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A 20-count pack of Family Drama 3-ply paper cocktail napkins printed in Germany with non-toxic, water-soluble dyes
This 20-count pack of 3-ply paper cocktail napkins suits hosts preparing drinks for guests. The folded format measures five by five inches and fits standard barware. Designs by Rosanne Beck are printed in Germany using non-toxic, water-soluble dyes.
These napkins replace thinner single-ply options when a sturdier hand-feel matters. The jump is worth it for cocktail parties or holiday drinks where absorbency and print quality add to the presentation. They are not suited for buyers who need larger dinner-sized sheets or cloth alternatives.
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| Brand name | Boston International |
| Product type | Home |
Each napkin folds to a 5 x 5-Inch square, a standard cocktail size that sits neatly on most barware.
The non-toxic, water-soluble dyes are printed in Germany for colourfastness; simply unfold and use — no pre-wash or special handling is required.
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