Litter Free Lunch Organic Napkins, Chili Pepper, Set of 2

Description

Sometimes the simplest ideas are the best ones. Such is the case with Litter Free Napkins. These reusable napkins are made in the USA of organic cotton with thoughtful features like pretty contrast stitching around the edges and a sewn-in label to write the owner's name. Modestly sized at 12 inches square, they're ideal for younger eaters or any commuters. They also make a great snack mat. Stash them in your desk drawer at work, or slip them into lunch bags, picnic baskets, and diaper bags. They're soft, durable, and machine washable.

Why buy organic cotton?
These napkins were made with pure organic cotton that was grown without the use of pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, herbicides, or any other chemicals. Organic cotton is safer than conventional cotton for workers to pick. And increasingly, environmentally aware consumers (such as yourself!) are choosing to purchase organic cotton rather than fiber that was grown using large amounts of chemicals.

These organic napkins in chili pepper come in a set of 2 with chili pepper stitching around the edges. They're perfect for weekday lunches.

Features

Design

• Replaces paper napkins in your lunch kit
• Made of single-ply organic cotton with stitched edging
• Sewn-in label offers space to write name

Materials
Made of 100% organic cotton, free of lead and phthalates.

Care Instructions
Machine wash and dry.

About the Manufacturer
Litter Free Lunch Napkins are the creation of Felice Farran and Megan Wojtyla, mothers from Naperville, IL. Tired of packing lunches with throwaway paper napkins or adult-sized linens, they dreamed up this line of reusable cotton napkins sized for kids and commuters. Thanks, ladies!

Capacity

Dimensions
12 in. wide x 12 in. high

Sustainability

Sustainability
Using cloth napkins from Litter Free Lunch in place of paper napkins and towels does the planet a favor. Yes, paper napkins are super handy when you're packing lunches. But consider how many you use in a day, a week, a month, a year. Think about how much money you're spending on something that just gets thrown away.

The average American family uses at least 3 paper napkins or towels per person each day. There are about 315 billion people in the United States. Care to do the math?