Seattle plays in rain more than any other market on this shelf, and a paper napkin outdoors in Seattle in November has a short life. Keep the pack closed and hand them out rather than fanning them across a table where they will take on water from the air alone.
Six and a half inches square, forty-eight to a pack, two-ply. The standard luncheon napkin on this shelf, in navy and action green.
Seattle has two pieces here — these napkins and a three-pack plastic cover. For a wet-weather tailgate the plastic cover is the more important purchase of the two.
On the table
- 6.5" square, two-ply, forty-eight per pack.
- Keep the pack closed outdoors — paper takes water from damp air.
- Seattle also has a plastic cover here, three to a pack.
- In wet weather the plastic cover matters more than the napkins.
