Silk sleepwear
The real-fibre half of the range, with the weight stated wherever the supplier publishes it.
Everything on this page is 100% mulberry silk. If you are looking at the satin sleepwear elsewhere on this site, that is a weave rather than a fibre and it is not silk. We keep the two clearly apart, and each page says which it is.
What we sell in real silk
- Women's: a long mulberry silk pyjama set in four colours, a camisole and shorts set for summer, and a silk dressing gown sized against UK 10 to 18
- Men's: a long silk pyjama set at 16 momme, a silk dressing gown at 19 momme, and silk boxer shorts at 19 momme
- Accessories: a silk eye mask, a silk hair bonnet and newborn silk baby mittens
Momme, and why we print it
Momme is the weight measure for silk, the way thread count is for cotton. It tells you how heavy the fabric is.
Ours run 16 momme on the men's pyjama set, 19 on the boxer shorts and both dressing gowns, and 22 on the pillowcases. Heavier is not automatically better: a full length pyjama set at 22 momme would feel heavy under a duvet, which is why sleepwear is woven lighter than bedding. Where a supplier has not published the weight for a line, that page says so rather than borrowing a number from its neighbour.
What silk does, and what it does not
It is a natural fibre spun by silkworms, with a smooth, soft feel and a gentle sheen, and it is lightweight to wear. That is the honest extent of it.
It does not treat anything. We make no anti-ageing, medical or hypoallergenic claims for any of it, and anyone with a diagnosed silk allergy should avoid the range.
Common questions
Is all of this real silk?
Yes, everything on this page is 100% mulberry silk. The satin range is separate and is labelled as satin on every page that sells it.
What momme weight should I look for?
That is a personal choice. Our silk sleepwear is 16 or 19 momme where the supplier publishes the weight, and our pillowcases are 22. Our pages state the weight so you can compare rather than guess.
What does grade 6A mean?
A supplier grading for the length and consistency of the raw filament. It describes the yarn, and it is not an independent certificate.
Is silk better than satin for sleeping?
We make no sleep, temperature or lifespan claim for either. Silk is the natural fibre and satin is the lower price. Both feel smooth, so the choice usually comes down to fibre and budget.
Can I machine wash silk sleepwear?
Yes, cold on a gentle cycle with a silk detergent, ideally in a mesh bag, or dry clean it. Never bleach it, never wash it hot and do not tumble dry it.
Does it need ironing?
Sometimes, on the reverse at a cool setting. A hot iron glazes silk and the mark does not come out.
Will it last?
We make no lifespan promise. Heat, bleach and direct sunlight are what age silk, in that order, so wash it cold and dry it in the shade.
Does silk snag?
It can, on rings, watch straps and rough nails. That is true of any smooth woven fabric rather than a fault in ours.
What sizes do you sell?
It varies by line and each product page states its own. Some listings sell a single size, and where the measurements are not published we say so and will measure the piece before you order.
Is silk sleepwear good for hot sleepers?
We make no cooling or temperature claim for silk. If you like to sleep in less, the summer sets are short sleeve or camisole cuts with shorts.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
We make no skin or medical claim for silk. It is smooth and soft, and anyone with a diagnosed silk allergy should avoid it.
Can I have it monogrammed?
Yes. Embroidery is a separate item at €11 per piece, added to the same order. Personalised items are excluded from change-of-mind returns.
How much is delivery?
Free on orders of €75 or more, which most of the silk range clears on its own. Below that it is a flat €25.
Can I return it?
Yes, 14 days from delivery under EU consumer law, unworn and in resaleable condition. Underwear needs to be unworn with packaging intact for hygiene reasons.