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2 FREE Pillowcases6A Grade 100% Mulberry Silk Bedding Set
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6A Grade 100% Mulberry Silk Quilt Cover
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6A Grade 100% Mulberry Silk Fitted Sheet
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6A Grade 100% Mulberry Silk Flat Sheet
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The Best Silk Sheets Australia 2025 Buying Guide:
"Silky U silk bed linen is stocked in a beautiful, luminous, stylish ivory white, purple, charcoal, and champagne shade. These elegant silk sheets are of the highest quality, soft to touch and have a beautiful lustre. They are made from 100% mulberry silk and come beautifully gift boxed. "
If you are unsure what silk bed linen is the right choice for you or have any questions, call us on 1300 745 598 (8 am – 6 pm, Mon-Fri), book a phone call with us at your convenient time or email our support team.
Introducing Custom Silk Sheet Set Builder
Mix and match quilt covers, pillowcases, fitted and flat sheets, and choose any size and colour.
Combine a King size quilt cover with a Queen size fitted sheet or replace a quilt cover with a flat sheet.
Need more pillowcases? Add any quantity to your custom bedding set.
What Our Customers Say About Our Silk Bed Sheets
Among numerous feedbacks from our happy customers, we thought this one from Natalia, who purchased our silk bedding set, was worth being featured:
"These silk sheets are wonderful. High-quality silk, an absolute dream to sleep on. This is our first set, and we adore them.
I have spent a lot on high-end, high-thread count cotton sheets in the past, so my advice is this: cotton sheets are nothing compared to silk.
These are - by far - much better value for money. Silk is divine to sleep on. Go for it."
Why Silk Sheets are Better
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Naturally Hypoallergenic
Silk bed sheets are an excellent option if you suffer from allergies or skin issues - it's very comforting and soothing on your skin.
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Antibacterial & Anti-fungal
Silk is a material that germs struggle to cling to or grow on, and is resistant to dust mites, mould and bacteria.
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Reduces Skin & Hair Friction
The softness and tightly woven nature of silk helps to minimise fine wrinkles and keeps your hair shinier and frizz-free.
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Moisturising & Anti-ageing
Silk absorbs less moisture than cotton, wool, down and synthetic
materials, so your skin stays more hydrated during your sleep.
Dr Charla M. Blacker, M.D.
"For the 75 to 85 percent of women who suffer from hot flashes, sleeping on cool silk sheets helps turn down the heat."
Dr Shahzadi Harper
"Silk has a similar pH to your skin and absorbs very little moisture which aids your skin's moisture retention. Sleeping on silk pillowcases and sheets not only helps with hydration but also being hypoallergenic and dust-mite resistant it's a healthy option for your skin, discouraging bacterial growth and the spread of acne."
Dr Ellen Marmur, M.D.
"Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune condition that causes the rapid build-up of skin cells. Choosing bed linen wisely is important because certain fabrics and detergents can make the condition worse."
Dr Shari Lipner, M.D., Ph.D.
"Sleeping on silk sheets minimizes stretching and pulling on your skin as you sleep. Theoretically, it may help to prevent wrinkles. Silk sheets can also help you cut back on hair breakage, thanks to the reduction in friction."
Dr. Sreedhar Krishna
"Skin and hair don't like friction - thus, silk bed linen is strongly preferred. This will enable you to glide over your bed sheets as you move during sleep without being too abrasive. This is even more important if you are a fidgety sleeper."
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the benefits of silk bed sheets?
Silk bed sheets offer a range of benefits, including being naturally hypoallergenic, gentle on sensitive skin, and resistant to dust mites.
They also regulate temperature, keeping you cool in summer and warm in winter, and their smooth texture helps reduce friction, which can minimize hair frizz and wrinkles.
2. Are silk bed sheets good for people with sensitive skin and allergies?
Yes, silk bed sheets are excellent for sensitive skin. They are smooth, non-irritating, and hypoallergenic, making them ideal for people with skin conditions like eczema or allergies.
3. What size silk bed sheets do you offer?
We offer silk bed sheets in various sizes to fit standard Australian beds, including single, double, queen, king and super king (excluding flat sheets).
Whether you’re looking for a complete set or individual pieces, we have options to suit your needs.
4. Are silk bed sheets worth the investment?
Absolutely! While silk bed sheets may cost more upfront, their durability, luxurious feel, and health benefits make them a worthwhile investment.
High-quality silk sheets are long-lasting and can transform your sleep experience, making them an excellent choice for your home.
5. How long do silk bed sheets last?
With proper care, silk bed sheets can last 5–10 years or more. Avoid harsh washing, excessive heat, and exposure to sunlight to preserve their longevity.
6. Do silk sheets require special care?
Yes, silk sheets require gentle care:
- Wash them in cold water with a mild detergent.
- Avoid bleach or fabric softeners.
- Air dry or use a low-heat setting on a dryer.
7. Do silk sheets make you sweat?
No, silk sheets are breathable and temperature-regulating, which helps to wick away moisture and keeps you cool. Unlike synthetic fabrics, silk adapts to your body temperature, reducing the likelihood of sweating.
8. Do silk sheets wrinkle easily?
Yes, silk sheets can wrinkle more than cotton or synthetic sheets due to their delicate nature. However, wrinkles tend to smooth out naturally over time; you can also minimise them by gently steaming or ironing on a low-heat setting.
9. Are silk sheets slippery?
While silk sheets are smooth, high-quality silk with a good momme weight (19 and above) is less slippery compared to lower-quality silk or satin. The luxurious feel is silky but not overly slick.
10. What is momme in silk sheets?
Momme (pronounced “moe-mee”) is the unit of measurement used to indicate the weight and quality of silk fabric. For bed sheets, a momme between 19 and 25 is ideal.
11. Are silk bed sheets eco-friendly?
Silk is a natural, biodegradable material, making it more eco-friendly than cotton or synthetic fabrics.
12. What is the difference between silk and satin sheets?
Silk is a natural fibre made from silkworms and is more durable, breathable, and luxurious.
Originally, satin was made using silk; however, modern satin is usually made from polyester, nylon and rayon. While satin can mimic the smoothness of silk, it lacks the same breathability and natural benefits.
From the World of Silk Blog
How to Maintain Your Silk Bed Sheets for Longevity: A Comprehensive Guide »
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What Are The Different Types Of Silk Used In Bedding? »
Silk has been a popular bedding material for centuries due to its luxurious feel, hypoallergenic properties, and temperature-regulation capabilities. However, not all silk is created equal. In this blog post, we explore the different types of silk used in bedding and their advantages, disadvantages, and unique characteristics.
How To Check If Silk In Your Bed Sheets Is Real Or Fake »
Silk is a luxurious and highly sought-after fabric used in bedding for centuries. It is known for its softness, sheen, and durability, making it a popular bedding choice. However, with the rise of counterfeit products in the market, it can be challenging to determine if your silk bed sheets are real or fake.