Silk – cool in summer, warm in winter
A natural fabric with magical properties
Silk naturally regulates body temperature. In summer, it keeps you cool and dry by wicking away moisture. In winter, it gently drapes around your body, trapping warmth. It’s a self-adjusting fabric that feels almost magical.
Health benefits of silk
Hypoallergenic and mold-resistant
Real silk is spun from the cocoon of the mulberry silkworm. These cocoons contain natural protective substances that remain in the silk after processing. Silk resists dust mites, mold, and fungi – making it ideal for people with asthma or allergies.
Gentle on skin and hair
Scientific studies confirm that silk’s amino acids help reduce wrinkles and soothe the skin. It may also support the nervous system. Even a silk pillowcase or pyjama set can make a noticeable difference.
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Naturally flame-retardant
Silk is one of the safest fibres for your skin – especially for babies and children. Its natural flame resistance makes it a smart choice for bedding.
Soft, soft, soft
With an average diameter of just 11 microns, silk fibres are among the finest and softest you can wear. The smooth surface and featherlight feel offer unmatched comfort.
Moisture-wicking and thermally balanced
Silk absorbs up to one-third of its weight in moisture without feeling damp. It dries quickly and keeps your skin dry and comfortable – in any season.
Only silk is truly silk
Many fabrics claim to be “as soft as silk,” but nothing compares to the real thing. Synthetic fibres like polyester were created to mimic silk, but they can’t replicate its natural qualities.
Silk is a sensory experience
If you’ve never slept on silk, it’s hard to describe the luxury. Imagine something soft, smooth, and comforting – that’s silk. It caresses your body and wraps you in elegance.
