A Cloth Napkin Manufacturing Unit is a small scale enterprise that manufactures washable, reusable, and durable napkins from fabrics such as cotton, linen, or blends. The production process involves fabric procurement, cutting into standard sizes, hemming or stitching edges, printing or embroidery (optional), quality inspection, and packaging. Cloth napkins are increasingly preferred in restaurants, hotels, catering services, and eco  conscious households as a sustainable alternative to single use paper napkins. The unit requires low to moderate investment in machinery such as cutting tables, sewing machines, pressing and finishing equipment, along with skilled labor for stitching and finishing. With rising awareness about sustainability, zero waste practices, and eco friendly products, the demand for cloth napkins is growing steadily in both domestic and commercial markets. A small scale unit can start with limited production capacity and gradually scale up, offering good profitability, low operating costs, and opportunities for value added customization such as embroidered designs, printed patterns, or themed napkin sets for events.