Cloth Napkins - 100% Cotton Napkins - Buffalo Plaid Napkins
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Plaid Cloth Napkins:
- Material: Our plaid cloth dinner napkins are made from 100% cotton.
- Available in a set of 6, they are Red, Black/White, Beige/Cream, and Navy Blue/Cream and have 1" checkered patterns to suit any taste.
- Size: Our buffalo plaid napkins measure 18x18 inches, making them a generous size that can be used for various purposes, such as wiping hands, cleaning spills, or even as placemats.
- Design: Our cloth dinner napkins come in various attractive designs and colors, from classic solids to modern patterns. These farmhouse napkins make them a versatile addition to any table setting, whether you're hosting a formal dinner or a casual brunch.
- Eco-friendly: Our Buffalo checkered linen napkins are stylish and aligned with our commitment to sustainable and eco-friendly practices.
- Easy to care for: The washable napkins are machine washable and can be tumble-dried on low heat, making them easy to care for and maintain. Pair it with a buffalo plaid tablecloth. Try the table runners, placemats, and other table linens in stripes.
Dimensions
- 18x18"
Care Maintenance
- Machine wash with cold water, gentle cycle.
- Tumble dry low, and remove promptly.
- Warm iron, as needed.
Shipping
- Standard USPS free shipping.
- Order processing time: 1 to 2 days.
Return & Refund
- Merchandise must not be worn, washed, or altered.
- Returns are accepted within 60 days of delivery.
- For any questions, Contact customerservice@allcottonandlinen.com.
- Refunds will be processed within 1-2 business days.
Pairs well with
Needs for Cloth Napkins
- Cloth napkins are versatile and can be used for various occasions, including formal dinners, casual gatherings, and outdoor picnics.
- They offer a touch of sophistication and style to your table setting.
- Cloth napkins also reduce waste and are a sustainable choice compared to disposable paper napkins.
- They can be easily washed and reused, contributing to a greener lifestyle.
- Plus, cloth napkins come in a wide range of colors, patterns, and textures, allowing you to personalize your table decor.
Buffalo Check Napkins
Take care of your dining table and complete your tablescape with the cotton napkins weaved with strong cotton threads. The cloth napkins is increasingly getting popular owing to its functionality and simplicity. Protect the surface of your table and style it at the same time with the checkered napkins.
Uses of Cloth Napkins
A dinner napkins is a versatile item that can be used in multiple ways. It adds a nice touch to your dining table or picnic area, making it look more appealing. Additionally, it helps protect your table from spills and stains. You can also repurpose it for crafting projects or use it as a picnic spread for outdoor gatherings.
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FAQ
Colors that complement buffalo plaid well include neutral tones such as white, black, gray, and beige. Additionally, bold colors like red, green, or navy can create a striking contrast with buffalo plaid patterns.
Buffalo plaid remains a classic and versatile pattern that has enduring popularity in fashion and home decor, making it a timeless choice rather than a trend that goes in and out of style.
Buffalo plaid is named after the traditional woolen red and black checkered pattern used in blankets by the Woolrich company, which was founded in 1830 in Woolrich, Pennsylvania. The association with buffalo comes from the pattern's historical use in buffalo robes worn by Native Americans and fur traders in the 19th century.
Buffalo check typically refers to a larger-scale checkered pattern with square shapes, while gingham features smaller checks in even spacing. Buffalo check often has a more rustic or outdoorsy feel, while gingham tends to have a lighter and more casual appearance.
Red and black checkered patterns became associated with buffalo plaid due to their historical use in buffalo robes by Native Americans and fur traders. The term "buffalo plaid" likely originated from the association of the pattern with buffalo hides and the practical, rugged lifestyle of those who wore them