Five inches square is the cocktail fold: it goes around a cold can, sits under a plate of wings on a knee, and stacks flat on a cooler lid where a bigger napkin would blow away. At a tailgate this is the size people take two of at a time without thinking about it.
Forty-eight to a pack at $15.99 makes this the least expensive licensed item on the whole shelf, and beverage napkins are the piece a game-day table runs out of first. Three to four per person across a four-hour tailgate is the honest count.
Green Bay is the one market where a home game is played in weather that ruins paper goods, and a cocktail napkin left on a table in November is gone. Keep the pack in the cooler and hand them out rather than laying them out.
On the table
- 5" square — the cocktail fold, for cans and handheld food.
- Forty-eight per pack at $15.99, the cheapest licensed item here.
- Plan three to four per person over a four-hour tailgate.
- In wind, hand them out rather than leaving a stack on the table.
Specifics from the listing
- Beverage napkins measure 5" square




