Mahjong Tiles
Whether you’re replacing damaged tiles or shopping for a standalone set of tiles, the material and size matter more than you’d think. Here’s what to know.
Tile Sets We Cover
Tiles sold on their own — no racks, pushers, or case. Handy as replacements, a second set, or a different look on the table. For tiles plus accessories, see full sets. Buying tiles alone? Check they fit your racks first — what size racks do I need?
Replacement TilesGUSTARIA American Tiles Only (Pink)
4.3(480 reviews)A 166-tile American Mahjong tile set sold on its own — no racks, dice, or case. Handy as replacement tiles or a second set, and offered in Pink, Black, and White.
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Boutique TilesCharleston Mahjong Club The Country Club Edition
A 160-tile boutique American Mahjong tile set in pink and green, with golf, tennis, and pickleball illustrations. Tiles only — no racks — sold direct by Charleston Mahjong Club.
Charleston Mahjong Club The Cocktail Club 2.0 Edition
An art deco cocktail-themed tile set in light purple with dark purple backs — classic cocktails, shakers, and champagne bottles across 160 tiles. The maker’s most-favorited design.
Charleston Mahjong Club The Yacht Club Edition
A nautical 160-tile set with deep blue backs and light blue faces — cracks drawn as signal flags, dots as lifesavers, and dragons as lobsters in bibs.
Charleston Mahjong Club The Hunt Club Edition
The maker’s newest set: 160 tiles with woodgrain-patterned backs and a sage face, themed around the hunting and countryside lifestyle.
Tile Materials at a Glance
Standard Resin
Lightweight, affordable, and the most common. Fine for casual play. Engraved faces hold up better than printed ones.
Ivory-Finish Resin
A cream-colored resin that mimics vintage bone tiles. Nicer look and feel than standard white plastic without the price jump.
Acrylic / Melamine
Heavier, denser, and more satisfying to handle. Casino-quality tiles used in serious play. Expect to pay more.
Browse Tiles by Type
American Mahjong Replacement Tiles
Standard 166-tile replacement sets for American Mahjong. Compatible with most racks and pushers. Look for tiles around 1.25″ × 0.9″ — the size most American sets use.
Chinese Mahjong Replacement Tiles
144-tile sets for the traditional Chinese game. Usually sold without racks or accessories — great for replacing damaged tiles or getting a standalone set of tiles.
Acrylic & Melamine Tiles
Casino-grade acrylic and melamine tiles are heavier, more uniform, and more durable than standard resin. Preferred by serious players for their feel and click.
Ivory-Finish Resin Tiles
Resin tiles with an ivory-colored finish closely mimic the look and feel of vintage bone-and-bamboo tiles. A popular upgrade from standard white plastic.
Large-Print Tiles
Oversized or large-print tiles are easier to read — a great choice for players with vision difficulties or for casual family games.
Travel & Mini Tiles
Smaller tiles for travel sets. Usually sold as part of a compact set rather than standalone — ideal for games on the go.
Looking for a Complete Set?
If you need tiles plus racks, dice, and a case, you’ll get better value from a complete set than buying tiles and accessories separately.