A guest towel is not a large napkin. It is three-ply, it is folded to stand up on a counter, and it does not disintegrate when someone actually dries their hands with it. That is why they sit next to a sink rather than under a plate, and it is why forty-eight of them is a sane quantity for a house holding twenty people for six hours.
The three-ply construction is the fact worth paying for. A two-ply lunch napkin used as a hand towel shreds and leaves paper on wet hands; a three-ply towel takes the job and goes in the bin intact. At roughly 42 cents each these cost more than napkins and are doing a different job.
The same Harvest Wishes pumpkin-and-leaf artwork runs on the oval dinner plates on this shelf, so the bathroom and the table can be told to match without a second purchase decision.
On the table
- 8.5" x 4.25" folded — stands upright in a standard guest towel tray.
- Three-ply: usable as an actual hand towel, unlike a two-ply lunch napkin.
- Forty-eight covers a bathroom counter and a buffet line for a full day of guests.
- Matches the Harvest Wishes oval dinner plates in this shelf.
Specifics from the listing
- Guest towels measure 8.5" x 4.25"
- Premium 3-ply guest towels feature a pumpkin and fall leaves design
