Artichoke Cloth Napkin
Artichoke Cloth Napkin
A single watercolour artichoke, printed direct to fabric on a 100% cotton twill cloth napkin, in soft greens against white.
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| 5+ napkins | $20.24 each | save 8% |
| 6+ napkins | $19.36 each | save 12% |
| 10+ napkins | $18.48 each | save 16% |
| 20+ napkins | $17.16 each | save 22% |
| 50+ napkins | $16.06 each | save 27% |
Taken off automatically at checkout. Mix any prints or sizes — the count runs across the whole category, so five different napkins count as five.
Complete the Artichoke collection
Material
100% cotton twill
Specially spun fibers make a smooth, strong cloth that takes a sharp fold. Hemmed all the way round.
Direct-to-fabric print
The color goes into the weave rather than sitting on top, so the napkin still feels like plain cotton and the print is fade-resistant. Printed on one side.
Size & fit
| Cocktail napkin | 10" × 10" (25.4 × 25.4 cm) |
|---|---|
| Dinner napkin | 22" × 22" (55.9 × 55.9 cm) |
| Edges | Hemmed on all four sides |
| One-sided | |
| Sold as | One napkin per item |
Care instructions
Machine wash cold (max 30°C or 90°F), gentle cycle, mild detergent. Do not bleach. Line dry.
Skip the fabric softener — it coats the fibers, and a napkin that repels water is no use at the table.
Shipping & returns
Setting the table for a particular date? Order well ahead. Nothing here is made until you buy it, and once it is with the carrier the timing is no longer ours to promise.
Free shipping on US orders over $75. Elsewhere, shipping is calculated at checkout.
Returns. Items can be returned under our return policy.
FAQ
How big are cocktail and dinner napkins?
The cocktail napkin is 10″ × 10″ (25.4 cm) and the dinner napkin is 22″ × 22″ (55.9 cm). The 10″ is the one you hold with a glass; the 22″ is the one that sits across a lap. For a wedding or a long table, the 22″ is the standard choice.
What is the difference between a cocktail napkin and a dinner napkin?
Size and moment, not material. Both are the same 100% cotton twill with the same print. Cocktail napkins come out for drinks and small plates, dinner napkins for a seated meal. Many people buy some of each from the same design.
How do I fold cloth napkins?
Cotton twill holds a crease well, so most folds work without starch. A simple rectangle under the fork suits a laid table, a loose roll in a ring suits a buffet. Press the napkin while slightly damp for the sharpest edge.
Are these napkins reusable?
Yes. They are cloth napkins made to be washed and used again, not paper. The direct-to-fabric print goes into the weave rather than sitting on the surface, so the design survives repeated washing.
Style it with
Artichoke Cloth Napkin
