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

10'' × 10''
$22.00
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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

$22.00
Buy 5 or more and get 8% off up to 27% off · see the full table

A watercolor gingham check in terracotta, ochre and olive on cream, with branches of ripe purple and green figs, a hazelnut and an acorn laid across it, printed direct to fabric on a cotton twill fall napkin.

Size
Order today and get it between November 11 and November 19.
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Buy more, save more

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.

BUNDLE & SAVE 15%Add 3 or more pieces and the discount applies automatically at checkout.

Complete the Fig & Acorn Fall collection

Fig & Acorn fall placemat, ripe figs and an acorn on a terracotta, ochre and olive gingham check, on a wooden table
Placemat$32.00
Fig & Acorn fall table runner in polyester, 16 x 72 inches, laid flat — ripe figs and acorns on a terracotta, ochre and olive gingham check
Fig & Acorn fall apron laid flat, ripe figs and an acorn on terracotta, ochre and olive gingham
Apron$49.00
Fig & Acorn fall tea towel, ripe figs and an acorn on a terracotta, ochre and olive gingham check, hanging in a kitchen
Tea Towel$26.00
See the full Fig & Acorn Fall set
100% cotton twill
Machine washable
Fade-resistant print
Matches the whole set
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 napkin10" × 10" (25.4 × 25.4 cm)
Dinner napkin22" × 22" (55.9 × 55.9 cm)
EdgesHemmed on all four sides
PrintOne-sided
Sold asOne 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 all US orders. Elsewhere, shipping is calculated at checkout.

Returns. Misprinted or damaged? We replace it or refund you — email us with a photo within 30 days. Changed your mind? Unused, unwashed pieces can be exchanged within 30 days; see our return policy for details.

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.

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