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Silk Pillowcases

Silk Pillowcases

25 momme Mulberry silk pillowcases for smoother skin and hair

Crafted from 25 momme Grade 6A Mulberry silk, our pillowcases are designed as an investment in better sleep. Naturally smooth and breathable, silk helps reduce friction on skin and hair while regulating temperature throughout the night.
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ivory silk housewife pillowcase on a white background

25 momme Mulberry Silk Housewife Pillowcase (Single)

From£55.00
Two ivory silk pillows on a white background

25 momme Mulberry Silk Pillowcases (Set of Two)

From£80.00
ivory silk oxford pillow on a white background

25 momme Mulberry Silk Oxford Pillowcase (Single)

From£65.00
Two ivory silk oxford pillowcases on a white background

25 momme Mulberry Silk Oxford Pillowcase (Set of Two)

From£100.00
Two thistle purple silk glacé pillowcases on a white background

25 momme Glacé Mulberry Silk Housewife Pillowcases (Set of Two)

£90.00
Glacé Silk pillowcase in glacial green on a white background

25 momme Glacé Mulberry Silk Housewife Pillowcase (Single)

£60.00

Silk Pillowcase FAQs

Why choose 25 momme silk?

Momme refers to the weight and density of silk. At 25 momme, the fabric is heavier and more durable than lighter alternatives, offering greater longevity and a more substantial feel.

Do silk pillowcases really help skin and hair?

Mulberry silk has a naturally smooth surface that reduces friction compared to cotton. This can help minimise sleep creases and reduce hair breakage or frizz

Are silk pillowcases good for hot sleepers?

Silk is a naturally breathable fibre that helps regulate temperature, making it comfortable year-round

What is Grade 6A Mulberry silk?

Grade 6A is the highest quality classification for Mulberry silk, indicating long, uniform fibre and a smoother, more durable finish

What's the difference between silk and satin?

Silk is a natural fibre, while satin refers to a weave that is often made from synthetic materials. Mulberry silk is breathable and temperature regulating, whereas synthetic satin can trap heat

How do I wash a silk pillowcase?

We always recommend hand washing our silk products, but they can also be machine washed at 30 degrees celsius or lower on a delicate cycle. For small items, use a fine mesh washing bag, and always use washing liquid and fabric conditioner made specifically for silk, to maintain its beautiful lustre. Make sure to line dry the silk as it is not suitable for tumble drying. 

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