Protect your picnics.
Nothing spoils a great picnic or dinner outdoors faster than bugs and gnats. We collaborated with Dot and Army to design these lightweight net food covers, exclusive for us. We wanted something easy to fold up and carry with us, but also pretty to keep our picnics picturesque. We designed the nets with weighted corners, so you can toss it over your food and not worry about it flying away.
Photography by James Ransom, Bobbi Lin, Ty Mecham, and Mark Weinberg
Meet the Maker
Dot and Army
Brunswick, GA
Jennifer of Dot and Army believes that using a cloth napkin makes every meal a little more special. We agree. She learned the arts of crafting and thrift store shopping from her grandmother (Dot) and grandfather (Army) at a very young age; if you look closely, you can see their influence in all of her wares.
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Reviews for
Outdoor Net Food Cover
Reviews for
Outdoor Net Food Cover
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Life-Savers
These are without a doubt the most convenient thing if you're hosting outdoors. They're simple enough that they don't look like a blanket on your food/snacks (they're sheer) and your guests will notice your eye for details :) My only wish is that there were heavier weights on the corners or even in the patterned edges, for windier days.
Exactly what we needed!
We entertain often, and enjoy dining al fresco, weather permitting.
This little cloth net works perfectly to keep the bugs out, while still maintaining the integrity of the food, because it's very lightweight.
Washes up beautifully each time.
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