A table dressed in cloth for one evening, then packed away or taken home. Four matching pieces in linen: cutlery pouch, napkin, placemat and runner.
| Product Name | Disposable Party Table Dinner Set – Cutlery Pouch, Napkins, Placemats, Table Runner | Cocktail Napkins | Embroidered Linen Cutlery Bag |
| Brand Name | HSC |
| Material | Linen |
| Feature | Disposable (single-use event kit) |
| Flatware Type | Flatware Sets |
| Style | Classic |
| Occasion | Graduation | Wedding | Corporate Events |
| Place of Origin | Shandong, China |
| Customization | Minor customization | Drawing-based customization | Sample-based customization | Full customization |
| Colour | Custom colours or size |
| MOQ | 100 sets |
| Lead Time | About 31 days for 1-1,000 sets; over 1,000 sets to be negotiated |
| Certification | Verified by SGS Group | Raw material identification and traceability | Finished product inspection | Production monitoring & inspection services |
| Packaging | Single item; unit package 10 x 10 x 15 cm; unit gross weight 0.5 kg |
| Main Markets | Australia 46%, United States 26%, New Zealand 7%, Canada, Costa Rica |
| Selling Units | Single item |
– Manufacturer established in 2018, with 3,400 m2 of floor space and 57 staff.
– Enquiries usually answered inside two hours.
– 97.6% on-time dispatch rate and a 26% reorder rate from existing buyers.
– Raw material traceability, finished product inspection, production monitoring.
– Customization from minor changes to full custom programmes, including drawing-based and sample-based work.
– Main markets: Australia 46%, United States 26%, New Zealand 7%, Canada and Costa Rica.
Four pieces make the set: a cutlery pouch, a napkin, a placemat and a table runner, all cut from the same linen weave and the same dye lot so the table matches rather than approximately matches. The pouch is the piece that earns its keep – the monogram or logo is embroidered rather than printed, so it survives the event and gets reused at home. Sizes are 5 x 10 in for the pouch, 16 x 16 in for the napkin, 20 x 14 in for the placemat and 14 x 57 in for the runner, and every one of them can be re-cut to a different dimension. Colour is dyed to your specification rather than picked from a stock card.
| Cutlery Pouch | 5 x 10 in | 12.7 x 25.4 cm | embroidered monogram or logo |
| Napkin | 16 x 16 in | 40.6 x 40.6 cm |
| Placemat | 20 x 14 in | 50.8 x 35.6 cm |
| Table Runner | 14 x 57 in | 35.6 x 144.8 cm |
| Custom Sizes | Any of the four pieces can be re-cut to a different dimension |
| Unit Package | 10 x 10 x 15 cm | 0.5 kg per item |
Planners buy it for the one-off occasion where renting costs more than buying – weddings, graduations, corporate dinners, where the kit is used once and then either taken home by guests or kept by the host. Australia, the United States, New Zealand and Canada are the largest markets for this set. Colour and dimensions are open to specification, and the four matched components are produced together rather than sourced from two suppliers in the week before a date.
– Machine wash at 30C or below on a gentle cycle. Linen takes heat badly on a first wash.
– Wash with similar colours for the first two cycles; linen can release a little loose dye.
– Skip bleach and optical brighteners. Both weaken the fibre and dull the shade.
– Tumble dry low, or line dry in the shade. High heat is what shrinks linen.
– Press while slightly damp for a crisp table; leave it unironed for a relaxed one.
– Iron the embroidery on the reverse, never directly on the stitched face.
– Fabric softener is unnecessary and coats the fibre; a short wash does the job.
– Roll or fold flat between events rather than storing on a single hard crease.
– Sold as a single-use kit, but linen will take a full event and come back for another.
Orders start at 100 sets, and customization runs from a small size change to a full custom programme, including work from your drawing or from your sample. Production runs about 31 days for quantities up to 1,000; beyond that the schedule is agreed per order. Units pack at 10 x 10 x 15 cm and 0.5 kg, and a mixed order is produced on the same line as the rest of the table linen, so it ships as one consignment rather than being assembled from two suppliers. The factory was established in 2018 and runs to 3,400 m2 with 57 staff.
