Frequently asked questions
What makes the Ebury Oxford Silk Pillowcase different from standard pillowcases?
It’s made from 100% mulberry silk (19 momme) with an Oxford style and a generous 7cm border, plus a secure envelope closure for a neat, tucked-in finish.
How does this pillowcase fit with other Gingerlily bedding?
It complements sama-oxford pillow cases and other Gingerlily bedding by using the same silk material and a refined Oxford design, creating a cohesive, luxurious look across the bed.
What rooms or occasions is it best for?
It suits bedrooms aiming for a cooling, breathable, indulgent sleep surface and works well for romantic or guest room setups that emphasize luxurious sleep aesthetics.
What does the silk feel like and what will I notice on use?
The 19 momme mulberry silk gives a smooth, gentle surface that feels silky against skin and hair, helping maintain moisture and reduce friction.
How should I care for this silk pillowcase to keep it looking best?
Machine wash on a delicate cycle at no more than 30 degrees, air dry, and use a cool iron if needed.
Experience a luxurious, breathable sleep with our 100% mulberry silk pillowcase. Crafted in an Oxford style with a generous 7cm border and a secure envelope closure, it delivers a clean, tucked-in finish that stays in place all night. The 19 momme silk creates a smooth surface that feels gentle against the skin and hair, promoting a refreshed, comfortable rest.
Silk is naturally hypoallergenic and helps retain moisture rather than drawing it away, supporting skin suppleness and reducing facial lines. It also helps maintain your hair’s natural smoothness, giving you a sleeping surface that feels indulgent and silky against your face and head for a truly restful experience.
- Material: 100% mulberry silk
- Silk weight: 19 momme
- Construction: Oxford style with a 7cm border; envelope closure
- Care: Machine wash delicate cycle at no more than 30 degrees; air dry; cool iron
- Notes: Pillowcase only
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