Identical body to the burgundy pack — fifty napkins, two-ply, 6.5 inches folded, same price — in emerald rather than wine. If you are buying two colors for a table, these two are the pair that come from the same stock and fold to the same size, which is not something you can assume across a party aisle.
Emerald is the bright, blue-leaning green rather than the hunter green on the color shelf. It carries a Christmas table alongside red, a St. Patrick’s dinner on its own, and a spring or garden table where a darker green would look heavy.
The practical case for keeping a pack of a strong color in the house is that it saves a trip: a plain green napkin is the difference between a takeaway dinner and a dinner, and it costs about twelve cents.
On the table
- 6.5" x 6.5" folded, two-ply, fifty per pack.
- Same stock and size as the burgundy pack — they pair cleanly.
- Emerald is brighter and bluer than hunter green.
- Works for Christmas with red, and for St. Patrick’s Day alone.
Specifics from the listing
- Approximately 6.5 x 6.5-Inch folded
