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Frequently asked questions

What does 22 momme mean?

Momme is the unit of weight for silk: 1 momme = 4.34 g/m². 22 momme corresponds to around 95 g/m² – the density at which silk is truly dense, durable and smooth enough to protect hair and skin. Thinner silk (16–19 momme) is cheaper but less durable.

Silk or satin – what's the difference?

“Satin” is a weave, not a material – usually polyester. Real mulberry silk is a natural fibre: breathable, temperature-regulating and gentle on moisture. Polyester satin feels smooth but traps heat and hardly breathes.

How do I recognise real silk?

Two tests: weight – a 50×70 pillowcase in 22 momme weighs 76 to 82 g – our sample weighs 81 g. Burn test – a few threads from the inside seam: real silk chars, smells like burnt hair and crumbles to ash; polyester melts into a hard bead. We show both on our Instagram account.

Is your silk certified?

Our silk comes from OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certified production (product class I – the strictest level, suitable for baby products). The certificate confirms that the material is free from harmful substances.

Which size fits?

50 × 70 cm is the international standard size and fits most pillows in Switzerland (including IKEA). The classic Swiss sizes 65 × 65 cm and 65 × 100 cm are in the works – sign up for the newsletter and we'll let you know.

How do I wash silk?

By hand or on a delicate cycle at 30 °C with a silk detergent, in a laundry bag, without fabric softener. No tumble dryer. Details under “Silk care”.

How do I pay?

With Twint, credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express), Apple Pay, Google Pay or Klarna – directly at checkout.

Can I give Nachtseide as a gift?

Yes. Every order comes in an embroidered bag of pure mulberry silk, and the Dream Set comes in a premium box. It is our most popular gift.

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