Are gold foil wedding napkins soft enough and comfortable to use?

The core softness of gold foil wedding napkins comes from the 99.99% virgin wood pulp material they use. As a natural fiber raw material, virgin wood pulp has longer fiber length and more complete structure, avoiding the problem of fiber breakage or impurity residue caused by multiple processing of recycled fibers. This material property makes the napkins delicate in the unused state. When you touch it with your fingers, you can clearly feel the smooth arrangement of the fibers, rather than rough granularity or fiber debris. Its natural softness lays a good foundation for subsequent processing and use experience, ensuring that the napkins meet the strict requirements of high-end occasions for touch at the initial stage.

The napkins use a double-layer high-quality paper composite process. While maintaining lightness and portability, the overall thickness and toughness are significantly improved by superimposing two layers of virgin wood pulp fiber layers. This design not only enables the napkins to maintain structural stability after absorbing water, but also gives the napkins stronger flexibility and resilience through the synergistic effect of the double-layer fibers. For example, when the napkin is folded, the double-layer structure can disperse the pressure and avoid the crease and breakage problems that are easy to occur in single-layer napkins; when unfolded for use, the interweaving of the double-layer fibers can enhance the fit with the skin, making the wiping action smoother, thus achieving a balance between practicality and comfort.

By simulating the actual use scenario of the user, the napkin is directly attached to sensitive skin areas such as the face and hands, and its surface can be felt to be smooth and non-irritating, the fibers are evenly arranged, and there is no friction caused by the different lengths of the fibers. For example, when wiping the lips, the napkin can gently wrap the lip contour to avoid discomfort caused by the rough touch. During the repeated folding and unfolding process, the edge of the napkin remains flat, and there is no fiber warping or breaking, indicating that its fiber structure has good ductility. This feature is especially suitable for occasions such as weddings where napkins need to be folded frequently as decoration, ensuring that the napkins are flawless in both visual beauty and tactile comfort.

Simulating the scene of the napkin absorbing liquid, the napkin can still maintain a certain flexibility after absorbing water, and there is no hardening, agglomeration or loose fiber problems. For example, when wiping water stains on the table, the napkin can fit closely to the uneven texture of the table while maintaining a soft touch, avoiding scratches caused by hardening after absorbing water.

In order to reduce costs, most ordinary napkins use mixed pulp or recycled pulp, resulting in uneven fiber length and loose structure. Such napkins are rough to the touch, easy to deform and tear after absorbing water, and may even fall off and remain on the skin surface due to fiber shedding, affecting the user experience.

Through the combination of all-virgin wood pulp and double-layer structure, gold foil napkins have achieved significant optimization in softness, water absorption and durability. For example, its deformation rate after absorbing water is reduced by more than 60% compared with ordinary napkins, and the fiber breaking strength is increased by 3 times, ensuring that it can still maintain its initial soft state in long-term use scenarios such as weddings.