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Gingham Polyester Napkins Red Check (Pack of 10)

SKU: HB580

£27.03(£32.44 inc VAT)

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These red check gingham napkins from Mitre are made from spun polyester and are a practical choice for casual dining settings where a traditional, homely look is part of the atmosphere. The classic gingham pattern is well suited to cafés, tea rooms, farm shops, and informal bistros where a cloth napkin adds a considered touch without requiring the formality of plain white linen.

Polyester fabric holds up well through repeated laundering, which matters in high-turnover operations where napkins go through the wash several times a week. The material is easy to iron and resists creasing reasonably well, helping front-of-house staff turn covers more efficiently during busy service periods.

  • Traditional red check pattern suited to relaxed, informal dining environments
  • Spun polyester construction tolerates frequent commercial laundering
  • Easy to iron, helping maintain a presentable finish between services
  • Supplied in packs of ten, practical for small operations or topping up existing stock
  • A simple, cost-effective way to introduce cloth napkins without a large outlay

It is worth noting that polyester napkins are not the right choice for every setting — fine dining or premium covers typically call for cotton or linen. These are best considered where casual presentation and practical laundry management are the priorities.

If you are unsure how many packs suit your cover count, or whether this fabric weight works for your service style, the team is happy to help you think it through.

Frequently asked questions

How many packs do I need for a typical café service?

A useful rule of thumb is to hold at least two to three times your cover count in napkins, allowing for a full service, a wash cycle, and a reserve. For a 20-cover café, three to four packs of ten would give you a workable rotation, though this depends on how frequently you can turn laundry around.

Are polyester napkins suitable for a more formal dining setting?

Polyester napkins are well suited to casual and informal settings such as cafés, tea rooms, and relaxed bistros. For fine dining or premium covers, cotton or linen napkins are generally more appropriate as they drape and finish differently and tend to meet higher guest expectations in those environments.

How should these napkins be laundered in a commercial setting?

Spun polyester tolerates standard commercial laundry temperatures well and dries relatively quickly. They can be ironed at a low to medium setting — polyester should not be ironed at high heat. If you are processing large volumes, a flatwork ironer or a small roller iron would make finishing more efficient than a hand iron.
Gingham Polyester Napkins Red Check (Pack of 10)

£27.03(£32.44 inc VAT)

£27.03(£32.44 inc VAT)

These red check gingham napkins from Mitre are made from spun polyester and are a practical choice for casual dining settings where a traditional, homely look is part of the atmosphere. The classic gingham pattern is well suited to cafés, tea rooms, farm shops, and informal bistros where a cloth napkin adds a considered touch without requiring the formality of plain white linen.

Polyester fabric holds up well through repeated laundering, which matters in high-turnover operations where napkins go through the wash several times a week. The material is easy to iron and resists creasing reasonably well, helping front-of-house staff turn covers more efficiently during busy service periods.

  • Traditional red check pattern suited to relaxed, informal dining environments
  • Spun polyester construction tolerates frequent commercial laundering
  • Easy to iron, helping maintain a presentable finish between services
  • Supplied in packs of ten, practical for small operations or topping up existing stock
  • A simple, cost-effective way to introduce cloth napkins without a large outlay

It is worth noting that polyester napkins are not the right choice for every setting — fine dining or premium covers typically call for cotton or linen. These are best considered where casual presentation and practical laundry management are the priorities.

If you are unsure how many packs suit your cover count, or whether this fabric weight works for your service style, the team is happy to help you think it through.