Summer Napkins For Travel

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Picnic & BBQ Time

For picnicking, BBQ, camping or travel, Stackd Everyday Napkins is 
the Eco friendly product that cuts down on paper waste
Summer Napkins
 
BBQ * Picnic * 4th of July

Did You Know?

The average person uses six paper napkins daily. With
Stack'd Everyday Napkins you will rarely need to
consume paper towels and napkins.
 

Happy Summer Travels "In Style"


Comments

Outside Inn said…
Bring on summer!
5/27/2012
Unknown said…
I know huh!
5/27/2012
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