dusk — pure mulberry silk

While you sleep

Eight hours a night, your pillow is touching your face.

Friction, removed

Cotton grabs. Silk glides. Less pulling on skin means fewer sleep creases; less tugging on hair means less breakage and frizz by morning.

Temperature, regulated

Silk is a natural protein fiber that breathes — cool in summer, warm in winter. No coatings, no cooling chemicals, nothing engineered.

Certified to the strictest class

OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, Class I — the tier reserved for products safe enough for babies. Tested free of harmful substances.

The number that matters

Momme is silk's weight.

How many pounds of raw silk are woven into a bolt of fabric. More momme, more silk — denser, heavier, longer-lasting. It's the difference you feel the first night.

25 momme — dusk. The weight most brands reserve for their most expensive line. Our only line.

The Pillowcase — White · Standard

The morning after

Wake up to better skin. Every morning.

Skin: Sleeps against a frictionless surface. No creases pressed in overnight, no moisture pulled out — silk absorbs far less of your skincare than cotton.
Hair: Slides instead of snags. Wake with fewer tangles, less frizz, and none of the breakage a cotton weave works into your ends.
Sleep: Naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites. A cleaner surface, washed half as often as cotton needs.

25 momme charmeuse weave

Arrives in the dusk drawer box

Caring for your silk

Treat it like it treats you.

Washing

Hand wash in cool water — under 30°C / 86°F — with a pH-neutral silk detergent. No bleach, no fabric softener; both break down protein fiber.

Machine, if you must

Mesh laundry bag, delicate or silk cycle, cold water only. Wash separately — never with denim, towels, or anything with a zipper of its own.

Drying

Never tumble dry. Roll in a clean towel to press out water, then lay flat away from direct sunlight.

Ironing

Lowest setting, slightly damp, reverse side only, with a pressing cloth. No direct steam — it water-marks.

Storage

Cool, dry, out of the sun. Fold loosely — the drawer box it arrived in is built for exactly this.

How often

Every one to two weeks with nightly use. Silk resists dust mites naturally and doesn't need cotton's wash schedule.

Authenticity

Burn it. Really.

Every dusk pillowcase ships with a swatch of the same silk, cut for one purpose: proof. Most "silk" sold online is polyester satin. Ours survives the oldest test there is.

Smell

Real silk burns like burnt hair — it's protein, like yours. Synthetics smell like melting plastic.

Ash

Silk leaves soft ash that crumbles between your fingers. Polyester fuses into a hard bead.

Flame

Silk self-extinguishes when the flame is removed. Synthetics keep melting.