Application

These cream Airlaid (non-woven) napkins, measuring 40x40 cm, are a premium product that serves as an elegant alternative to traditional cloth napkins. With their fluffy structure and subtle champagne hue, the vessel is ideal for restaurants, hotels, and formal banquets or special events such as weddings or communions. These napkins allow for the creation of luxurious table decorations, providing guests with maximum comfort during use.

Technical specifications

• Section dimensions: 40 x 40 cm
• Raw material: Airlaid (non-woven fabric)
• Number of layers: 1 (high-density material)
• Folding method: 1/4 fold
• Color: Cream / Champagne
• Quantity per pack: 50 pieces

Why it's worth it

• The Airlaid material features a structure similar to natural linen, giving the napkins a prestigious look and making them exceptionally soft to the touch.
• The vessel is characterized by very high absorbency and durability, even when wet, making it significantly more efficient than standard paper napkins.
• The subtle cream color easily complements various tableware, introducing a warm and festive atmosphere to the arrangement.
• The high rigidity of Airlaid non-woven fabric allows for elaborate folding into 3D shapes that stably maintain their form on the plate.
• The use of non-woven technology eliminates linting, ensuring the impeccable cleanliness of glasses, cutlery, and guests' clothing.
• The disposable nature of the product ensures the highest standard of hygiene while eliminating the costs of laundering and ironing fabric textiles.

FAQ

What is the difference between Airlaid and regular paper?
Airlaid is a non-woven fabric produced without water, which gives it fluffiness and a texture similar to cotton while maintaining many times more absorbency than paper.

Are these napkins suitable for weddings?
Yes, due to their large size and fabric-like material, Airlaid napkins are the most popular choice for weddings, banquets, and other premium events.

Are the napkins absorbent?
Yes, one layer of high-density Airlaid material can absorb significantly more liquids than multi-ply paper napkins.