FAQs

Pure 100% mulberry silk of the highest grade, 6A, is made from the fibres that are spun from a silkworms cocoon before turning into a moth. This labour intensive process of harvesting the silk fibres is what makes silk so luxurious and expensive. 

Sourcing silk from manufacturers that grow and feed silkworms exclusively from mulberry trees is how we control quality.

Helps you stay hydrated: Silks’ tightly-woven, smooth fibres help keep moisture close to the skin. How does this help your skin? Plump skin cells help show off your glow and show fewer wrinkles! 

Helps reduce fine lines and wrinkles: By sleeping on or in silk, your face and skin tug less than on other materials such as cotton therefore reducing fine lines.

Silk is a natural heat regulator. Helps create a cooling effect because of its breathable characteristics. Whether it’s summertime or you are having a hot flash, silk regulates the heat to give you a restful nights sleep.

Silk has antimicrobial properties that help keep skin stay clear of irritation and keep skin smooth and clear. Silk is smooth, natural and long tightly woven fibres that helps decrease loss of moisture from losing moisture and great for sensitive skin. 

YES! Silk contains natural ingredients that wards off tons of environmental allergens like dust mites and mold. 

Silk is a smooth, luxurious fabric that helps keep your hair soft, moisturized and frizz free. On smooth silk (compared to rougher materials like cotton) your hair slides and decreases frizz! Wrap your hair in silk and the oils won’t increase as much in your hair, and you’ll be able to hold on to your blowout for an extra day or two.

Silk keeps allergens at bay to keep you breathing better and give you a better more rested sleep! Silk tugs and pulls less on the skin, reducing skin irritation because it doesn’t bunch up and rub like cotton or other materials do - making you more comfortable. It also has a cooling effect, to help you regulate temperature.

Silk is a natural fibre where satin is a fabricated weave. Silk has a natural shimmer whereas satin has more of a glossy appearance.

Satin is made using combinations of other fabrics like nylon, rayon, polyester, and even silk. A popular stain is charmeuse, which is a man-made luxury fabric (polyester) from finely woven material.

Sateen is made from cotton and sometimes rayon but is its breathability and strength of fibre does not compare to silk.