Cloth Dinner Napkins in 100% Cotton Fabric - Mustard, Mitered Corners & Generous Hem, Set of 12

These will shrink around the edge and come out of the laundry wrinkled, a lot. If you do not know how to iron or don't want to, send them to the cleaners for ironing after you wash them. Or, don't buy these, get a polyester that will not be absorbent.If you want a nice napkin after you wash it, do this:Fill a spray bottle with water.Lay out each napkin and spray it with a mist of water, enough to make it damp.Fold or roll it up after spraying and put it in a plastic bag.Do this until you have all the cotton or linen items that you wish to iron.Place the bag, tied shut, in the fridge for up to two days, 24 hours is best.This will disperse the dampness throughout the fabric.When the fabric is damp all the way through, take it out of the fridge and iron it as follows:Fill your iron with water and preheat it to the Cotton or Linen setting.Have your spray bottle of water, sizing or starch handy.First, iron around the edge with the trim facing up, pressing down with the iron, and stretching the edges until they are flat. Flip it over and do the back side too.Second, do the center of the fabric. Flip it and do the front last.If the fabric is too soft and you want it crisp, spray the fabric with sizing or starch as you iron. You want to iron the fabric with lots of steam. Iron it until it feels dry.Once ironed, pile the napkins on a flat surface and let them sit out in the open a few minutes to disperse any remaining moisture.If desired, you can fold them after.If they are too soft, you can use spray fabric sizing or spray starch in place of the water when ironing. Sizing is better as it does not create flakes like starch can do. This will help when you are folding a napkin to stand up.You can iron any piece of clothing this way that is made of Cotton, Wool, or Linen. It takes practice and square flat items are good for that. Don't add starch to wool, sizing is better.These are the real deal, so they take some care and look beautiful for many years. They actually look and the touch/feel is better after washing and ironing. I despise synthetics for any use in the kitchen and dining room. They are useless when it comes to absorbency and heat resistance.

We love cloth napkins and use them every day. These are large, soft, and very easy to iron (the corners being the only areas in need of ironing). They are getting softer with each wash as would be expected with 100% cotton. The hems are tight and the fabric holds the shape. After a dozen washes I fully expect these napkins to hold up well. (hint: I did allow them to air dry once and did not need to iron them). Would buy again.Update after many uses and washing: Holding up great after many washes. No fraying, hems are still tight, like new (except softer). I will purchase more of these in the future, slowly replacing all our older napkins.

Everyone likes these as alter linens. I embroidered a cross on them and they do look good. Remember they are a "slub" cotton material. Don't expect them to be smooth. They are wrinkly by nature.

These did not disappoint! Great quality. They monogrammed beautifully. The reorder seemed to have a different quality and caused a bit of difficulty wrinkling as the machine monogrammed. Overall we were able to make these work beautifully!

These blue napkins stay the same size and don't shrink after several washings. They're a great price for 12 large cotton napkins.

I have always used polyester tablecloths and napkins. They are easy to use: no ironing and they wash well. I decided that I should upgrade to cotton/linen for a touch of elegance in my dining room, so I bought this tablecloth and matching napkins. They were thinner than I expected, but looked nice on the table (after ironing.) I've used them once and just removed them from the dryer. They are extremely wrinkled, requiring a full ironing. The napkins are also noticeably yellower than the tablecloth, even though they were washed together.I will iron them all, but I suspect they will stay in my linen closet.

I bought both the 100% cotton and the cotton/linen blend napkins. I did not expect first quality napkins at this price, but for the price they actually are very good. They laundered well and were easy to iron (yes, you do need to iron them - they wrinkle badly). After laundering the cotton/linen are very soft and absorbent. The 100% cotton are much thicker and sturdier, will probably hold up better for everyday use. You could probably get away without ironing the 100% cotton napkins.Update: They are holding up well in the wash and are easy to iron with a hot steam iron.

I have ordered many many of these. Have used for special occasions and hundreds for embroidery for weddings and events. Love these.

Me gustaron mucho, la tela es tipo manta, son gruesas, de buen tamaño y lucen muy bien, relación calidad-precio perfecta!

Soft, absorbant and looks good; just what a great diner napkin should be. Great value for money.

Well made, thick napkins.They was well, and look great.Great value

Just loved the texture and the looking!

Great price. Great look