Paper Napkins: Made from paper, often disposable, available in different thicknesses (1-ply, 2-ply, 3-ply) for varying levels of absorbency and strength

Absorbency

• Napkins are designed to absorb liquids, such as spills and moisture from food, to keep the table and hands clean.

Size

• • Standard Napkin Size: Typically around 33 cm x 33 cm (13″ x 13″) when unfolded, but smaller sizes are also available (e.g., cocktail napkins, which are usually 25 cm x 25 cm or 10″ x 10″).
  • Fold Types: Napkins can come in different folds like Z-fold, C-fold, and Standard Fold for both paper and cloth varieties.

Usage

• • • Dinner Napkins: Larger napkins used during meals to wipe hands and mouth, typically cloth or high-quality paper.
    • Cocktail Napkins: Smaller napkins used for drinks, often decorative and made from paper.
    • Disposable: Most paper napkins are designed to be thrown away after use, making them convenient for casual settings.