-- Mayfairsilk’s latest resource highlights the growing demand for natural products that align with anti-ageing and wellness priorities among health- and beauty-focused consumers. The guide covers different grades of silk bedding products and their expected price ranges and explores the types of luxury products that celebrities are using.
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For thousands of years, silk has been coveted for its visual and tactile properties. Sericulture continues to be relevant in modern times, as research has suggested that the fabric offers benefits over other materials: high-grade mulberry silk fabrics are characterised by smooth, soft surfaces that reduce friction against the hair and skin, deterring the formation of tangles and wrinkles and lowering the risk of skin irritation. The material also has thermoregulating properties, keeping the body in the ideal temperature zone throughout the night and promoting deep, uninterrupted sleep regardless of the season.
Silk bedding is widely available on the market, but quality varies between vendors. According to Mayfairsilk’s guide, entry-level silk sets are the most cost-effective; these are typically available in weights of 19 momme, though the products often have looser weaves and may be less durable than their higher-grade counterparts. Because they are the most affordable option, they are suitable for individuals with budget constraints or newcomers to the industry who want to test the feel of the fabric.
By contrast, premium silks, which are favoured by many celebrities, are characterised by grade A mulberry silk in momme weights of 22 to 25; these fabrics are often more expensive, ranging from £200 to £1,200. However, Mayfairsilk says that buyers can expect premium silk bedding to sport a richer hand-feel and last longer than lower-tier silks, making them a good investment for individuals who prioritise comfort and well-being.
Finally, ultra-luxury silks, which are usually priced at over £1,200, are often made with bespoke designs, limited-edition prints, or hand-finished details. While the price differences account for the extra labour required to make these designs, Mayfairsilk’s guide notes that the actual material differs only slightly in quality from products in the tier below; customers who are simply interested in experiencing the full benefits of the fabric will therefore likely be satisfied with premium silks.
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