Printed Napkin
Our printed napkins are one of the surfaces your brand touches guests most often. Customizable from 25×25 to 38×40 with different size and fold options (square fold, waiter fold, narrow fold), in kraft or white paper, from single-colour to full-colour print; made from FSC-certified pulp with no added plastic coating.
How many do you need?
Minimum 48,000 units. The unit price does not change with quantity.
Which size and fold?
Paper and print colour
Artwork and print details
It goes straight to press, so vector files only: PDF, AI, SVG or EPS.
You can enter your Pantone code for an exact colour match.
We price this product by quote. Complete your selection and send it; we will prepare your quote and email it to you.
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Specifications
| Size options | 25×25, 33×24, 33×33, 38×40 cm |
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| Fold types | 1/4 Square, 1/6, 1/8 Waiter, 1/8 Narrow |
| Paper | Kraft or White |
| Minimum order | 48,000 units |
| Lead time | 7–9 days |
| Certification | FSC, compostable |
| Manufacturer | Kullanat Tahta — our own production operation in İstanbul |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do printed napkins cost?
We price napkins by quote, because the unit price is not a single figure: size, folding, paper, number of print colours and quantity decide it together. Some things you can see without asking — the minimum order is 48,000 units, the lead time is 7–9 days, and the plate charge falls once per colour. Finish your choices in the configurator and send them; we prepare the quote and email it to you.
What's the difference between waiter fold and square fold?
Waiter fold (1/8) is easier to carry by hand during service; square fold (1/4) sits wider and more impressive on the table.
Is there a price difference between kraft and white napkins?
Yes, white napkins cost slightly more due to the bleaching process compared to kraft.
What's the 33×24 narrow fold used for?
It's designed for bar service and napkin needs placed next to narrow glasses.
Does full-colour printing add cost?
Yes, but it significantly increases visibility on the table and brand impact.
Why is the minimum order 48,000 units?
Napkins are printed on a flexo line and the line cannot take a job below that quantity; setup, initial waste and cleaning are the same however much you print. For smaller needs an unprinted napkin is a good middle ground — it comes from stock, so no minimum applies.
Branding concepts
Studio concepts showing how a single print identity carries across the product family.
Patisserie
Gelato
Deli and subs