Silk vs Satin Pillowcase: What's the Difference and Which Should You Buy?
Silk is a natural fiber; satin is a weave that's usually polyester. Both are smoother than cotton. Here...
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Friction is the problem
The glide of silk spares hair its nightly tangleLow absorbency leaves moisture in the skinA naturally cool weave with a hidden zip
Mulberry silkHidden zipSmooth weave
4.9 / 5 ★★★★★
Trusted by people who take rest seriously
From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.
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My blow-dry survives the night
Three nights a week I used to wake up with bird's-nest hair. On the silk it just… stays. I've pushed my salon visits out a full week.
Verified buyer
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Cheek creases, gone by coffee
I sleep hard on my right side and used to carry the pillow print to work. Now the lines are faint and gone before I've finished breakfast.
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Cool side, every side
I'm a hot sleeper who flips the pillow all night. The silk stays cool enough that I've mostly stopped. The sage colour is lovely against white linen.
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Help when you need it
Frequently asked questions
Is it truly 100% silk?
Yes. The case is woven from real mulberry silk, the long-fibre grade valued for its smoothness. It has the soft glow and cool touch of silk, not the plastic shine of satin.
Does it fit my pillow?
At 48 × 74 cm it fits standard bed pillows, the ones an ordinary case fits, and the hidden zip keeps it snug.
How do I wash silk without spoiling it?
Use cool water and a gentle detergent, put it in a mesh bag if you machine wash, and air dry out of the sun. Looked after gently, silk keeps its glide for years.
Does it really help skin and hair?
Silk cuts down the two things cotton does all night: friction and moisture loss. Less drag means fewer tangles and creases, a mechanical effect you can feel by morning.
Which colour is right for me?
White and blush stand out softly against any bedding, and sage and mist suit calmer palettes. All four come from the same soft, low-sheen family of dyes.
Will one case do?
Most people begin with one for their own pillow and add a second when the first wash day comes. A pair also makes a simple, quietly luxurious gift.
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