Pool Table Cloth Colors

New cloth is the single biggest change you can make to how a table looks and how it plays. Below are the colors we install in premium Championship Invitational and Simonis 860. Pick a direction, then send us a quote request and we will handle the rest.

See the color on an actual table

Championship has an interactive tool that puts any of their colors on a table so you can see it at full size instead of as a square. Open the cloth color selector.

Screens lie about color

The swatches on this page are close, but every monitor and phone renders them differently, and cloth changes character under game room lighting. Treat this as a shortlist, not a final decision. We keep real swatch samples at the Fort Collins showroom, and our crew can bring samples to your quote appointment.

Championship Invitational

Basic GreenNo. 00
Championship GreenNo. 31
Dark GreenNo. 32
RedNo. 35
OliveNo. 36
TaupeNo. 37
English GreenNo. 38
Bottle GreenNo. 39
Electric BlueNo. 43
GoldenNo. 45
KhakiNo. 46
CamelNo. 47
Academy BlueNo. 51
PurpleNo. 55
Euro BlueNo. 57
NavyNo. 58
BrownNo. 59
BurgundyNo. 62
WineNo. 66
Steel GrayNo. 72
TitaniumNo. 74
CharcoalNo. 75
BlackNo. 77
Championship BlueNo. 79
AztecNo. 81
BrickNo. 93

Simonis 860

Simonis Green
Tournament Blue
Petroleum Blue
Electric Blue
Powder Blue
Marine Blue
Royal Blue
Blue Green
Spruce
Dark Green
English Green
Olive
Chartreuse
Red
Burgundy
Wine
Fuchsia
Dusty Pink
Orange
Burnt Orange
Gold
Camel
Mocha
Espresso
Purple
Grey
Slate Grey
Black

How to narrow it down

Look at the wood first

The cloth is the largest single color in the room, but the table finish is what it has to live with. Warm woods take greens, burgundies, and camels. Grey and black finishes carry the cooler blues and charcoals.

Think about chalk

Chalk dust shows on everything, but it disappears fastest on mid tone blues and greens. Very dark and very light cloth both make it more visible between brushings.

Consider the lighting

Most game rooms are lit from directly overhead. Darker cloth reads much darker under a single fixture than it does in a showroom with ambient light.

Ball contrast matters

Standard ball sets read clearly on traditional greens and blues. On the bolder colors, expect the object balls to blend more than you would guess from a swatch.

Which cloth, not just which color

Championship Invitational and Simonis 860 are both premium cloth and both come in the ranges above. The difference is in the weave and how the ball behaves on it. We walk through worsted versus napped cloth on our refelting and recovering page, and we will make a recommendation based on how your table actually gets used.

Already having work done?

If your table is being moved, repaired, or torn down for any reason, that is the least expensive moment in its life to put new cloth on it. The labor is already happening.

Found a color you like? Tell us the table and the color and we will get you a written quote.

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