Four cloth dinner napkins in Trudie's Abigail Pink print, each edged with a ruffle.
The case for reusable napkins is unglamorous and completely convincing. You buy them once, you wash them, and you stop buying paper forever. Pink cloth napkins are the version of that decision you will actually enjoy looking at. Pink is warmer than white and softer than a bold color, so pink dinner napkins flatter a table without taking it over, and they read as spring, as birthday, or as ordinary Wednesday depending on what you set around them.
The ruffled edge is what keeps a simple square from looking like a plain square.
How do you store cloth napkins? Cloth napkins keep best stored clean, completely dry, and either folded flat in a drawer or draped over a rod so hard creases do not set into the fabric. Keeping them out of direct sunlight and away from damp cupboards prevents fading and mildew between uses.
