23mm 6A+ Seiden-Spannbettlaken

Momme is a weight and quality measurement standard of silk in a fabric. It also measures the durability of silk, where higher numbers mean higher quality. It describes the strength, softness, and ability to withstand wear and tear of silk fabrics. We have23mm,25mm, and30mmsilk pillowcases, you can choose according to your needs.

Promeed silk bedding is crafted from 100% premium mulberry silk with luxurious 23-30 momme weight. This is the highest quality silk available, produced by silkworms fed exclusively on mulberry leaves. Our silk features a 6A+ grading - the industry's top classification - ensuring exceptional durability, natural sheen, and an incredibly smooth texture that gets softer with each wash.

23-momme represents the perfect balance between luxury and durability for silk bedding. Momme (mm) measures silk's weight and density - the higher the momme, the more durable and opaque the fabric. While lighter weights (12-19mm) may feel delicate, 23-momme silk offers superior longevity, better temperature regulation, and a substantial feel that drapes beautifully while remaining breathable and lightweight against your skin.

Yes. Mulberry silk is naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites, mold, and common allergens. The tightly-woven silk fibers create an inhospitable environment for these irritants. Additionally, silk's natural protein structure is similar to human skin and hair, making it biocompatible and gentle even for those with severe sensitivities, eczema, or dermatitis.

Thread count doesn't apply to silk - momme weight is the relevant measurement. Our 23-momme silk is comparable to 800-1000 thread count in cotton terms, but actually feels softer and more luxurious. Unlike thread count which can be manipulated, momme is a standardized weight measurement (1 momme = 4.34 grams per square meter), making it a more reliable indicator of quality.

Silk reduces hair friction by up to 43% compared to cotton, preventing breakage, split ends, and the dreaded bedhead. The smooth silk fibers allow hair to glide across the surface rather than catching and tangling. This is especially beneficial for chemically treated, curly, or fragile hair. Many users report needing less heat styling in the morning and maintaining salon blowouts 2-3 days longer when sleeping on silk.

Silk's smooth surface creates significantly less friction than cotton or synthetic fabrics, reducing sleep creases, wrinkles, and skin irritation. The natural proteins in silk (sericin) help maintain your skin's moisture balance throughout the night. Unlike cotton that absorbs skincare products, silk allows your nighttime serums and moisturizers to work on your skin rather than being absorbed by your pillowcase. Dermatologists often recommend silk for sensitive, acne-prone, or aging skin.

Silk is a natural thermoregulator that adapts to your body temperature. Its unique protein structure contains tiny air pockets that provide insulation in winter while remaining breathable in summer. Silk wicks moisture away from your skin 1.5 times more effectively than cotton, keeping you dry and comfortable throughout the night - making it ideal for hot sleepers who struggle with night sweats or temperature fluctuations.

Silk's natural hypoallergenic properties and smooth surface make it ideal for sensitive skin conditions including eczema, psoriasis, and rosacea. The fabric doesn't irritate inflamed skin, and its moisture-wicking properties prevent the damp environment where bacteria thrive. Dermatologists frequently recommend silk because it's naturally pH-balanced (similar to human skin at 4.5-5.5) and contains amino acids that support skin health.

Silk is a breathable, moisture-wicking natural fiber that absorbs up to 30% of its weight in moisture while still feeling dry to the touch. This makes it perfect for hot sleepers, menopausal women experiencing night sweats, or anyone in warm climates. Unlike synthetic fabrics that trap heat, silk allows air circulation while providing a cooling sensation against the skin - users report staying 2-3 degrees cooler throughout the night.

Absolutely. Silk's tightly-woven natural fibers are naturally resistant to dust mites, mold, mildew, and fungus - common triggers for allergies and asthma. The smooth, non-porous surface doesn't trap allergens like cotton or polyester. Medical studies show that switching to silk bedding can reduce nighttime allergy symptoms by up to 50% for sensitive individuals.

Yes, significantly. Silk reduces facial compression and friction that contribute to sleep wrinkles and premature aging. The smooth surface prevents the tugging and pulling that breaks down collagen over time. Since you spend approximately one-third of your life sleeping, switching to silk is one of the most effective passive anti-aging strategies. Many dermatologists call it an "overnight beauty treatment" that works continuously while you sleep.

