Three-ply at the lunch size is a specific choice: the napkin that gets handed out with ribs, wings or anything off a grill, where two-ply tears and a guest takes three. Here the extra layer means one napkin does the job, which usually makes a fifty-pack go further than a hundred thin ones.
Cobalt is the saturated blue of this line, strong enough to carry a table on its own against white plates. Six and a half inches folded is the standard lunch square, so the pack drops into a place setting or a stack by the food without looking like the wrong size.
On the table
- Fifty napkins, three-ply, about 6.5 inches square folded.
- The weight for grilled and sauced food, not for drinks.
- Cobalt reads strongly against white plates and covers.
- A three-ply cobalt beverage fold is also on this shelf.
Specifics from the listing
- 50 count package of 3-ply paper lunch napkins in Cobalt
- Approximately 6.5 x 6.5" folded
