19 Momme Seamless Silk Duvet Cover

Why silk satin sheets cost more than non-silk satin sheets?

Firstly, satin is a weave, NOT a fabric. Do not mix satin bedding with silk sheets!

Secondly, a satin weave can be made from silk or other non-silk fabrics such as polyester and nylon.

That's why those non-silk satin sheets are much cheaper than silk satin sheets!

Only the pure mulberry silk sheets with a satin weave or charmeuse silk sheets can bring full health benefits of silk.

Pay for a little bit more money, but enjoy huge and eternal health benefits, why not?

What kind of health benefits that silk has?

• Organic protein fiber
• Naturally hypoallergenic and breathable
• Completely chemical-free
• 18 amino acids, good for skin and hair nourishment
• Luxurious shine and appearance
• Soft and smooth to touch
• Durable and easy to care

We at LILYSILK promise you that, unless stated on the product page, all our silk sheets are made of 100% pure and natural mulberry silk with a satin weave and nothing else.

The seamless version of our 100% mulberry silk bedding has all the benefits of its seamed version. The entire piece is cut from a whole piece of silk fabric and thus does not have any seams in its material.

The removal of the seams in LILYSILK’s seamless sheets makes them more visually appealing for your visitors and of course, yourself.

Without seams, the silk bedding is structurally stronger than the seamed version, which also helps in prolonging the sheet's shelf-life as seams can be considered weak points structurally especially when using machine-wash for cleaning. All these benefits make it a great choice like the seamed version to start your silk bedding experience.

What is Momme in silk fabric?

Mommes (mm), is a unit traditionally used to measure the quality of silk fabrics. One momme = 4.340 grams per square meter; 8 mommes is approximately 1 ounce per square yard or 35 grams per square meter. The usual range of momme weight for different weaves of silk are:

Gauze—3 to 5 mm
Organza—4 to 6 mm
Habotai—12 to 16 mm
Chiffon—6 to 8 mm (can be made in double thickness, i.e. 12 to 16 mm)
Crepe de Chine—12 to 16 mm
Raw silk—35 to 40 mm (heavier silks appear more 'wooly') Charmeuse—12 to 30 mm

The higher momme weight the better?

Yes and no. It depends. Normally, the higher the momme weight, the more durable the weave, the more luxurious the fabric is, the more suitable it is for heavy-duty use, and the longer the shelf-life. Generally, all silks can be washed and the heavier ones can be washed repeatedly. The heavier the silk, the more opaque it becomes. This can vary even between the same kind of silk. For example, lightweight Charmeuse is translucent when used in clothing, but 30-momme charmeuse is opaque. Therefore, it does not mean that you must always buy silk products with higher momme weight. For instance, it would be too heavy to put on 25mm silk sleepwear for the night, but 19mm silk sleepwear is not that durable, though. In a word, it is a question of making proper choices according to your own needs.

What is the best momme weight of silk bedding?

For bedding, the higher the weight in momme, the better the silk bedding is. Sheets between 19-25 momme are considered ideal. silk with momme weight lower than 19 is not suitable for the production of quality silk bedding linen. Beware of sellers trying to trick you into buying inferior quality sheets without declaring the momme weight. Always ask for this measurement before you buy. Here at LILYSILK, we offer 3 different momme weight classes. Starting from the entry-level 19 momme, LILYSILK also offers intermediate 22 momme and luxury 25 momme weight classes for your choosing.

What is thread count?

Thread count or threads per inch (TPI) is a measure of the coarseness or fineness of certain fabrics, most notably cotton. While it is not the definitive measurement of the quality of silk fabrics, it is good for reference when you purchase silk online. It is measured by counting the number of threads contained in one square inch of fabric or one square centimeter, including both the length (warp) and width (weft) threads. The thread count is the number of threads counted along two sides (up and across) of the square inch, added together.

What are the thread counts of LILYSILK’s sheet?

Thread-count is not as important in silk products as it is for cotton, as in silk threads can vary greatly in terms of diameter and length. However, it is still something that should be noted when purchasing silk. For silk products with same momme weight, the one with higher thread count is usually considered to be better. Normally, the 19mm silk has a thread count of 300-350, LILYSILK’s 19mm silk usually has a minimum thread-count of 400 which is already what some would refer to as “luxury”, our 22mm has a thread-count of 600 and our 25mm silk an even higher 750 which is why we insist that our products are truly the best on the market.