ORIGNEE Guide

Real silk cannot be identified by its luster, price, or feel alone. Learn what you should look for regarding material specifications, momme, silk type, and quality.

Which duvet filling suits which warmth preference? A comparison of silk, down, wool, and synthetic fiber with their respective properties and differences.

Momme describes the weight of silk – not just its quality. Learn what 19, 22, and 25 momme, 6A, and quality standards reveal about silk fabrics and silk bed linen.

Silk is lightweight, smooth, and able to absorb moisture. Learn about the benefits of silk as a duvet filling as well as for bed linen and pillowcases.

How is a silk duvet made? From the silk cocoon to the silk fleece and the multi-layered filling, we show how silk is processed into a duvet.

Silk is a natural protein fiber obtained from the cocoon of the silkworm. There are two main types: Mulberry silk is fine, lustrous, and comes from silkworms bred on mulberry leaves. Tuss...