Pure mulberry silk is one of the safest, most gentle fabrics for young sensitive skin. It's naturally temperature-regulating (preventing overheating), hypoallergenic, and free from chemical treatments. However, for infants under 12 months, always follow safe sleep guidelines from pediatric organizations. For toddlers and older children with eczema or skin sensitivities, silk can provide significant relief and comfort.

Many menopausal women report significant relief from night sweats after switching to silk bedding. Silk's exceptional moisture-wicking properties (absorbing up to 30% of its weight while feeling dry) combined with its temperature-regulating abilities help manage the sudden temperature fluctuations characteristic of menopause. While it won't eliminate hot flashes, silk keeps you more comfortable by quickly dispersing heat and moisture, often improving sleep quality during this challenging transition.

Many users report reduced morning allergy symptoms after switching to silk. Unlike cotton or synthetic fabrics that harbor dust mites and trap allergens, silk's tightly-woven fibers and natural properties resist these irritants. The smooth surface doesn't create static that attracts dust. Additionally, silk's moisture-wicking keeps bedding drier, preventing the humid environment where dust mites thrive. While not a cure, silk bedding can significantly reduce allergen exposure during sleep.

Discerning consumers invest in silk bedding for its unmatched combination of luxury, functionality, and longevity. Quality silk bedding lasts 10-15 years with proper care - significantly longer than cotton or synthetic alternatives. The investment pays for itself through durability, improved sleep quality, and the tangible beauty and skincare benefits. Silk represents a lifestyle choice prioritizing wellness, sustainability, and timeless elegance.

Quality silk bedding is a worthwhile investment when you consider longevity, health benefits, and cost-per-use. Promeed 23-momme silk lasts 10-15 years with proper care - significantly longer than cotton sheets that need replacing every 2-3 years. When you factor in improved sleep quality, skincare benefits (reducing need for expensive treatments), and hair protection, the return on investment becomes clear. Users consistently report it's one of the best purchases they've made for their wellbeing.

Promeed offers flexible options including complete sets and individual pieces. Full sets include a fitted sheet, flat sheet, and pillowcases (quantities vary by size). You can also purchase items separately to build your perfect sleep environment. All pieces feature reinforced seams, hidden zipper closures on duvet covers, and deep pockets (16 inches) on fitted sheets to accommodate most mattresses including memory foam and pillow-tops.

Consider both aesthetic preferences and practical factors. Lighter colors (champagne, white) show luxurious silk's natural sheen beautifully and work with any decor, though they may show stains more readily. Darker colors (grey, navy) are more forgiving for everyday use and create a dramatic, sophisticated look. Our colorfast dying process ensures rich, even tones that won't fade. Many customers start with pillowcases in their preferred color to test before investing in a full set.

Measure your mattress dimensions including depth. Promeed fitted sheets accommodate mattresses up to 20 inches deep - suitable for memory foam, pillow-top, and standard mattresses. Standard sizes: Twin (39x75"), Full (54x75"), Queen (60x80"), King (76x80"), California King (72x84"). For duvet covers, match to your comforter size or go one size up for a fuller look. When in doubt, size up - silk drapes beautifully.

Promeed stands behind our quality with a comprehensive satisfaction policy. We offer hassle-free returns within 60 days if you're not completely satisfied. Our silk bedding is guaranteed against manufacturing defects. Should you experience any issues with workmanship or material quality, contact our customer service team for prompt resolution. We're committed to ensuring your complete satisfaction with your investment.

Promeed uses certified 6A+ grade, 23-momme mulberry silk - the highest quality available. Many competitors use lower grades (3A-5A) or lighter weights (16-19mm) while marketing them as "premium." We provide transparent momme weights and certifications (OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified for no harmful substances). Our reinforced stitching, hidden zippers, and quality control processes ensure durability. We offer luxury quality at accessible prices by selling directly to consumers.

Absolutely. We recommend starting with silk pillowcases if you're new to silk bedding. This allows you to experience the hair and skincare benefits at a lower investment before upgrading to a complete set. Many customers start with one or two pillowcases and expand their collection over time. The pillowcase alone provides significant benefits and often converts first-time silk users into lifelong enthusiasts.

