Our Silkworms are busy feeding on their Mulberry or Mongolian Oak leaves and as they eat, they start to spin. 

The worms which have been feeding on Mulberry leaves create Mulberry Silk cocoons which contain long, thin fibres. Tussah Silk cocoon fibres are thicker and shorter, created by the worms who feed on Mongolian Oak leaves. It’s these two types of cocoons which are then transformed into Silk. Each silkworm cocoon is handpicked, making sure only the best of the bunch is then placed into a bath of hot water allowing them to loosen.

The Mulberry Silk is then reeled and spun. This process results in a single, strong Silk fibre and is then hung out to dry in the warm East Asian Sun.

The Tussah Silk is left fluffy and thick. This handpicked process ensures our factory produce the perfect collection of raw Silk. Both Silk’s are then carefully made into the most beautiful array of Silk products. 

Mulberry and Tussah silk each provide different benefits as well as being more suitable for different product ranges.

Tussah silk production relies more on machine production and contains thicker fibres to enhance warmth, perfect for filled products. This Tussah silk is a hollow fibre, containing a long hollow centre which runs down the length of the fibre. Despite the thickness, it’s still breathable.

Our Mulberry Silk contains soft, smooth fibres of the highest quality which carries vibrant colours and feels sensational, great for Bed Linen.

Silk is well known for its beauty benefits and this is due to its fibres being natural and strong. Sleeping with Silk products at night can also help regulate body temperature, so is great for couples who have varying body temperatures at night.