Six and a half inches folded is the luncheon size, which opens out to cover a lap and folds back small enough to hold against a cup. It is the napkin to buy when the food is real: a loaded plate, a chili bowl, ribs. The smaller cocktail fold is for a can and a handful of chips, and it fails at anything with sauce.
Two-ply is the part worth paying attention to. Single-ply tears when a hand is wet, which is the exact moment a napkin is reached for, and a torn napkin means two more pulled from the stack. Sixty at two-ply goes further through an afternoon than ninety at one.
On the table
- Sixty two-ply paper napkins, 6.5 inches square when folded.
- The luncheon fold handles loaded plates; the 5" cocktail fold does not.
- Two-ply tears less, so the stack lasts longer than the count suggests.
- Pairs with the Penn State plates and cover already on this shelf.
Specifics from the listing
- Premium 2-ply paper napkins for easy cleanup
