Maize and blue is a hard pair to improvise. Plain yellow plates next to plain blue napkins land somewhere between a school and a road sign, which is the argument for a printed kit over a shelf of solids. Twenty-four plates and sixty napkins in the same artwork settle the question before anyone sets the table.
The split suits a family weekend better than it suits a parking lot: one plate per person, napkins taken again on every trip across a long afternoon. For a bigger crowd the 48-count 9-inch Michigan dinner plates run the same print, so the kit stretches with plates instead of being doubled with a second box.
On the table
- Twenty-four plates and sixty napkins, eighty-four pieces in total.
- Maize and blue printed, rather than improvised from solid colors.
- Stretch it with the 48-count Michigan dinner plates, same artwork.
- Suits family weekend and graduation as much as a tailgate.
Specifics from the listing
- Each University of Michigan Paper Plate and Napkin Party Kit contains: 24 University of Michigan Paper Plates and 60 University of Michigan Napkins
