General Silk Insights & News | Explore Mayfairsilk

Key Takeaways Silk is a natural protein fibre spun by silkworms, while bamboo viscose is a semi-synthetic fabric made by chemically breaking bam...

Key Takeaways Silk satin and silk crepe are both pure-silk weaves: satin is glossy and fluid on one side, crepe is matte and lightly textured on...

Key Takeaways Mulberry silk and Tussah silk come from different silkworms, produce different fibres, and serve different uses, so the right pick...

Key Takeaways Silk and modal are both soft, breathable fabrics, but they answer different needs: silk is the natural protein fibre built for bed...

Key Takeaways Silk satin and charmeuse are both satin-weave fabrics, but charmeuse runs lighter and more fluid while silk satin holds more weigh...

Key Takeaways Silk sheets bring a touch of true luxury with natural breathability, temperature control, and skin-loving softness, great for sens...

Key Takeaways Silk twill has a subtle ribbed texture with a matte look and a more structured drape, making it great for things like scarves and ...

Key Takeaways Most 10th anniversary gifts get opened, admired for an evening, then quietly retired, so the win at year ten is finding something ...

Key Takeaways Silk twill uses a diagonal weave that gives the fabric structure, snag resistance, and shape retention, making it the stronger cho...

Key Takeaways Silk comes straight from silkworms and naturally breathes, wicks moisture, and regulates temperature better than satin, which is t...

Key Takeaways Porcelain and platinum say “20 years strong” in the most beautiful way. They’re delicate, rare, and full of meaning.  Silk gifts...

Key Takeaways Dog hair sticks to sheets because static, fibre hooks, and loose weaves trap fur and hold onto dander, dust mites, and odours. S...