Cotton Napkins

Every napkin we make is 100% cotton twill — strong, smooth, and softer with each wash rather than thinner.
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  • Snowflake & Olive Christmas cloth napkin laid flat, cream snowflakes and olive sprigs in a dusty blue Nordic knit Snowflake & Olive Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Nordic Olive Christmas cloth napkin laid flat, olive branches, snowflake stars and little trees in a green Nordic knit Nordic Olive Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Nordic lemon Christmas cloth napkin laid flat, a red knit-look pattern of lemons, cream star flowers and little green trees Nordic Lemon Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Sand Gingham Cloth Napkin, sand gingham check on cream, flat lay Sand Gingham Cloth Napkin — Neutral Table Decor From $22.00
  • Dusty Rose Gingham Cloth Napkin, dusty rose gingham check on cream, flat lay Dusty Rose Gingham Cloth Napkin — Pink Table Decor From $22.00
  • Dusty Blue Gingham Cloth Napkin, dusty blue gingham check on cream, flat lay Dusty Blue Gingham Cloth Napkin — Blue Table Decor From $22.00
  • Terracotta Gingham Cloth Napkin, terracotta gingham check on cream, flat lay Terracotta Gingham Cloth Napkin — Warm Table Decor From $22.00
  • Gold Gingham Cloth Napkin, gold gingham check on cream, flat lay Gold Gingham Cloth Napkin — Golden Table Decor From $22.00
  • Sage Gingham Cloth Napkin, sage green gingham check on cream, flat lay Sage Gingham Cloth Napkin — Green Table Decor From $22.00
  • Taupe Gingham Cloth Napkin, taupe gingham check on cream, flat lay Taupe Gingham Cloth Napkin — Neutral Table Decor From $22.00
  • Nativity & Olive Christmas cloth napkin shown flat, a nativity stable with gold stars and olive sprigs on deep green Nativity & Olive Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Blood Orange & Olive Plaid Christmas cloth napkin, sliced blood oranges and an olive sprig on red and sage green plaid, folded on a plate Blood Orange & Olive Plaid Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Poinsettia & Mistletoe Christmas cloth napkin, red poinsettias and mistletoe on cream, folded on a plate Poinsettia & Mistletoe Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Pomegranate & Pine Gingham Christmas cloth napkin, a pomegranate, pine cone and orange slice on sage green gingham, folded on a plate Pomegranate & Pine Gingham Christmas Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Pomegranate & Marigold fall cloth napkin, a pomegranate branch through a rust and marigold watercolor floral on cream, folded on a plate Pomegranate & Marigold Fall Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Artichoke Gingham cloth napkin, two artichokes with olive sprigs on a terracotta and cream gingham check, folded on a plate Artichoke Gingham Cloth Napkin — Terracotta Decor From $22.00
  • Fig & Acorn fall cloth napkin, ripe figs and an acorn on a terracotta, ochre and olive gingham check, folded on a plate Fig & Acorn Fall Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Pumpkin & Olive fall cloth napkin, watercolor pumpkins, olive branches and figs on cream, folded on a plate Pumpkin & Olive Fall Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Pumpkin & Pear fall cloth napkin, heirloom pumpkins, pears and apples on cream, folded on a plate Pumpkin & Pear Fall Cloth Napkin From $22.00
  • Fig & Grape fall cloth napkin, watercolor figs and grapes on cream, folded on a plate Fig & Grape Fall 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.