Dinner Napkin Gingham Plaid Check, 100% Cotton, Wedding & Cocktail, Fabric with Mitered Corners & Generous Hem, Set of 12, 18x18 inches, Teal White Checks
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Dinner Napkin Gingham Plaid Check, 100% Cotton, Wedding & Cocktail, Fabric with Mitered Corners & Generous Hem, Set of 12, 18x18 inches, Teal White Checks
- COTTON DINNER NAPKINS SET: Includes 12 cloth napkins made from 100% cotton fabric, designed for everyday dining, family meals, and table settings with a clean and simple look.
- SOFT AND REUSABLE FABRIC: Cotton material provides a comfortable feel and is suitable for repeated use, maintaining its quality through regular washing and daily use.
- 18 x 18 INCH SIZE: Generous size offers good coverage for dining use, suitable for both casual meals and formal table arrangements.
- MITERED CORNERS AND HEMMED EDGES: Designed with neat stitching and finished edges to provide a structured shape and a clean appearance on the dining table.
- EASY CARE AND MAINTENANCE: Machine washable fabric allows simple cleaning and reuse, making it a practical option for everyday dining and occasional gatherings.
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