The dinner fold is the one that goes beside a plate or stands in a glass, and at 7.875 inches it opens wide enough to sit across a lap through a full course. The lunch napkin in this line is smaller at 6.5 inches square, and the gap between the two matters at any table where people eat sitting down.
Twenty-five to a pack is a dinner party rather than a hall, which fits the way hunter green tends to get used: a family Christmas meal, a small formal table, ivory plates and a couple of gold candles. For a bigger room the same shade runs to lunch napkins in packs of fifty.
On the table
- 7.875-inch dinner fold, twenty-five napkins to the pack.
- Larger than the 6.5-inch lunch square from the same line.
- Pack size suits a seated dinner, not a hall buffet.
- Deep forest green sits well with ivory plates and gold accents.
