What is Wild silk and where does it come from?

Wild silk (Tussah) is harvested from natural silk cocoons. It has a slightly more robust, textured fiber and a natural golden-honey tint, offering a more organic feel than farmed silk.

Why is a Wild silk duvet recommended for the summer?

The textured fiber structure of Wild silk provides superior air circulation and moisture wicking, making it an excellent cooling option for hot or humid nights.

Is a Wild silk duvet as soft as a Mulberry silk duvet?

It is less 'fluid' than Mulberry silk, providing a crisp, refreshing touch that remains much softer and more breathable than traditional cotton.

Is Wild silk naturally anti-allergenic?

Yes. It naturally repels dust mites and bacteria, providing a fresh and healthy sleep surface that is ideal for those with respiratory allergies or sensitive skin.

How do I clean a Wild silk duvet?

Silk is self-cleaning; simply air it out regularly in the shade. To preserve the fiber integrity, avoid machine washing and use professional dry cleaning only when absolutely necessary.

Wild Silk Duvet

Wild silk duvets are filled with short fibres or flakes, also known as Tussah silk. The only way to keep this silk in place is by quilting it into small squares. Naturally, a silk duvet filled with wild silk doesn’t offer the same insulation and ventilation properties as a duvet filled with mulberry silk. Its lifespan is also shorter, but it is significantly more budget-friendly.