UK Pure Mulberry Silk Pillowcases | Body Temperature Regulating Bedding Launched
Jan 18, 2023
Mayfairsilk (+44 02-03-885-2223) updated its range of eco-friendly patterned and solid-colour mulberry silk pillowcases. The new pillowcases regulate body temperature and maintain hydration levels, helping adults improve their sleep quality.
London, United Kingdom - January 18, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The lifestyle brand’s new bedding collection includes classic and Oxford pillowcases in various colours and designs. Customers can now choose from solid colours, damask, hummingbird, flamingo, leopard, jungle print designs, and more.
More details can be found at https://mayfairsilk.com
With its natural thermoregulating and moisture-wicking capabilities, pure silk increases comfort and relaxation and elevates sleep. The new pillowcases from the Mayfairsilk collection are hypoallergenic, dust-mite-resistant, and suitable for sensitive skin.
Multiple studies, including that of Scientific Research Publishing, have shown that silk keeps the body comfortable in both hot and cold weather. The fabric absorbs perspiration, allowing the skin to breathe in warm temperatures. In cold temperatures, silk fibres provide a layer of insulation.
Mayfairsilk’s bedding has anti-ageing properties for skin and hair. By locking in the right amount of moisture, the fabric reduces the formation of lines, wrinkles, and sleep creases. In addition, its smooth fibres cause less friction on hair, minimizing breakage, frizziness, and tangles, and improving hair lustre.
The store’s pillowcases are handcrafted from 25-momme mulberry silk with the highest-grade 6A long fibres. The high momme count increases the material’s softness, durability, and longevity, outlasting cotton and other fabrics. Mayfairsilk uses traditional and modern technology and a special finishing process to perfect its signature weave and soft-matte finish.
The pillowslips come in standard and super king sizes with a classic envelope closure. They are machine-washable and do not need to be washed as frequently as cotton pillowcases. In addition, they carry Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certification and are free from toxic chemicals and dyes.
All of the brand’s products are sustainably made and biodegradable. They can be composted with food and garden waste at the end-of-life stage. The company’s production processes produce 814 times fewer carbon emissions than cotton, 1360 less than wool, and 620 less than polyester.
Mayfairsilk is a British-based company that commissions the design of its products in London. Founded in 2011, the brand has won multiple awards and has been featured in several international travel and lifestyle magazines. The Mayfairsilk collection includes bedding, duvet sets, facemasks, and gifts and accessories. Items can be shipped worldwide.
A satisfied customer said: “Amazing quality. I do not wake up with face creases anymore. The print I ordered is a great addition to my bedroom, and the pillowcases are superbly comfortable.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://mayfairsilk.com/collections/pure-mulberry-silk-pillowcases
Contact Info:
Name: Sarah H
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Organization: Mayfairsilk
Address: Lansdowne House 57 Berkeley Square, London, England W1J, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-20-3885-2223
Website: https://www.mayfairsilk.com
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