Six and a half inches square is the luncheon fold, and it is the napkin to buy when the food is real: a plate of ribs, a chili bowl, a burger that needs both hands. It opens to cover a lap and folds back down small enough to hold with a drink.
Forty-eight to a pack, and worth knowing before comparing packs: the stock is identical across teams — same fold, same two-ply paper, different print. What moves team by team on licensed goods is demand for the mark, never the quality of the paper under it.
Detroit plays its home games indoors and hosts on Thanksgiving every year, which makes this one of the few team napkin packs that gets used at a dining table rather than a parking lot. It sits fine on a fall table alongside the plain orange and brown pieces on the color shelf.
On the table
- 6.5" square — the luncheon fold, for food that needs both hands.
- Forty-eight per pack, the standard luncheon count on this shelf.
- Same stock as every other team napkin here; only the print differs.
- The Thanksgiving host team, so this pack sees a dining table.
