A simple French tradition for ditching paper napkins.
A special quality of these napkins is indeed their French influence. Our shop buyers and product developers can’t help but be inspired by the effortlessness of French style and its focus on quality and longevity, and we think these napkins hit the mark with the right mix of elegance and practicality.
That practicality comes from the “old reliable” of the textile world: 100 percent cotton. However, we’ve updated the classic, giving it a special enzyme wash that results in a super-soft feel and the look of linen, minus the heavy creases. The napkins come in six match-everything colors—take note of that vintage-inspired hem detail—from dreamy pink to natural flax, so coordinating with existing linens is a no-brainer.
So, how does one use these, comme les Français? Our Test Kitchen Director, Allison Buford has the right ideas. She uses a different color napkin for each family member with casual dinners every night, meaning each person is responsible for running theirs through the wash when soiled."They’re elegant enough for a place setting, but not too fancy for a picnic table," she adds. As for the choice of colors, she says,"they will only get better with age.
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