Signature Napkins, Inc. 100% Cotton Premium Dinner Napkin, 25-Pack, 15.8" x 15.8", Midnight Blue

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The Five Star Napkins are unique. They look nice, are thin, and they are cut fabric. My first impression of them was that they look nice, and felt thin, but have a nice sheen. I would not call them luxury napkins, but they are nice…and different. At first glance, you might think they don’t look like they are disposable, yet they are advertised as disposable premium napkins. They are meant to be used once. I think that these will be great to use in different ways, and when you have them in hand, you will be able to determine how you want to use them. I have them on hand, in case I need napkins and don’t want to use my luxury napkins. I also keep one on hand in a makeup bag, in case I need it for a spill, or something else. In fact, something spilled on a jacket, and this napkins and some club soda came in handy and got the stain right out! So these are unique and convenient to have on had, for whatever you decide to use them for. Enjoy!

They are washable and reusable, but I don't think we will reuse them because the texture is rough and doesn't improve with washing. They are fairly absorbent but not something I would repurchase.

These are good napkins but "disposable" so do not expect to reuse unless you want to spend time and/or money laundering them.

You get a bag of nicely ironed linen type dinner napkins--very formal and nice looking too. But the seller calls these 'disposable' and I am hoping that I misunderstand the seller's intent. Why would anyone throw out linen napkins.? Other verbiage in the listing say these are recyclable --but honestly, it isn't clear what these are intended for--do you use them once and throw them out--at nearly $2.00 per napkin that seems awfully profligate. Perhaps the seller will clarify. IN the meantime, I am pleased to have a stack of fresh linen napkins for my next dinner party. I will wash and iron them when the party's over and if they fall apart, I will let you know.