The shelf that starts under five dollars
This is the cheapest shelf on the site — $4.98 at the bottom, $19.89 at the top — because almost nothing here carries a seasonal print. Four lunch napkin packs, four table covers, two hanging decorations, a dinner napkin pack, a beverage napkin pack, placemats, cups, a dessert plate, a centerpiece and an invitation pack: the residue of party planning that turns out to be useful in an ordinary week.
Lunch napkins do more than lunch
A lunch napkin — roughly 6.5 inches folded, two-ply — is the most generally useful piece of paper in this catalog. It is big enough for a sandwich, small enough for a coffee, cheap enough to keep a stack in a drawer, and it is what most people mean when they say "napkin". The pack counts here run high, which is the point.
Pack sizes run from 1 to 50
The spread on this shelf is wider than anywhere else: single-item decorations and centerpieces at one end, 50-count napkin packs at the other. Read the count line on each card rather than the price; a $12 pack of fifty is a different purchase from a $12 single cover, and both appear on this page.
Two team pieces that landed here on price
An Ohio State table cover at $8.43 and a 20-count University of Florida napkin pack sit on this shelf rather than the collegiate one, because they are single small packs sold at everyday prices instead of game-day multipacks. If you are outfitting a tailgate, the college shelf is the right page; if you want one team cover for a Saturday afternoon, this is where the cheap one is.
No ratings, and why that is fine here
None of the seventeen pieces on this shelf carries a public rating. Plain everyday goods sell steadily without generating reviews — nobody writes about a napkin that worked. What matters on this shelf is the count, the ply and the dimensions, all of which are printed on the cards.