With its elegant, shell-embossed design and sophisticated image carefully cultivated for almost 60 years, the Vanity Fair brand of napkins has a reputation as a product for special occasions. Now, parent company Georgia-Pacific wants consumers to know that Vanity Fair napkins can be part of their everyday lives.

Amazon's #1 best-seller in paper napkins, the 400-count pack of 13x12. 75 Vanity Fair Everyday Napkins have a cloth-like texture, so they're softer and larger than your standard napkin. The premium two-ply napkins are thick, strong, and absorbent. The high-quality napkins are durable, so they can last through a meal.

Elevate the moment with Vanity Fair® Entertain Napkins - featuring soft and stylish cocktail and dinner napkins designed to complement a wide variety of entertaining occasions.

8.5”x 7.5” We appreciate you contacting us about Vanity Fair®. Our Vanity Fair® Entertain Classic Napkins are: 8.5”x 7.5” folded (15”x 17” unfolded).

Vanity Fair is best known for its celebrity portraits and the controversy that occasionally surrounds its more risqué images. In addition, the magazine has earned a reputation for lively writing, in-depth reporting, and insightful social commentary.

Vanity Fair is most recognized for its celebrity pictures and the occasional controversy that surrounds its more risqué images. Furthermore, the publication is known for its energetic writing, in-depth reporting, and social commentary.

Rag paper contains 100% linen and/or cotton fibre and is therefore the highest quality and most expensive paper. Half-rag paper usually contains 50% rag fibre and 50% cellulose. There are also different grades of inexpensive paper made of 25% rag fibre and 75% cellulose.

Elegant napkins and tablecloths are often made with fine linen. More casual napkins can be made with broadcloth and other cotton or polyester materials like poplin, gabardine, gauze, oxford cloth, and osnaburg. If you want a printed fabric, quilting cottons and gingham checks are great for napkins.

VF Corporation (formerly Vanity Fair Mills until 1969) is an American global apparel and footwear company founded in 1899 by John Barbey and headquartered in Denver, Colorado. The company's 13 brands are organized into three categories: Outdoor, Active and Work.

Vanity Fair is best known for its celebrity portraits and the controversy that occasionally surrounds its more risqué images. In addition, the magazine has earned a reputation for lively writing, in-depth reporting, and insightful social commentary.

ARE VANITY FAIR® NAPKINS MADE FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS? Vanity Fair® paper napkins are made at facilities using both virgin fiber and very high-quality recycled fibers in order to achieve certain softness and strength attributes.

approx. 10½ by 15½ inches The normal size of a Vanity Fair print is approx. 10½ by 15½ inches, though this does vary somewhat by year, and the various publishers, over the life of Vanity Fair.

With Vanity Fair, 78.5% of their readership are women with the median age being 45.2 years old. They're hitting the upper middle-class female demographic with the median household income of their total audience is $76,097. However, the median household income for Vanity Fair's affluent audience is $160,812.

Vanity Fair features in-depth reporting, gripping narratives, and world-class photography, plus heaping doses of Oscar-blogging, royal-watching, and assorted guilty pleasures.

Vanity Fair is the story of one young woman's rise to the top of England's shallow upper-class society and her swift fall. Vanity Fair also focuses on the people who populate that world, including Becky's friend, Amelia Sedley, who in many ways lives out a parallel life to Becky's.

The process used to make the paper gives it certain qualities. These include the strength of the paper (how easily it tears), the grain of the paper (whether there is a direction in which the paper naturally wants to fold) and deckle edges (compared to machine cut edges).