This is the base napkin of the Navy and Gold range: same stock, same 6.5-inch lunch fold, same palette as the 18th, 30th and 50th packs, without a number on it. That makes it the one to buy when the age is a sore subject, when the party is a retirement or an anniversary, or when you want leftovers you can use again next year.
Six and a half inches folded is the size that does the work at a party where people eat standing: it opens to cover a lap, it takes a slice of cake with a fork, and it folds back down small enough to hold with a glass. Forty-eight is three each for a party of sixteen, which is about right.
The rating shown is pooled across the whole Navy and Gold napkin range — the plain pack and the numbered ones from the 21st to the 90th are one product with different printing. The verdict is on the napkin, not on the milestone.
On the table
- 6.5" folded, two-ply, forty-eight per pack.
- No number printed — works for a retirement, an anniversary, or next year.
- The score is pooled across every numbered variant in the range.
- Three napkins per guest at a party of sixteen.
Specifics from the listing
- Disposable napkins measure 6.5"
- Premium paper 2-ply napkins
