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Fishers Finery Mulberry Silk Pillowcase: The Value Silk

John Carter Doe

October 1, 2025

9.2

Very Good

So, what did I really think of it?

The bottom line, right up front

Let's cut to the chase. If you're after real mulberry silk but don't want to pay those wild luxury markups, the Fishers Finery pillowcase is the one I point people to first. It’s just genuinely good. The silk feels smooth and substantial, and you can really feel the difference it makes on your hair and skin compared to cotton. For me, frizz was noticeably down by the third morning, and those sleep creases on my face? They faded way faster. I went with the 25-momme version, which feels so much plusher than your average silk case, but the price is still way better than the big-name fashion brands. The fit was perfect, the stitching was clean, and the zipper didn't poke me once. It’s not one of those icy-cold pillowcases; it's more temperature-neutral, which I actually prefer. It never got clammy. Now, here's the thing: you *have* to treat it right in the wash. If you can handle that little bit of gentle care, it's a fantastic buy.

So, what did I really think of it?

A little more on what it's made of

So what are you actually getting? It's 100% long-strand mulberry silk with a charmeuse weave on both sides. And not just any silk—it's Grade 6A, which is the good stuff. You’ll usually see options for 19 and 25 momme. Believe it or not, that 25-momme version feels noticeably denser and more durable; it's the one I'd go for. Most have a hidden zipper, which is great, but just double-check the listing because some envelope-style ones are out there. It’s also OEKO-TEX certified, meaning it's been tested for harmful substances. And it comes in all the standard sizes with a ton of colors that don't seem to fade if you wash them right. It’s all about that smooth glide that cuts down on friction.

Okay, so what are the downsides? Honestly, it's the same for any real silk pillowcase: you have to be a little gentle with it. We're talking a cold wash, inside a mesh bag, with a silk-safe detergent, and then letting it air dry. If you throw it in a hot wash or the dryer, you're going to weaken the fibers and it'll lose that beautiful sheen. It's just how silk works. A couple of other small things to know: if you have a really puffy, high-loft pillow, the fit might feel a bit snug, so you might want to size up. And I've heard a few people say the zipper can snag if you don't zip it completely shut before washing. But look, none of these are deal-breakers or even specific to Fishers Finery. It's just good stuff to know before you buy.