. It is machine washable so I was able to clean it quickly after dinner, but it did get very wrinkled in the dryer so it will require some ironing before the next use. All in all, it was great for our needs.

i wasn’t happy with my purchase but their customer service was beyond amazing, I was very impressed and I definitely recommend their company.Ps, don’t follow the tag instructions for drying your linen on low heat, it will shrink. Line dry it.

UPDATE: This table runner will never look pressed after washing. I steamed it AND ironed it (several times), but it doesn’t look crisp and flat. It’s still pretty, but if you’re going for a polished look, this isn’t the table runner for you. Thankfully, it was inexpensive.This table runner is exactly what I was looking for, and in a reasonable price range. I bought the runner in white. It is not a stark or true white (I’m good with that because I didn’t want it to be too white, but I didn’t want a cream color, either). I’d call it off-white. It looks beautiful on my dark wood dining room table. It also comes so nicely packaged that you could easily give one as a gift. I steamed it to take out the wrinkles, but it will require ironing if you want it to look crisp.

Needed a cloth for a long 108 inch table, and my usual sources ( williams sonoma and Pottery Barn) were very expensive. Big box stores had affordable polyester--no thanks!--they look shiny and keep grease stains forever. This had natural fabric for a great price. Cotton wrinkles, but this cloth is acceptable for family use if removed from dryer straight off. I prefer to iron for company, but that's me. It's obviously not heavy damask, but has enough heft to drape, and not flimsy. I got navy--nice dark to medium shade and hasn't faded in wash.