Cotton Napkins

Every napkin we make is 100% cotton twill — strong, smooth, and softer with each wash rather than thinner.
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  • Spritz Veneto cloth napkin, 10 by 10 inches, laid flat showing the Spritz Veneto label print with oranges on a white ground Spritz Veneto Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Fig Leaf Navy fall cloth napkin laid flat, ripe figs, fig leaves and rosehips on deep navy Fig Leaf Navy Fall Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Vendemmia fall cloth napkin laid flat, purple and golden grapes with autumn vine leaves on wine red Vendemmia Fall Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Majolica Pumpkin fall cloth napkin laid flat, pumpkins and gourds framed in blue and gold majolica tiles Majolica Pumpkin Fall Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Wheat & Olive Stripe fall cloth napkin laid flat, wheat ears and olive sprigs between rust and gold stripes Wheat & Olive Stripe Fall Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Plum & Bay fall cloth napkin laid flat, ripe plums, plum blossom and bay leaves on cream Plum & Bay Fall Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Zucca & Sage fall cloth napkin laid flat, orange and green pumpkins with sage leaves on sage green Zucca & Sage Fall Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Olive Harvest cloth napkin laid flat, olive branches, harvest baskets and terracotta oil jugs on cream Olive Harvest Cloth Napkin — Olive Branch Decor From $22.00
  • Tuscan Harvest Toile fall cloth napkin laid flat, Tuscan farmhouses, cypress hills and grape pickers in terracotta toile Tuscan Harvest Toile Fall Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Quince & Walnut fall cloth napkin laid flat, golden quinces, walnuts and olive sprigs on a warm mustard ground Quince & Walnut Fall Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Persimmon & Olive fall cloth napkin laid flat, persimmons, olive sprigs and autumn leaves in watercolor on cream Persimmon & Olive Fall Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Christmas Rose & Olive cloth napkin laid flat, white Christmas roses and olive sprigs, tone on tone in sage and cream Christmas Rose & Olive Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Vin Brulé & Orange Christmas cloth napkin laid flat, vin brulé, orange slices, cinnamon and star anise on deep wine red Vin Brulé & Orange Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Cypress Gingham Christmas cloth napkin laid flat, potted cypress trees with gold stars on a sage green gingham check Cypress Gingham Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Rosemary Wreath Christmas cloth napkin laid flat, rosemary wreaths with cream bows and pink peppercorns on dusty rose Rosemary Wreath Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Candlelight & Laurel Christmas cloth napkin laid flat, tall white candles and laurel wreaths with red berries on warm gold Candlelight & Laurel Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Clementine & Holly Christmas cloth napkin laid flat, clementines, holly berries and little gold stars in watercolor on cream Clementine & Holly Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Mandarin & Pine Christmas cloth napkin laid flat, mandarins, halved fruit and pine sprigs in watercolor on sage green Mandarin & Pine Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Panettone & Star Christmas cloth napkin laid flat, panettone, orange slices, cinnamon and gold stars on Christmas red Panettone & Star Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Cantucci & Orange Christmas cloth napkin laid flat, cantucci, almonds and dried orange slices in watercolor on terracotta Cantucci & Orange Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00

Cotton napkins

Every napkin in the shop is 100% cotton twill, spun from long fibres for a cloth that is both strong and smooth. It softens with each wash without losing its structure.

Printed direct to fabric, so the colour is in the weave and the reverse stays natural cotton.

Frequently asked questions

Why cotton twill rather than plain weave?

Twill is a diagonal weave, which makes the cloth stronger for its weight and gives it a slight drape that a flat plain weave does not have. It also takes a direct-to-fabric print more cleanly, so the color sits in the cloth rather than on it.

Does cotton stain more easily than polyester?

Cotton absorbs, so a spill needs rinsing sooner. In exchange it releases stains properly in a cold wash and does not hold onto oil the way polyester does. For napkins that get used weekly, cotton is the better long-term choice.

Will they shrink?

Minimally, and only on the first wash. Wash cold on a gentle cycle and line dry — heat is what shrinks cotton, not water.