- ['Made from 100% Pure 19 Momme Mulberry Charmeuse Silk, Grade 6a and is Oeko-tex Certified. the Pillow Case is Made With Silk on Both Sides and Include a 8" Deep Envelope Closure.', 'HYPOALLERGENIC, SOFT and BREATHABLE: Mulberry Park Silk charmeuse pillowcases are all made of 100% natural Mulberry silk and this momme silk fabric is made of all organic ingredients. Silk fabric is naturally hypoallergenic, resistance to dust mites, mold, fungus and other allergens. Silk helps prevent abrasion of the skin, help retain moisture and beneficial in wrinkle prevention. Dermatologists, Hairstylists and Beauty Experts all recommend silk for people with sensitive skin or acne!', "SLEEP BETTER, SLEEP BEAUTIFULLY: With our ultra-soft and smooth silk pillowcases, wake up with healthier skin, less tangles, less frizzy hair or bed head -- imagine your mornings with smoother and more manageable hair! Mulberry Park Silk fabric is designed to naturally help regulate your body temperature. A Silk fabric pillow cases will feel cooler to your skin in the summer and warmer in the winter and will help you to get a good night's rest.", 'ENVELOPE PILLOWCASE CLOSURE vs. ZIPPER: Zipper pulls can easily puncture delicate silk fabric or the material can get caught in the zipper teeth and tear. Not to mention, poke you while you sleep. This unique Envelope closures prevents this from happening. The special envelope closure comes with a generous 8" flap at the end of the case allows your pillow to be tucked in and out of sight for a more finished and refined look and feel. No ugly zippers on your silk pillowcases!', 'WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE: One 100% 19 Momme double-sided Silk pillowcase with an 8" envelope closure (600 thread count). Save 5% when you purchase 2 or more! Order an extra one for when you are laundering, traveling or just want to give one as a gift. Available in Standard (20" x 26"), Queen (20" x 30"), King (20" x 36") and Travel (13" x 18"). All Mulberry Park Silk products are OEKO-TEX Certified (Standard 100) and naturally dyed with no color shading or fading.', 'Mulberry Park Silk was named "Best Overall" by both Women\'s Health and Prevention\'s online magazine in its recent ranking of top silk bedding. Additionally, this pillowcase is ranked in Oprah Magazine as one of the "Best Silk Pillowcases". As a silk loving company located in Branford, CT, we know nothing is more important than a great night\'s sleep! If for any reason your silk pillowcase isn\'t right for you, please reach out to us and we will be happy to make it right!']
What is “Mulberry Silk”?
exceptionally strong, even more so than steel fibers of the same diameter.
"Mulberry" refers to silk that comes a specific species of silk worm, aptly called the Mulberry silkworm (due to their diet of leaves from Mulberry trees). The environment of these silkworms in captivity is carefully controlled and monitored to allow them to spin threads that are the finest in the world. The luxurious threads are smoother and consistently colored than any other variety of silk.
What does “Charmeuse” mean?
Charmeuse is a style of weaving the silk threads into a particular pattern that creates a luxurious luster on one side of the fabric, while the reverse is a more matte finish. If you look at the front and back of the fabric, you will see a clear difference in the sheen.
Laundering Instructions
Washing
Silk is quite easy to care for and only requires an extra bit of attention. Make sure to wash silk in cold water, and this can be done by hand or in a washing machine on a delicate cycle. We highly recommend using a mesh laundry bag in the washing machine. Use a delicate detergent.
Drying
You can hang your silk to dry; it doesn’t take too long at all since the fabric is lightweight. You can also put it in a dryer on the lowest heat setting for a short period of time. Don’t use the full drying cycle, again, it dries quickly and you don’t want to over expose it to unnecessary heat. After washing, silk can lose a little of its original luster. This is normal. Use a cool/warm iron to restore sheen. A steam setting can help the iron to glide smoothly across the fabric. Spot treat stains carefully to avoid discoloration to the fabric.
What is “Momme”?
Momme is a form of weight measurement that is used for silk, often compared to how other fabrics are measures in thread count. Pronounced “mom-ee” and abbreviated as “mm”. Silk fabric that is less than 20mm is considered lightweight, 20 to 28mm is considered medium-weight and anything above that is considered heavyweight (this is not ideal for wearable items). Mulberry Park Silks products are made of 19mm silk that equates to a 600 thread count and 22mm silk that parallels to a 900 thread count.
Why is Silk Good for Hair and Skin?
Similar in structure to natural hair, silk contains naturally occurring amino acids. Silk is naturally hypo-allergenic and due to it's natural resistance to moisture will not allow mildew or fungus to grow and will not pick up as much pore-clogging bacteria as cotton does. This makes silk an ideal option for those with acne or breakout prone skin. Silk is great for those with allergies since dust mites do not survive on silk. Because of silk’s smooth, soft surface, delicate skin and hair follicles gently glide across the surface making it perfect for those with sensitive skin or conditions such as Eczema or Psoriasis. Silk allows hair to retain moisture that promotes more healthy and even growth.
