Skin Hydrating Mulberry Silk Pillowcase: Emerald Garden Limited Edition Released

Dec 10, 2023

London-based bedding product retailer Mayfairsilk (+44-20-3885-2223) announces the release of its limited-edition Emerald Garden pillowcase, fashioned from pure, 25 momme Mulberry silk.

London, United Kingdom - December 10, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Beyond its luxury patterned style, the new silk pillowcase is crafted in pursuit of optimal sleep through temperature-regulating materials. Ideal as a birthday or Christmas gift, Mayfairsilk states that the product offers skin hydrating benefits while helping to prevent fine lines due to its smooth and low-friction feel.

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Featuring a unique design reminiscent of springtime serenity, the new pillowcase is fashioned with what Mayfairsilk describes as the highest grade of long-fibre silk. This contributes to its notable softness, says the company, targeting relaxed nightlong comfort for users.

In addition, its qualities are conducive to well-maintained hair - made to reduce the chances of tangles or frizziness from developing. Mayfairsilk refers to the improvements in hair lustre that can be seen through continued usage of its Emerald Garden and other silk pillowcases, minimising static while alleviating concerns over hair breakage and dry strands.

“Our silk's innate qualities outshine cotton,” explains a company representative, “Providing both glossier locks and optimally hydrated skin. Move beyond the mundane with cotton and immerse yourself in the opulence of Emerald Garden - a change you'll celebrate every night.”

In line with Mayfairsilk’s commitment to hygiene and safety, its silk pillowcases have been certified as lacking toxic dye or chemicals in their structural makeup. Further, they are hypoallergenic - resistant to dust and other indoor pollutants, its products aim to help secure undisturbed sleep and ongoing health.

The company also notes that the durable silk materials evident in its products offer extended longevity. Alongside their positive impact on hair and skin, they offer an array of benefits over cotton alternatives, says Mayfairsilk - requiring fewer machine washes over time.

Mayfairsilk’s limited Emerald Garden pillowcase joins a growing range of biodegradable silk bedding, including sheets, duvet covers, and sleep masks. As a testament to its relationship with its clientele, Mayfairsilk produces and ships its latest pillowcase from London in a luxurious gift box for added charm.

Introducing its products, a Mayfairsilk spokesperson said: “Designed in London - inspired by timeless style, elegance and attention to detail. Elevate your sleep with our exclusive range of silk bedding and lifestyle accessories - all carefully handcrafted using the finest Mulberry silk in our bespoke weave and finish.”

Interested parties can learn more about Mayfairsilk and its full product collection at: https://mayfairsilk.com/

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Organization: Mayfairsilk
Address: 13 Hanover Square Mayfair, London, England W1S 1HN, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-20-3885-2223
Website: https://www.mayfairsilk.com

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