Six and a half inches is the lunch fold, which is the working size. Open it over a knee and it covers; tuck it under a plate of pulled pork and it holds. The smaller cocktail square is for a drink and nothing else. This is the napkin that empties off a Hoosier tailgate table somewhere in the first quarter.
Two-ply does the work, crimson and cream does the rest. Sixty to a pack suits sixteen people at the three or four napkins each that a long afternoon takes, and the same artwork runs across the Indiana plates, the 54-by-108-inch cover and both Indiana kits, so a table can be matched without hunting for a near shade.
On the table
- Sixty napkins per pack, 6.5 inches folded, two-ply paper.
- Lunch size: wide enough for a plate, not just a glass.
- Crimson and cream, matched to the Indiana plates and cover.
- Plan three to four per person across a four-hour tailgate.
Specifics from the listing
- Napkins measure 6.5"
- Premium 2-ply paper napkins for easy cleanup
