Frequently asked questions
What makes Vintage Pink Silk Pillowcase stand out from other pillow covers?
It is made from 100% long-strand mulberry silk with a 19 momme weight, and it uses a knife edge envelope closure for a secure, seamless fit that stays in place while you sleep.
What material is it made from and what does that mean for daily use?
It's crafted from 100% mulberry silk, which is smooth, breathable and naturally hypoallergenic, helping reduce friction on skin and hair and supporting moisture retention.
How does this pillowcase fit with other bedding in the collection?
The understated dusty pink silk and simple envelope closure pair cleanly with other pillow covers and shams in similar bedding styles, creating a cohesive, minimalist look.
How durable is this silk pillowcase for long-term use?
The 19 momme weight provides durability and drape, and the knife edge closure helps keep the pillow securely in place over time.
What care is needed to keep it looking its best?
Machine wash on a delicate cycle, then air dry; cool iron if needed and wash inside out to maintain the smooth surface.
Crafted from 100% long-strand mulberry silk in a soft dusty pink, this 19 momme pillowcase features a knife edge envelope closure for a clean, secure fit. It feels smooth and breathable, reducing friction on skin and hair overnight to help you wake up refreshed.
Natural silk properties include hypoallergenic tendencies and low absorbency compared with cotton, helping maintain hair gloss and skin softness. The envelope-closure design and premium weight ensure the pillow stays in place for uninterrupted rest, while machine-washable care keeps maintenance simple.
- 100% mulberry silk for a luxurious, smooth feel
- 19 momme weight for durability and drape
- Knife edge envelope closure for secure, seamless fit
- Naturally breathable and hypoallergenic
- Low absorbency helps retain moisture for skin and hair
- Machine wash delicate cycle; air dry; cool iron; wash inside out
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