Lunch size is the 6.5-inch square fold, the middle napkin of the three: bigger than a beverage napkin, smaller than the dinner fold. It holds a plate of food steady on a lap, wraps a slice of cake for someone leaving early, and folds under a cup without hanging off the saucer. Two plies rather than one means it handles barbecue sauce instead of dissolving into it.
A hundred and fifty is a stack that outlasts the party. Guests take a fresh napkin every trip back to the table, so the planning figure is two or three a head rather than one. In classic red the box carries Christmas, the Fourth of July and a game-day spread without being repacked in between.
On the table
- Two-ply paper, 6.5 inches square folded — the lunch size.
- 150 to a box: plan on two or three napkins per guest.
- Classic red matches the red covers and Stay Put pieces here.
- The lunch fold sits between the beverage napkin and the dinner one.
Specifics from the listing
- 150-Count 2-Ply Paper Lunch Napkins in Classic Red
- Lunch napkins measure 6.5-Inch square
