Pillowcases

Mulberry silk has a smoother, less absorbent surface than cotton. Some customers choose it to reduce friction against their hair and skin while sleeping.

Mulberry silk comes from silkworms fed exclusively on mulberry leaves, producing a longer, more uniform fibre. The finished pillowcase is smoother, more lustrous, and more durable than pillowcases made from wild silks. It's the silk benchmark used in luxury bedding.

100% Mulberry Silk Pillowcase comes in Standard, Queen, and King sizes — sized to standard US pillow dimensions. Sold individually so you can buy the exact number you need (one for the side you sleep on, two for both pillows, etc.).

Machine wash cold on the silk or delicate cycle in a mesh laundry bag with a silk-specific or mild pH-neutral detergent. Skip fabric softener and bleach. Hang dry — never tumble dry. Hand washing extends the life of the pillowcase further. Iron on low silk setting only if needed.

The friction reduction is measurable: silk reduces hair breakage and frizz compared to cotton pillowcases, particularly for textured, curly, or long hair. For skin, the lower-absorbency surface reduces moisture loss overnight and minimizes the morning crease lines cotton can leave. Results vary by individual but most users notice a difference within the first two weeks.

Yes, we accept returns for 365 days from your order date.

Explore our Silk Bedding, Silk Sheets and Sleep Masks. For other fabrics and sizes, see All Pillowcases, Percale Pillowcases, Pillowcases & Shams, Pillow Inserts and Shams.