Satin Pillowcase
Your cotton pillowcase is quietly wrecking your hair every night — snagging strands, drawing out moisture, and pressing in creases. A satin surface fixes that. The ultra-smooth weave lets your hair glide instead of grip, so you wake with less frizz, fewer tangles, and hair that keeps its shape. Cooler against the skin than cotton and gentle on your face. Machine washable. Available in black, dark grey, navy and white.
Why satin works
The science, in four pictures.
Cotton grabs. Satin glides.
Cotton's rough weave snags every strand as you toss and turn. Satin lets your hair slip right across it — no friction, no snapping.
Keep the length you're growing.
Less friction means fewer broken ends, so the hair you grow actually stays on your head instead of breaking off overnight.
Wake up smooth, not frizzy.
Go to bed with your hair right and wake up with it — no morning frizz to fight before you leave the house.
Locks in moisture.
Cotton drinks up your hair's natural oils all night. Satin keeps them where they belong, so you wake up hydrated, not dry and brittle.
Questions, answered
Everything you need to know before you switch.
How do I care for it?
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle (a mesh laundry bag helps) or hand wash with a mild detergent. Skip bleach and fabric softener, then air-dry or tumble dry on low. It keeps its softness and sheen wash after wash.
Will it actually help my hair?
Yes. The smooth surface cuts the friction cotton creates as you move at night, so you get fewer split ends, less breakage, and far less morning frizz — and it helps your hair hold onto its natural moisture instead of drying out.
What size should I choose?
Our pillowcases fit standard and queen pillows, and the bonnet’s elastic band fits most head sizes. Check the size options on each product before adding to cart.
Silk or satin — what’s the difference?
Satin is a smooth weave (usually polyester) and a real upgrade over cotton. Mulberry silk is a natural protein fiber — gentler, more breathable, and better at holding moisture. Want the details? See the full comparison.
Is it good for my skin too?
Yes. The low-friction surface is gentler on skin, helps prevent sleep creases, and won’t tug or soak up your skincare the way cotton does. Mulberry silk is also naturally hypoallergenic.
How long will it last?
With gentle care, years. Silk and quality satin are durable and hold their softness and shine far longer than cotton.