Six and a half inches is the lunch napkin, and it is a better choice at a small child’s party than the 5-inch dessert size: it covers a lap, it wipes a face, and it survives being used as a towel. At forty-eight to a pack you can hand them out without counting.
This is the largest napkin count in the train range and the piece that will be needed most. Children under five go through three or four napkins each at a party where cake is involved, so forty-eight is a party of twelve rather than a party of forty-eight.
The print is the same friendly train artwork as the cups and covers in the range, so the four pieces sit together. Two-ply paper, which is the standard weight and enough for what this napkin is asked to do.
On the table
- 6.5" napkins — lunch size, big enough to be used as a towel.
- Forty-eight per pack: a party of twelve, not of forty-eight.
- Matches the All Aboard cups and both train table covers.
- The piece a small child’s party runs out of first.
Specifics from the listing
- Birthday napkins measure 6.5"
