Silk Benefits

Hypoallergenic

Silk-filled comforters are naturally hypoallergenic. The silk fillings contain sericin, which is mold and mildew resistant. Along with sericin and other natural properties, silk-filled comforters draw out moisture and release it through the comforter.

Silk comforters are 100% natural without any chemicals involved in processing the silk. They’re perfect for those with allergies.

Down Alternative

Silk comforters are great alternatives to any down, natural fiber, or conventional polyester-filling comforters. Unlike other comforters, silk comforters are neither bulk nor thick. The king-sized winter-weight comforter is less than an inch thick, yet it provides enough warmth for those cold winter nights.

Additionally, silk does not seep through comforter covers like traditional down bedding. It is odorless provided one or two air-outs a year (see Care Instructions for details) and will never leave unsightly feathers around your house.

Lightweight

Silk comforters are the lightest comforters on the market. Imagine sleeping through the night without ever feeling weighed down. It’s impossible with traditional comforters, but an everyday experience with silk.

Silk comforters are also very suited for use by children. Their lightweight nature allows for a warm rest without the sheets being kicked off. The end result is a good night’s rest for both the parent and the child.

Soft and Contouring

Silk comforters contain the softest and fluffiest silk available. There’s nothing more comfortable than wrapping yourself in a silk comforter and letting your tensions melt away.

Air Permeable

There’s nothing but the finest layers of Mulberry silk in an Silk comforter. A standard winter-weight comforter is composed of more than 150 silk layers. Each layer is carefully stretched and placed by hand to provide easier airflow. Silk also has a natural ability to help regulate temperature. Because of this, body heat is retained during the colder months and released during the warmer months