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Why Silk So Great?

It’s Naturally Hypoallergenic (and Good for Your Skin!)

It’s Recyclable and Biodegradable

It Warms You Up in the Winter

It Keeps You Cool in the Summer

It’s Strong and Durable

It’s Luxurious, Shiny and Soft

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How To Care For Your Silk?

 – DO:

✔ Water temperature under 30℃/86°F

✔ pH neutral liquid detergent designed for delicate fabrics or baby shampoo

✔ Hand wash is preferred

✔ Soak your silk item within 5 minutes

✔ Use a towel to soak up water and hang dry if possible

✔ Machine wash with delicates care bag

✔ Minimize spin time

✔ Use a pressing cloth and iron it on low-heat setting using steam setting

– DON’T:

✘ Any high-temperature objects or environment

✘ Powder or bleach or harsh detergent

✘ Fabric softener

✘ Tumble dry

✘ Direct sunlight exposure

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Ancient Chinese Silk History

Chinese silk has a long history, dating back to the Neolithic Age, with a history of more than 5,000 years.

Archaeological evidence shows that around 3000 BC, the ancestors in the Yellow River and Yangtze River basins had mastered the techniques of sericulture (silkworm breeding) and silk weaving. The half silkworm cocoon unearthed from the Xiyin Village site in Xia County, Shanxi, and the 4,700-year-old silk pieces found at the Qianshanyang site in Zhejiang both confirm the existence of early silk production. Since then, silk has run through the history of Chinese civilization—from its initial development in the Shang and Zhou dynasties, to its global reach via the Silk Road in the Qin and Han dynasties, and then to the peak of craftsmanship in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties—becoming an important symbol of Oriental civilization.

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