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Absolutely. Cloth napkins are just as sanitary as paper napkins when washed regularly. We recommend washing Servette napkins after each use in warm water with your regular detergent. Cotton is a naturally breathable fiber that releases bacteria and stains easily in the wash. The more you wash them, the softer they get.
Servette napkins are made to be used and washed, not babied. Machine wash warm, tumble dry low. For stains, treat them quickly with a little dish soap or stain remover before tossing them in the wash. Skip the bleach to preserve the color. That's it. No dry cleaning, no special treatment, no fuss.
For everyday use, yes. Cloth napkins are more absorbent, more durable, and better for the environment. The average American uses nearly 700 paper napkins a year, most of which end up in a landfill. Servette napkins replace all of that with something that actually looks good on your table and gets better with every wash.
For most households, 3 to 4 sets of four is the sweet spot. That gives you enough to get through the week without doing laundry after every meal. If you host regularly or have a larger family, having a few sets in rotation means you always have a clean napkin ready without thinking about it. Servette napkins are sold in sets of four so you can start with one and build from there.
Servette napkins are made from midweight cotton, garment washed for a soft, lived-in feel from day one. No stiff, scratchy fabric. Just honest cotton that drapes well, absorbs well, and holds its color wash after wash.
We’re putting the finishing touches on something we think you’ll love. Drop your email and we’ll let you know the moment we’re live.
We’ll only reach out when it matters.