Fishers Finery 25mm 100% Pure Mulberry Silk Pillowcase (White Standard)OEKO-TEX MADE IN GREENOEKO-TEX MADE IN GREENOEKO-TEX MADE IN GREEN

Bought this for my wife and she is very happy with it. It looks and feels good.

In love with these silk pillowcases, the color is beautiful, the feel of them is luxurious and soft. My hair isn’t frizzy and gross anymore and my skin loves being on such a smooth surface. I also love that they provide directions on cleaning care and a bag to wash them. Overall, you get what you pay for the price you pay is well worth it for these beauties. I love that I got two, with a bag and I will continue buying from this company for all my silk needs! I must say with these pillowcases and the right pillow my sleep has definitely improved!

Very good quality. Have been using 2 months for home and travel. Washing on delicate cycle with woolite type detergent, and drying as directed, and is still excellent.Ordered the mint green so wouldn’t accidentally leave it in hotel room. Also ordered 22ml which I thought was heavier weight than I wanted so am sticking with this.Also feels great on my skin.

Great product. 4 stars instead of 5 because of the price. Otherwise I would give it 5. They really do help keep my hair from being a frizzy mess (not completely, but better).

This is my second silk pillowcase purchase, as I want to rotate pillowcases when one is being soaked and later hand-washed (details below). My first purchase was a 22 momme silk pillowcase from another reputable company and seller on Amazon, Colorado Home Co.I inquired with Fishers Finery customer service on Amazon and they quickly responded with a friendly reply.This, my second silk pillowcase purchase on Amazon, was the 25 momme, white (undyed), pillowcase from Fishers Finery. This product is truly authentic, 100% silk. The quality and softness are superb. The packaging for this item is a very pleasant, big & stiff square, dark blue colored paperboard. If you buy their 30 momme silk pillowcase it comes in an even nicer packaging, a dark black, cardboard box with their company signature on top.Note, generally speaking, the nicer the packaging, the more you pay for the silk pillowcase product-- in fact, it can increase the price of the product by $15 to $20 approximately when you purchase a silk pillowcase that comes in a nice gift box.TIP on HOW TO WASH this item: Have a couple of silk pillowcases so you can rotate them when one is being washed as I describe here:a. Do not machine wash or machine dry.b. If there are any stains, use Ecover Stain Remover liquid (6.8 oz), available on Amazon and at grocery stores like Natural Grocers. Simply thoroughly spot dab the Ecover liquid stain remover on all stains. I had some blood stains on my other silk pillowcase (from Colorado Home Co.) due to a scab that broke on my head. I was worried the blood stain would not come out. I soaked the Ecover liquid stain remover on the pillowcase for 24hrs.c. Then, fill a bucket full of cool to warm water and a liquid detergent for delicate items (made for wool or silk). Not marketed as a detergent in this case, but I used Soapnut shampoo (unscented) soap that I purchased from an Amazon seller called Nature Sustained. Any Soapnut shampoo, body wash, or detergent (all are sold online or in some health food stores), are basically all the same and can be interchanged to cleanse your body, hair, or fabric (clothing or bedding). 100% pure Soapnut shampoo/liquid soap is very gentle but effective, as well as chemical free and very environmentally friendly. For some reason, as of 10/2022, it is very hard to find 100% pure Soapnut shampoo/soap (containing only Soapnut liquid and natural preservative) on Amazon or online.d. I then placed the silk pillowcase in the bucket of water, and I gently hand washed for about a minute. Then I let it soak for 24 hours. After 24 hours, I hand washed again for about a minute. Then I emptied the bucket of water and filled with clean water and rinsed the pillowcase in this manner. I then hung the silk pillowcase to dry over a wooden rack. You may also lay it flat to dry on a towel on a counter.The result? All the blood stains came out and there were no wrinkles (of course pillowcase was not as flat looking as when new).RE: Temperature Regulation-- I purchased this item as my body runs hot and thus, I also sleep hot. So, I needed a temperature regulating fabric in order to sleep better. Sleeping on a silk pillowcase does not cure all one's sleeping hot woes. However, it certainly was palpable in that the silk pillowcase did indeed reduce warmth. I cannot afford silk sheets at the moment, but having at least a silk pillowcase is the most important in order to reduce heat in the head area.A much less expensive (less than half the price), but very effective alternative to silk sheets, in order to sleep cooler, is 100% Egyptian Cotton sheets. So, I purchased this on Amazon: "Pure Parima Luxury 100% CEA Certified Egyptian Cotton Sheet Bed Set | Extra-Long Staple | Cool, Breathable, Ultra Comfort | Double Hem-Stitched | Flat, Fitted, and 2 Pillow Cases". These sheets did the trick and I sleep cooler. Another alternative is "Everhome Egyptian Cotton 700-Thread-Count sheet" available at your local and online bed and bath store.I am very pleased with this purchase and I can't wait to buy another 100% pure silk pillowcase from Fishers Finery.This item is "Practical Perry" approved. ; )

I am very pleased with the quality of the pillowcase and was happy that it didn't have a zipper (it has an envelope closure). It is very soft and smooth. It even came with a netted bag that you can use for storage or washing. I will probably order two more since I wanted to wait and see what I thought about it before adding more to my household.

Wonderful silk weight, not flimsy, very comfortable to sleep on.

Very high quality silk pillowcase whose finish isn't overly satiny. I can tell its well made, and I like that, while it has the envelope enclosure, the flap is located at the end of the pillow (not the middle-back), so you could stick a slightly longer pillow in if you had to.Because it doesn't have a very satiny finish, if you have silk or Sateen sheets (which I don't at the moment), I'm guessing this pillowcase shouldn't slip around much or fall off the bed, which I've heard is a problem for many silk pillowcases.That said, it seems to, if anything, trap heat more than my [percale] cotton pillowcase. It doesn't trap moisture as much as my cotton pillowcase (though i don't know if I'd call it wicking either), but I find I have to turn it over to the other side what seems like every 10 minutes to avoid a warm pillow.I also like that it comes with its own garment bag for washing in.All in all, I can tell it's a really high quality product, but I expected better temperature regulation from silk and am a bit disappointed.Update: One of the seams in the "pocket" ripped in the first week and now it doesn't hold the pillow as securely.