Silk versus Satin, What’s the difference?
Silk is a natural protein fiber while Satin is typically made of synthetic fibers such as polyester or nylon. Polyester is essentially a fabric that is created from oil and has the same chemical composition as plastic bottles. Synthetic Satin and Natural Silk have a very different feel against the skin. Polyester Satin is more slippery with a distinct texture while Natural silk is softer in feel and the Charmeuse weave offers a more subtle reduction in friction. Unlike Synthetic fabrics, Silk is naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to mold, mildew, fungus and dust mites.
Why is Silk safer than Cotton or Polyester Fabric?
Being a protein based fiber, silk does not burn in the same way that cotton or synthetics. Silk burns very slowly and is more resistant to even light. It is self-extinguishing and gives out little or no smoke.
Mulberry Park Silks uses only environmentally-safe dyes and all products are OEKO-TEX Certified (Standard 100) to be free of chemicals.
Looking for the Ultimate Luxury?
The Deluxe 22 Momme Sheet Sets are the highest level of indulgence. Sleep blissfully surrounded in pure silk comfort.
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What is “Mulberry Silk”?
exceptionally strong, even more so than steel fibers of the same diameter.
"Mulberry" refers to silk that comes a specific species of silk worm, aptly called the Mulberry silkworm (due to their diet of leaves from Mulberry trees). The environment of these silkworms in captivity is carefully controlled and monitored to allow them to spin threads that are the finest in the world. The luxurious threads are smoother and consistently colored than any other variety of silk.
What does “Charmeuse” mean?
Charmeuse is a style of weaving the silk threads into a particular pattern that creates a luxurious luster on one side of the fabric, while the reverse is a more matte finish. If you look at the front and back of the fabric, you will see a clear difference in the sheen.
Laundering Instructions
Washing
Silk is quite easy to care for and only requires an extra bit of attention. Make sure to wash silk in cold water, and this can be done by hand or in a washing machine on a delicate cycle. We highly recommend using a mesh laundry bag in the washing machine. Use a delicate detergent.
Drying
You can hang your silk to dry; it doesn’t take too long at all since the fabric is lightweight. You can also put it in a dryer on the lowest heat setting for a short period of time. Don’t use the full drying cycle, again, it dries quickly and you don’t want to over expose it to unnecessary heat. After washing, silk can lose a little of its original luster. This is normal. Use a cool/warm iron to restore sheen. A steam setting can help the iron to glide smoothly across the fabric. Spot treat stains carefully to avoid discoloration to the fabric.
What is “Momme”?
Momme is a form of weight measurement that is used for silk, often compared to how other fabrics are measures in thread count. Pronounced “mom-ee” and abbreviated as “mm”. Silk fabric that is less than 20mm is considered lightweight, 20 to 28mm is considered medium-weight and anything above that is considered heavyweight (this is not ideal for wearable items). Mulberry Park Silks products are made of 19mm silk that equates to a 600 thread count and 22mm silk that parallels to a 900 thread count.
Why is Silk Good for Hair and Skin?
Similar in structure to natural hair, silk contains naturally occurring amino acids. Silk is naturally hypo-allergenic and due to it's natural resistance to moisture will not allow mildew or fungus to grow and will not pick up as much pore-clogging bacteria as cotton does. This makes silk an ideal option for those with acne or breakout prone skin. Silk is great for those with allergies since dust mites do not survive on silk. Because of silk’s smooth, soft surface, delicate skin and hair follicles gently glide across the surface making it perfect for those with sensitive skin or conditions such as Eczema or Psoriasis. Silk allows hair to retain moisture that promotes more healthy and even growth.
Silk versus Satin, What’s the difference?
Silk is a natural protein fiber while Satin is typically made of synthetic fibers such as polyester or nylon. Polyester is essentially a fabric that is created from oil and has the same chemical composition as plastic bottles. Synthetic Satin and Natural Silk have a very different feel against the skin. Polyester Satin is more slippery with a distinct texture while Natural silk is softer in feel and the Charmeuse weave offers a more subtle reduction in friction. Unlike Synthetic fabrics, Silk is naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to mold, mildew, fungus and dust mites.
Why is Silk safer than Cotton or Polyester Fabric?
Being a protein based fiber, silk does not burn in the same way that cotton or synthetics. Silk burns very slowly and is more resistant to even light. It is self-extinguishing and gives out little or no smoke.
Mulberry Park Silks uses only environmentally-safe dyes and all products are OEKO-TEX Certified (Standard 100) to be free of chemicals.
Looking for the Ultimate Luxury?
The Deluxe 22 Momme Sheet Sets are the highest level of indulgence. Sleep blissfully surrounded in pure silk comfort.
BEST SELLERS
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