- 19 Momme Grade 6A Mulberry Silk: Our pillowcases are made from 100% pure mulberry silk, which is known for its softness, smoothness, and durability. The higher the thread count, the finer and more luxurious the silk. Our pillowcases have a thread count of 600, making them some of the finest on the market.
- Temperature Regulating: Mulberry silk is naturally breathable and moisture-wicking, which helps regulate your body temperature while you sleep. This can help you stay cool and comfortable all night long, even in hot weather.
- Hypoallergenic and Anti Acne: Silk is hypoallergenic, making it an ideal choice for people with allergies or sensitive skin. It also has anti acne properties, which can help prevent the growth of acnes on your skin and hair.
- Anti-Fading and Durable: Mulberry silk is less prone to fading and staining than other types of fabric, which means that your pillowcases will look fresh and new for years to come.
- Easy to Care for: Mulberry silk is easy to care for and requires minimal maintenance. Simply wash it in cold water with a mild detergent and hang it to dry.
Product description
What To Look For In A Silk Pillowcase
You Should Go for a Silk Pillowcase If:
For a premium silk pillowcase, choose the pure 100% mulberry silk from ROSEWARD. Recognized as the strongest and smoothest silk, akin to Egyptian cotton in the silk world, it is graded as Grade 6A for the highest quality weaving. 6A grade mulberry silk exhibits longer and stronger strands, surpassing the strength of steel with the same length and diameter. With proper care, this high-quality pure mulberry silk ensures enduring luxury for years to come.
Silk is kinder to hair than cotton or linen, thanks to its smooth texture that minimizes friction against hair cuticles. This reduces tangling, frizz, and breakage, making silk particularly beneficial for those with curly, natural, or easily tangled hair.
Silk resists dryness and itchiness with minimal moisture absorption. It preserves skincare and hair products, preventing split ends and breakage, while also guarding against yellow stains from sweat on pillowcases.
Silk feels cool, naturally regulating temperature for comfort in all seasons. It efficiently wicks moisture, preventing sweat from pooling and cooling on your body at night, without absorbing much moisture.
Silk pillow cases minimize wrinkles by reducing skin friction compared to cotton. While not a guaranteed wrinkle cure, you may notice fewer creases, especially if you're a side or stomach sleeper with prolonged facial contact.
How to wash a silk pillowcase in the washing machine
Place it in a mesh bag or turn it inside out. Opt for a delicates cycle with cold water and a gentle detergent. Be cautious with a center agitator. Some brands allow low-heat tumble drying, but follow manufacturer instructions; air drying is a safer option. Gently squeeze excess water or blot with a towel, then lay flat to dry.
How to hand wash a silk pillowcase
To hand wash a silk pillowcase, fill a sink with cool water and add a teaspoon of gentle detergent. Apply detergent directly to stains if needed. Gently agitate the water, immerse the pillowcase, and swish it around without twisting or rubbing. Rinse in cold water, repeating until soap is gone. Gently squeeze out water, roll in a towel to dry, and lay flat away from sunlight. If wrinkles persist, steam or iron on low with the pillowcase inside out and a pressing cloth.
