Six and a half inches folded is the size most people picture when they say "napkin": it opens to cover a lap, folds back onto a plate, and is big enough for a sandwich without being a dinner napkin. Two-ply is the standard weight and the right one for a napkin you will use fifty of.
Burgundy is the deep wine red rather than the bright one, which puts it in a different job from the Classic Red on the color shelf. It sits well on a dark wood table, carries an autumn dinner, and hides a red wine mark better than any other shade the brand prints.
Fifty for $5.80 makes this one of the cheapest per-piece items on the site. A stack in a kitchen drawer outlasts the party it was bought for by several months, which is the real argument for buying a plain color rather than a printed one.
On the table
- 6.5" x 6.5" folded — lunch size, the most generally useful napkin here.
- Two-ply, fifty per pack, about twelve cents each.
- Burgundy is a deep wine red, not the brighter Classic Red.
- Dark enough to hide a red wine mark.
Specifics from the listing
- 50-Count package of 2-ply paper lunch napkins in Burgundy
- Approximately 6. 5 x 6. 5" Folded