Mulberry silk comes from silkworms fed exclusively on mulberry leaves, producing the finest, most uniform silk threads. This results in longer fibers, stronger fabric, and a more lustrous appearance compared to wild silk varieties (tussah, eri). Mulberry silk is naturally white, hypoallergenic, and has the smoothest texture. It represents approximately 90% of the world's commercial silk production and is universally recognized as the premium choice for bedding.

Yes. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification ensures silk bedding is tested and certified free from harmful substances including heavy metals, pesticides, and chemical residues. This is especially important since bedding contacts your skin for 7-9 hours nightly. Promeed's OEKO-TEX certification provides third-party verification that our silk meets the highest human-ecological requirements, making it safe even for sensitive skin, children, and those with chemical sensitivities.

It is recommended to soak it in cold water for 5 minutes upon receipt, then air-dry it naturally. This prevents discomfort such as allergies that may be caused by dust accumulated during transportation.

New silk may have a slight natural smell - described as earthy or faintly sweet - which is normal and completely harmless. This comes from sericin, the natural protein in silk. The scent dissipates after the first wash or simply airing out. It's not a chemical smell like synthetic fabrics might have. If you're sensitive, wash before first use. The natural smell is actually an indicator of pure, undamaged silk rather than a concern.

Promeed silk bedding can be machine washed on a delicate cycle using cold water (30°C/86°F maximum) with pH-neutral or silk-specific detergent. Place items in a mesh laundry bag to protect them during the cycle. Avoid bleach, fabric softeners, and harsh detergents which can damage silk fibers. For hand washing: use cool water, gentle swishing motions, and avoid wringing or twisting. Most users find machine washing perfectly safe and convenient when following these guidelines. See more details here.

It is recommended to wash it every 1-2 weeks, the same frequency as regular pillowcases. Silk has natural antibacterial properties and is not prone to bacterial growth, so maintenance is easier than expected. With a dedicated laundry bag, machine washing takes only 10 minutes and drying takes 4-6 hours, resulting in overall low maintenance costs.

Silk naturally resists wrinkles better than cotton, and light wrinkles often fall out when placed on the bed. If you prefer a crisp look, iron on the lowest silk/synthetic setting while fabric is slightly damp, always on the reverse side. Use a pressing cloth to protect the fabric. Steaming is an excellent alternative - hold the steamer 6 inches away and never let it touch the silk directly. Many users embrace silk's natural, relaxed drape as part of its casual luxury aesthetic.
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With proper care, 23-momme silk bedding lasts 10-15 years or longer - significantly outlasting cotton or synthetic alternatives. The durability comes from long mulberry silk fibers that resist breaking. You'll notice the fabric actually becomes softer and more supple with washing while maintaining its integrity. This longevity makes silk an economical long-term investment despite the higher initial cost. Many customers report their Promeed silk pieces only improve with age.

Use pH-neutral or silk-specific detergents like Promeed Silk Laundry Detergent Sheets, Heritage Park Silk & Wool.
Baby shampoo or mild hair shampoo works in a pinch since silk is a protein fiber similar to hair. Avoid detergents with bleach, optical brighteners, enzymes, or harsh chemicals. Use about half the amount you'd use for regular laundry - silk doesn't require much detergent to get clean. Never use fabric softener; silk is naturally soft and softeners can leave residue.

Most stains can be removed with prompt attention. For fresh stains, blot (don't rub) with cold water and a small amount of silk detergent. For tougher stains, create a paste with silk detergent and cool water, apply gently, let sit for 10-15 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. For oil-based stains, use a tiny amount of mild dish soap. Always test in an inconspicuous area first. Avoid harsh stain removers, bleach, or excessive scrubbing which can damage silk fibers or cause color loss.

Store silk bedding in a cool, dry place with good air circulation. Promeed package bag is a good choice for storage. Avoid direct sunlight which can fade colors. Cedar blocks or lavender sachets provide natural pest protection (mothballs aren't necessary for mulberry silk but won't harm it). Ensure silk is completely dry before storing. Properly stored silk bedding maintains its quality indefinitely - some families pass down silk pieces through generations.