Reusable Napkin Co. Hemp & Organic Cotton Napkin - Mackerel

the brand story:

The Reusable Napkin Co. journey began in 2019, when Sara & John decided to join the global movement in the war against waste. They inheriting two sets of cloth napkins from John's Grandmother and Sara immediately fell in love with these napkins upon noting how versatile, durable, pleasant they were to use! A seed had been planted. Today, they are very proud to be an Australian, conscious and reusable napkin manufacturer. 

Reusable Napkin Co. are here to show us that making the switch from disposable, single-use napkins to reusable cloth napkins is a super easy way to make a big difference. Not only will you be contributing to a reduction in waste hitting our already overflowing landfills, but you will also be saving yourself some money in the long run! They have so many uses.

you are making a difference:

• Australian designed and manufactured.
• Consciously sourced fabric,
• Endlessly reusable, not disposable.
• Plastic free, natural fabric.
• Chemical free.
• GOTS certified organic cotton, grown with less water and without the use of pesticides.
• Hemp is a highly renewable and regenerative, crop uses less water to grow and is grown without the need for harmful pesticides.
• Procion low impact, fibre reactive dyes.
• Ethically sourced fabric from an Australian supplier.
• Recycled paper swing tag.

features:

• High quality and long lasting; will last for years!
• Strong, hard wearing fabric that softens more and more with use.
• Natural hemp fabric and organic cotton blend.
• Generously sized.
• Multi-use.
• Designed in Melbourne.
• Use in your children's or your lunch boxes, as a wash cloth, for everyday eating or entertaining.
•  Once these have lost their main function, cloth napkins can be downcycled into cleaning cloths. Once they have completely lost their use, these cloth napkins can be shredded and added to the backyard compost.

dimensions:

40cm x 40cm. One only.

care:

Can be washed in cold water, with like colours.  No bleach should be used as it weakens the natural fibres. Drip dry or line dry is recommended. Iron temperature can be hot.

end of life:

Can be reused, upcycled/downcycled into cleaning cloths or composted at end of useful life. Also see your local council for textile recycling schemes.

Made in Australia.

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