19Momme 100% Mulberry Silk Pillowcase - Snowbud Lily

The momme is a measure of weight and quality for silk fabrics.This is a unit that defines the weight of silk per square meter.

19 Momme: Lightweight, cost-effective, and offers basic durability and softness.
22 Momme: Heavier, with premium quality, great shine, and the best value overall.
30 Momme: Heaviest, luxurious, and long-lasting, ideal for those seeking top-tier quality.

Choose based on your preference for affordability, balanced quality, or ultimate luxury.

We use 100% 6A GRADE real silk, there is no other material.

This global testing and accreditation program sets the standards for the screening of harmful substances in consumer textiles and ensures that the silk products that you bring into your home are safe, natural and healthy.

The burning and immersion methods are two common ways to identify real silk.

Burning method:Light a small piece of silk with a match. Real silk smells like burning hair, has a blue flame, and leaves gray ash. If you smell burning plastic or see residue, it may be synthetic.

Immersion method:Dip the silk in cold water—real silk stays supple. In lukewarm water, it softens and may crease. Synthetic fibers may melt or change color, while real silk generally won’t.

Our products are made in China, the world's leading silk producer. Silk is a luxury productandrequires qualified labor to process this precious natural material in a long-term and meticulous manner.

China has possessed this technology for thousands of years.

Here’s how to care for your silk items to ensure they last for long time:

1. Choose the right detergent: Use a pH-neutral liquid detergent without enzymes or bleach for optimal care.
2. Wash at 30°C: Use a gentle cycle in the machine to preserve the quality of the silk.
3. Gentle spin: Set the spin cycle to 600 rpm to avoid damaging the fibers.
4. Wash inside out: This protects delicate surfaces from friction.
5. Drying naturally: After washing, lay silk flat on a towel or hang it to dry—your silk will dry in just one to two hours, and a dryer will damage silk.