Basic napkins lightweight

Extra soft and thick. Simply the best napkins.

These are great for parties. They are very strong and absorbent. Great quality.

A good napkin to have in stock at the house or work

The napkin quality has changed since I last purchased Vanity Fair napkins.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m one that has to have a napkin when I eat. I don’t like those tiny one sheet kind of napkins either. The size of this napkin helps with wiping off or wiping up unneeded messes. They hold a lot as well when it’s a liquid spill. The packaging of this product makes you feel you’re buying fancy napkins and the details are cute. But also you’re able to look fancy without the fancy cost! I love these!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was skeptical at first but man these are amazing! They didn’t tear even though I was scrubbing hard on them to clean up some oil mess. Cleaned it up good and you can flip it over and use the other side. They’re really big and you get a lot for the package. I can clean multiple surfaces with just napkin. I love it.

These are smaller than the original napkins and not as soft. More like a paper towel. Bring back the original large dinner eloquent napkins! Increased the price for a cheaper made napkin. Sometimes it’s better not to change. Why fix when it is not broken?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s so pretty! I like the look of it. The woven circular design makes them look fancy. I was hoping that these napkins was more than just a pretty face. The worst thing about a napkin is when you make a spill and you need to a bunch of napkins to clean it up. I wanted to see how absorbent it was and it really did the job. These are great napkins for embarrassing spills and needed clean ups.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Vanity fair napkins work so well at keeping our hands and faces clean while eating. The material and thick and absorbent. The size is perfect and cleans up well so I only need one napkin each time instead of three.