Three plies instead of the usual two is the whole argument for this napkin. Most party napkins are two-ply and fall apart the moment frosting meets them; a third layer means the napkin stays in one piece through a slice of buttercream cake and can then be used on a face without tearing into pieces on skin.
Sixteen to a pack, printed with multicolor stripes rather than an arc, so it sits beside the rainbow dessert plates without copying them. Two napkins per guest at a party of eight is the honest reading of that count, and children under five will use all of them before the candles are out.
On the table
- Three-ply rather than two: it survives frosting in one piece.
- Sixteen per pack, lunch fold, multicolor stripe print.
- Two each at a party of eight, which is about right.
- Pairs with the eight-count rainbow dessert plates here.
Specifics from the listing
- 16 Count package of 3-Ply paper lunch napkins
- Approximately 12.9"x6.7" folded
