Silk Pillowcase

You apply your evening skincare. Eight hours later it is no longer on your face — it is in your pillowcase.

Cotton drinks what you paid for

A cotton pillowcase behaves like a sponge: it pulls moisture from your skin and takes a share of the product you just applied. Mulberry silk absorbs almost nothing. Your cream stays where it is meant to work.

No friction, no creases in the morning

On cotton, skin catches every time you shift position — which is where those deep morning creases come from, the ones that can take an hour to fade. On silk, your face glides. So does your hair: less breakage, less frizz, fewer tangles.

22 momme: the right weight

Momme measures silk density. Below 19 it is too thin and wears out quickly. Above 25 you are mostly paying for weight. 22 momme is the balance — dense enough to last years, supple enough to stay pleasant. It is the standard for high-end pillowcases.

What silk does not do

It reduces friction. It does not remove compression — the weight of your head against the pillow. And compression is what creates most sleep creases.

In other words: silk softens, it does not erase. Anyone promising to make wrinkles disappear with a pillowcase is lying to you.

Specifications

• Material: 100% mulberry silk, on both sides — no cotton or polyester backing
• Weight: 22 momme
• Dimensions: 51 × 76 cm — fits a standard pillow
• Closure: invisible zip — the pillow stays in place all night
• Care: gentle wash at 30 °C in a mesh bag, air dry, no tumble dryer

It takes no space and does not crease: it travels with you.

Read more

• Why you wake up with creases on your face — the difference between a compression crease and an expression wrinkle
• Sleeping on your side: the complete guide