Like most of us, I spend about a third of my life asleep (or trying to!). And yet, for years, I didn’t give a second thought to the sleepwear I was wrapping myself in every night.

Then I read about how Mulberry silk—the same silk that’s been adored by royals for centuries—can actually improve your sleep and help your skin and hair in ways I hadn’t imagined.

I ordered my first set of Mulberry silk set, and within a week, I was in love. Here’s why this isn’t just silk—it’s self-care disguised as luxury.

Before my Mulberry silk set, I used to wake up with my skin feeling tight, flaky, or sensitive. I didn’t know at the time that cotton and synthetics draw moisture away.

Mulberry silk, on the other hand, helps your skin stay hydrated and fresh. It’s a great choice for anyone with eczema, acne-prone skin, or allergies.

Made with fibroin and sericin (the good stuff!), Mulberry silk is both strong and soft. It’s packed with amino acids that support skin elasticity, like a built-in anti-age treatment.

Waking up with tangled hair used to be my reality. Now, with my Mulberry silk nightcap, tangles are no more.

This natural fabric’s smooth surface lets your hair glide as you sleep, preventing breakage, frizz, and split ends. Unlike cotton, which tugs and absorbs your hair’s natural oils, silk keeps everything in place—so you wake up looking like the queen you are.

All that time and money spent on deep conditioners and masks? Silk makes sure it’s not undone overnight.

Hot flashes, night sweats, and tossing off the blankets at 2 a.m.—sound familiar?

Mulberry silk is breathable, moisture-wicking, and adjusts to your body’s temperature. It keeps you cool when it’s warm and warm when it’s cool, so you’re comfortable in any season.

Its natural fibers are designed to regulate heat, absorbing moisture without ever feeling damp or clammy. It’s like having a personal thermostat built into your sleepwear.

Did you know that cotton and synthetic materials can harbor bacteria and dust mites?

Mulberry silk is naturally resistant to both, thanks to its smooth fibers and antibacterial properties. So when you wrap yourself in silk, you’re not just indulging—you’re creating a cleaner, healthier sleep environment.

It’s like providing your body with a sanctuary, free from invisible irritants that can trigger allergies or breakouts.

Mulberry silk screams luxury and sophistication, but it’s also more durable than you might think.

Silk contains proteins that make it incredibly strong (they used to make parachutes out of silk during WWII!). With the right care, your silk pajamas, robes, and nightgowns can last for years without losing their softness or sheen.