Frequently asked questions
What makes Festival Dinner Napkins stand out from other linen napkins?
They are 100% linen with a plain weave and feature hand thread drawn hemstitching at the edges, finished with mitered corners for a refined, festival-style presentation.
How durable are these napkins for repeated use?
The napkins are made from durable 100% linen and are designed for repeated use, with a simple, sturdy construction suitable for everyday occasions.
How do I care for Festival Dinner Napkins to keep them looking good?
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, do not bleach, avoid fabric softener, wash dark colors separately, do not wring, line dry or tumble dry on low, remove while damp and iron on the linen setting.
What occasions or settings are these napkins best suited for?
Their festival-inspired style and natural linen texture make them appropriate for everyday meals and special occasions, adding a quiet, elegant touch to a range of table settings.
Where are these napkins made and what material are they?
They are made from 100% linen with a plain weave, sourced from Lithuania.
What size or quantity is included in the set?
The set includes four napkins.
Festival Dinner Napkins are crafted from 100% linen with a plain weave and a hand thread drawn hemstitch finished with mitered corners. Originating in Lithuania, these napkins align refined texture with the Festival collection’s classic styling, offering a refined accessory for coordinated table settings across any occasion.
The hemstitched detailing provides a subtle, tactile finish that remains elegant through regular laundering. Care is straightforward: machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, do not bleach or use fabric softeners, line dry or tumble dry on low heat, remove while still damp, and iron on the linen setting if needed.
- 100% linen with hand thread drawn hemstitching
- Plain weave for a refined, understated texture
- Mitered corners for a polished, finished look
- Originating in Lithuania, part of the Festival collection
- Easy care: machine wash cold, line dry or low-heat tumble dry
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