Mulberry silk is produced by the Bombyx mori silkworm, which is exclusively fed mulberry leaves. This specialized diet results in silk that is, exceptionally soft, pure white in color, long and uniform in fiber

Mulberry silk is one of the strongest natural fibers, even stronger than steel threads of the same diameter.

These fibers have an absence of a protein called "sericin", which makes the silk hypoallergenic and smooth on your skin.

It's a unique feeling you won’t find in other popular bedding materials such as cotton, linen, or flannel.

Actually instead of thread count (how cotton is measured), silk weight is measured in units known as momme, sometimes abbreviated as mm. The higher the momme weight, the heavier and denser the silk weave will be. Our sheets use a 22mm count, where an 18mm count would be equivalent to 600TC.

Friction can be a significant source of heat, and because of the incredible smoothness of mulberry silk, it produces less friction, and thus transfers less heat.

Mulberry silk fibres are also naturally porous, providing airflow that cools the body. The material is also unique in that silk can hold up to 30% of its weight in moisture without feeling damp, which allows you to stay dry.

Silk is gentler on the body than other fabrics like cotton or linen. The smooth texture allows the fabric to glide against hair and skin with ease as it produces less friction than other fabrics.

Silk can help improve the health of your hair by reducing tangles and frizziness. It can also benefits your facial skin by preserving moisture and reducing the likelihood of creases, which in the long term can result in wrinkles.

The material is highly hypoallergenic, it resists collecting allergens and bacteria, making it suitable for those with allergies or asthma.