Silk Orange Conforter

Because of its purity, mulberry silk is very uniform in consistency and is not processed before use in a comforter.
Comforter covers made of 100 percent bamboo fiber come from a renewable growth wood plant that yields a yarn that is silk-like and softer than cotton.
The silk used in some comforters is 100 percent mulbery silk and is hypoallergenic.
Cotton is a natural material that blends very well with the silk floss inside the silk comforter.
For the allergy or chemical sufferer, silk comforters are typically made with hypoallergenic high grade mulberry floss.
A silk comforter is naturally hypoallergenic and repels mold and mildew, which makes it a good alternative to down.
Cotton comforters are breathable, but since cotton is not as insulating as silk comforters or down comforters they are better for warm weather use.
Silk comforters are odorless (some lower grade down comforters may carry an odor).
A silk comforter is a luxurious addition to any bedroom ensemble.
The sil in silk comforters is amazingly strong and keeps people warm in winter and cool in summer by wicking away moisture into the air.
Silk comforters are naturally hypoallergenic and offer added comfort and luxury being so soft and smooth.
Silk comforters naturally conform and drape over your body to create even warmth without cold spots.
Silk comforters are the ultimate in sleep luxury.
As well as being soft to sleep on, silk duvet covers are luxurious and look great in any bedroom.