Mulberry silk is the finest type of silk in the world. It comes from the cocoons of the mulberry silkworm (Bombyx mori), which feeds exclusively on mulberry leaves. The result is a particularly fine, even and tear-resistant fibre with a natural shine. Our products are made of 100% pure mulberry silk.

Grade 6A is the highest quality grade for mulberry silk – it refers to particularly long, even and flawless fibres. Momme (mm) is the unit for the weight and thus the density of silk. We deliberately use 19 or 21 momme depending on the product: dense enough for everyday use and long durability, yet light enough to keep the supple, fluid drape. Learn more in our guide What does momme mean in silk?

All our textiles are made of 100% pure mulberry silk – with no blends. With over 15 years of silk expertise, we carefully select our materials for fibre quality, shine and density. Our silk is sustainably produced.

Silk has a particularly smooth surface and therefore creates much less friction than cotton. This can reduce frizz, breakage and split ends and help prevent sleep creases. Silk also absorbs less moisture than cotton – your skin and skincare dry out less overnight, so you wake up looking fresher.

Both – silk is naturally temperature-regulating. In summer it feels cooling and wicks away moisture, so you sleep more comfortably even on hot nights. In winter, the same fibre retains body heat. This makes silk a true all-year material – and a noticeable relief on warm nights. Read more on our page Sleeping cool with mulberry silk.

The effect is based on physics, not promises: the smooth silk surface lets skin and hair glide gently at night instead of being "gripped" as they are by a rougher cotton pillowcase. Less friction means fewer pressed-in creases in the morning and less roughened, static hair. A silk pillowcase is therefore one of the easiest steps in a night-time beauty routine.

Mulberry silk is considered naturally hypoallergenic. Its dense fibre structure offers house dust mites hardly any habitat, and the material has natural properties that can inhibit the growth of bacteria. This makes silk a pleasant choice for sensitive skin and allergy sufferers. If you have an existing skin condition, we recommend seeking medical advice if in doubt.

Silk is easier to care for than many people think. Wash it gently at a low temperature (hand or delicates wash) with a mild, pH-neutral detergent. Avoid fabric softener and bleach, and let your silk air-dry instead of using a tumble dryer. This keeps its natural shine for a long time. You'll find detailed instructions on our Care instructions page.

Our silk pillowcases come in five sizes: 40 × 80 cm (German standard size), 80 × 80 cm (large square pillow), 50 × 70 cm (European standard size), 40 × 60 cm and 40 × 40 cm as a decorative option. All sizes are available in seven colours. Custom sizes are also possible on request – just get in touch via our contact page.

We ship your order carefully packed. You can find current shipping options, delivery times and costs at any time on our Shipping page.

Yes. We deliver to Germany, all countries of the European Union and Switzerland.

Shipping is free from €15 within Germany, from €120 within the EU and from €150 to Switzerland. Delivery takes 1–3 working days within Germany, 3–5 working days within the EU and 5–10 working days to Switzerland.

For deliveries to Switzerland, German VAT is deducted directly in your cart. Swiss import VAT and a customs clearance fee charged by the carrier apply instead and are collected on delivery. You'll find all details on the Shipping page.

Yes. On request, we're happy to ship in-stock items by express or deliver them on a date of your choice – ideal if your silk is meant as a gift. Just let us know via our contact page and we'll find the right solution.

Of course. So you can check colour and quality at your leisure, we're happy to send you fabric samples in advance. That way you can find the right choice before you decide. Just get in touch via our contact page.

For hygiene reasons, we cannot take back or exchange textiles that have already been opened or used. You can return unopened original goods within the statutory withdrawal period – details are on our right of withdrawal page. Tip: if you're unsure about colour or quality, request fabric samples in advance (see above) – then you'll be sure to make the right choice.