Chiffon Round Beach Pool Home Shower Towel Blanket Table Cloth Yoga Mat (M)

Love this. Using it as a table cloth. Laundered often and holding up beautifully- no color fading or shrinking.

THIS IS A THIN, TRANSPARENT PIECE OF CLOTH SEWN AROUND THE EDGE. NOTHING FANCY.Weight: 6 oz. SIX OUNCES! That's 3/8 of a pound, for an almost 5' diameter piece of cloth.That's thinner than regular bed-sheet cloth. Use this only to cover a round table, like a small patio table.They say it is a "Chiffon Round Beach Pool Home Shower Towel Blanket Table Cloth Yoga Mat"?That is eleven words in length, yet only three words, "Chiffon," "Round" and "Tablecloth" are accurate descriptors. Maybe they could have put a few MORE words in the title.It is super-thin material, and has no "towel" characteristics whatsoever, and is CERTAINLY not a "Mat". A yoga mat would have cushioning qualities, and this does not. A sheer tablecloth is NOT a yoga mat.The first word is "Chiffon" and I did not look that up on the Internet to see what material it was. I was a fool. I now know that it is a material woven so lightly that you can see through it, as in "sheer". I was buying it hoping to receive a TOWEL. This is my fault for not researching the word Chiffon.However, the multiple-word name of this item is MISLEADING. I did not know the word Chiffon (65 YO male) but SO know the word "towel".Would you use a cloth thinner than bed-sheet material for a "picnic on the grass"? Doubtful. Yet that is how the photo depicts its use.The edge is sewn once around with a simple over-lock stitch to keep it from unraveling. Also, the "background" color is PURE WHITE, not the light blue color shown.Were I looking for a tablecloth, and the description said "tablecloth" I would be happy.

chiffon , doesn't really work well on the kitchen table , too short. cant really think of where it might be useful for ... .