The product images are taken in real life, but due to different lighting and display settings, there may be slight color variations. Please refer to the actual product received for specific colors in warm light, cold light, bright environment, and dim environment.
The quilt features fine stitching and core locking, ensuring a soft and skin-friendly experience.
The quilt is made with meticulous craftsmanship, including selecting cocoons, boiling, peeling, drying, and stretching, resulting in a fluffy, soft, and gentle-to-skin silk quilt.
The silk quilt is antibacterial, resisting harmful bacteria like E. coli and Candida albicans, providing a healthy sleeping environment.
To maintain the quilt's quality, it is recommended to use a duvet cover, hang it in a cool, ventilated place to remove odors and moisture, and wash the cover every half month. Avoid direct washing, ironing, or bleaching.
Store the quilt in a dry, ventilated place, avoiding dampness and heavy pressure. Do not use mothballs or store in camphor wood boxes to prevent damage to the silk protein structure.
Additional details
1. Color
Mulberry silk is slightly yellowish-white, while wild silkworm silk is deeper yellow. It should have a soft luster and not appear black or rough. When pulled apart, there should be no clumping of silk fibers.
2. Thickness
Silk fibers are thin and long, with a diameter only 1/10th of a hair's thickness, unlike rougher fibers.
3. Smell
New silk quilts may have a slight odor, which dissipates over time with use.
4. Burning Test
Genuine silk burns slowly with a flame that is hard to extinguish, emitting a hair-like burnt smell. Synthetic fibers burn quickly with a large flame and may release harmful substances.
Cover the quilt with a duvet cover for cleanliness.
Hang in a cool, ventilated area to remove odors and moisture.
Wash the cover regularly and dry clean the filling if needed.
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