Super Value Bulk Pack: White Linen Cocktail Napkin Coasters - Set of 50 6"x6" Ladder Hemstitch Cloth Napkins - Perfect for Beverage Parties Review

I needed a large amount for the shower we were throwing. Now I will collect them in small batches and order monograms and embroidery for various occasions and holidays.

Really very impressed with how beautiful and well made this place is. Great success at my son's wedding. They created a chic atmosphere and pretended we had classes or something. ;)

love these. Bought as a backorder. I use them for monograms and embroidery. Great for that. They're not super thick or durable, but I don't care. Excellent for the price.

Nice quality cocktail napkins. I bought this set to embroider for my business. I was concerned about the quality given the price but they were excellent and equally on par with others I've bought from empty businesses. I will refill soon.

I've been buying for a year now and I'm satisfied, but the last order had too much starch and it was difficult to embroider. They have lost their natural look. Also, some napkins were smaller than 6"X6". Has your provider changed?

These square napkins are large enough to be used as coasters (many fine bars are switching to small square linen napkins instead of paper for environmental and aesthetic reasons); They would be more suitable for snacks. They appear to be well made and were otherwise good value.

These cocktail napkins are very well made except they are not white. I have bought "white" ones from other vendors and they are as white as a piece of copier paper. They're not, they're off-white/white. If I didn't need the white ones I would keep them because they are otherwise very good.

I buy these to paint them. Despite the recommendation to wash them in cold water, they wash just fine even with a hot wash. The set on the left is this napkin. It will shrink a little on hot washes, but less than you might think. Being linen it will require an iron and maybe starch if you mind crumple it up. It is best to iron them when wet. The only caveat is to wash them in a mesh laundry bag so they don't get lost.

These square napkins are large enough to be used as coasters (many bars are switching to small square linen napkins instead of paper for environmental and aesthetic reasons); They would be more suitable for snacks. They appear to be well made and were otherwise good value.

These cocktail napkins are very well made except they are not white. I have bought "white" ones from other vendors and they are as white as a piece of copier paper. They're not, they're ivory/white. If I didn't need the white ones I would keep them because they are otherwise very good.

I buy them for individual painting. Despite the recommendation to wash them in cold water, they wash just fine even with a hot wash. The set on the left is this napkin. It will shrink a little on hot washes, but less than you might think. Being linen it will require an iron and maybe starch if you mind crumple it up. It is best to iron them when wet. The only caveat is to wash them in a mesh laundry bag so they don't get lost.