Benefits of Silk   -

         For centuries the Chinese have known the Health Benefits of Silk Bedding

                Once you've experienced sleeping in 'Silk' you'll never choose anything
                                       else for you and your family's bedding.

• Natural Insulator
  It has been known for centuries that silk is one of the best natural insulators.
  The silk worm has developed it's cacoon to protect itself under harsh conditions.
  
  
• Thermal Regulator
  Sleep soundly with no partner disturbance as the unique thermal qualities of silk means two can sleep comfortably at their own natural temperature.
  
  
• Hypo-allergenic
  The perfect solution for those suffering from asthma, eczma and other allergies
  
  
• Breathable
  No more night sweats or over heating at different times during the night
  
  
• Strong and durable       
  Silk is a long and strong fibre making it long lasting.
  It will provide years of service, outlasting most natural or synthetic materials.
  
  
• Lighter and warmer
  Silk is warmer than other natural duvets of similar weight and flows over the body.
  No cold tunnels between partners. 
  Because of the lighter weight your silk duvets you can easily roll over under the duvet
  without it sliding off the side of your bed.
  
  
• Skin - Anti-Aging
  Silk has Amino acids and cellular albumen
  'the nearest thing to human skin known to man' , which counter the affects of aging and hydrate the skin.
  Lines are not created do to pressure and drag on your pillow while sleeping. (I personally have experienced this
  I now do not wake up with my smile line and crowsfeet inbedded on my face from sleeping on my side).
  Cellular albumen help with skin metabolism.
  
  
• Hair
  Less trips to the hairdresser as resting on a silk pillowcase and pillow doesn't drag at your hair.
  Your hair will in better condition, looking lovely and tangle free. This is due to less resistance and the
  amino acids. 
  
  
• Healthy - Safe - Luxurious - Natural
  Silk ticks all the boxes