FIVE STAR NAPKINS 100% Cotton Cocktail Napkin, 50-Pack, Gray

These are functional only as disposable cocktail napkins.

These were super frustrating, every single one left threads in the dryer and washer, they are very small and not effective.

Is this a joke? Smh - don’t bother buying this

If you frequently entertain and do so with style ... these may be a splurge that could make sense for you. As the name of the company dictates, these are 5-Star all the way. If you have 20 - 30 people at an event or gathering, it would be very hard to put out that many coasters. 100% cotton disposable napkins feel much nicer and look much classier.A couple of points to consider:- These are disposable and will eventually bio-degrade. However, spending $30 for a package of 50 of these might be a hard thing to do. At around 40 cents per napkin, they are a luxury item for sure- I have used these and find that, unlike paper napkins, which can saturate with moisture as cold drinks 'sweat', they hold their shape and do not crinkle or come apart like wet paper can do.- Some guests at a party I used these at were a bit confused by what to do with their cotton napkins at the end of the night. Do they give them back? Do they throw them away? Should they worry about staining them with dark liquids or dabbing cocktail sauce off their mouth or hands on a white, cloth napkin? That could be a little awkward for the guest to decide.- I throw these away after use at a party ... or the minute they get a stain. There is nothing which says they can't be laundered and ironed ... but at the end of the day, 40 cents each is basically the cost of a jar of Luxardo cherries for cocktail garnish, so I consider it the cost of the cocktail.- These have a printed-on navy blue border designed to look stitched on. It's okay but the inside area has a slight grey shade vs. the edges, which are bright white. Hardly noticeable but I'd prefer bright white throughout. (If you flip them over, it is all-white without the faux-stitched border.Overall, these feel and look like they belong in a 5-star hotel bar. They add enough pizazz that your guests will notice the first class, small touch vs. a crinkly pack of paper napkins which probably cost $3 - $5. A splurge, for certain, but for gatherings I am serving top shelf drinks, I would get these vs. paper. For everyday use alone, probably not. I hope my video, photos and honest review after using the product at a cocktail party I hosted, was helpful to you.

I love washable napkins. It seems a lot less wasteful than paper cocktail napkins to me. What I especially like about these is this is a 50 pack. When I have company it is less than 50 people and it will be great to have these on hand so I don't have to think about whether I have cocktail napkins.These are a very nice quality and will work for any occasion. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do. I'll update the review if they don't wash well. So far so good.