Mulberry Silk vs others
Silk duvet FAQs
Yes, you can put it straight into the washing machine. The silk is stitched along all the edges and stays as one solid piece, so it never bunches or shifts in the wash. A front loader is best; a top loader is fine if it has no central agitator. You can also dry clean, hand wash or air it out.
We recommend one for day-to-day use. A duvet cover keeps the silk clean and takes most of the wear, just like with a down or wool inner. When it needs a refresh, you can machine wash the silk duvet itself.
Yes, that's the whole idea of an all-seasons silk duvet. At 650gsm it holds warmth on cold nights and lets excess heat escape when you run hot, so one duvet works all year and you don't wake up throwing it off and on.
For most sleepers, yes. Silk regulates temperature both ways, resists dust mites naturally, and long-strand fill won't clump or leak like feathers. Down is warmer for very cold climates, but it traps heat and needs treating against allergens.
Yes, if you value year-round comfort and longevity. A quality Mulberry silk duvet lasts far longer than synthetic or feather, is naturally hypoallergenic, and ours carries a 10-year warranty, so the cost per night over its life is very low.
Yes. Dust mites can't live in silk, so it's ideal for allergies, asthma, hay fever and eczema. Our Mulberry silk bedding is approved by the British Allergy Foundation.
Many years with basic care, and ours is covered by a 10-year warranty. Air it now and then, and long-strand Mulberry silk holds its loft and softness far longer than synthetic fill.
Match your duvet cover, not your mattress. Queen is 210 x 210 cm, King 245 x 210 cm, Super King 265 x 210 cm. If you're between sizes or share with a restless sleeper, size up.

