Silk Fitted Cot Sheet

Has your precious baby got an awkward bald spot at the back of their head? Have you tried to keep it as moisturised as possible but still manage to wake up with extremely dry, knotted, matted hair?

It's time to ditch that bald-spot inducing cotton sheet! The secret is smooth and soothing 100% Mulberry Silk.

Perfectly fitted to your cot mattress, your baby’s head will gently glide across the liquid-smooth, naturally hydrating, hypoallergenic Silk Cot Sheet, reducing the friction that leads to matting, knotting, and the troublesome baby bald spot.

Wave bye-bye to baby bald spots forever! Say hello to a fuller mane, a comfortable well rested baby and make baby’s cot a sanctuary of peaceful slumber with our Mulberry Silk Cot Sheet in Pearl.

Our Silk Cot Sheet is:

Highly effective in preventing and treating troublesome baby bald spots

Temperature regulating helping to keep baby warm in winter and cool in summer

Breathable

Hypoallergenic

Uninhabitable by dust mites (perfect for allergy sufferers) 

Naturally hydrating (preserves the precious vital natural oils in baby’s hair and skin to do their job!)

Care Instructions:

Machine or handwash delicate at 30°C

Iron low heat or steam dry

Do not tumble dry

Specification

100% pure highest grade 6A Mulberry Silk

Oeko-Tex ® Standard 100 certified non toxic safe for your baby's delicate skin

Designed in England with a deep fitted design in line with SIDS safety guidelines

Sizes available:

UK Cotbed: 140cm*70cm*20cm

US Crib: 132cm*70cm*20cm

FAQ

What is “Momme”?

Momme is a form of weight measurement that is used for silk, often compared to how other fabrics are measures in thread count. Pronounced “mom-ee” and abbreviated as “mm”. Silk fabric that is less than 20mm is considered lightweight. Silks products that are made of 19mm silk equates to a 600 thread count and 22mm silk that parallels to a 900 thread count.

Why is Silk safer than Cotton or Polyester Fabric?

Being a protein based fiber, silk does not burn in the same way that cotton or synthetics. Silk burns very slowly and is more resistant to even light. It is self-extinguishing and gives out little or no smoke.

Mulberry Silk uses only environmentally-safe dyes and all products are OEKO-TEX Certified (Standard 100) to be free of chemicals.

Why is Silk Good for Hair and Skin?

Similar in structure to natural hair, silk contains naturally occurring amino acids. Silk is naturally hypo-allergenic and due to it's natural resistance to moisture will not allow mildew or fungus to grow and will not pick up as much pore-clogging bacteria as cotton does. This makes silk an ideal option for those with acne or breakout prone skin. Silk is great for those with allergies since dust mites do not survive on silk. Because of silk’s smooth, soft surface, delicate skin and hair follicles gently glide across the surface making it perfect for those with sensitive skin or conditions such as Eczema or Psoriasis. Silk allows hair to retain moisture that promotes more healthy and even growth.

Silk versus Satin, What’s the difference?

Silk is a natural protein fibre while Satin is typically made of synthetic fibres such as polyester or nylon. Polyester is essentially a fabric that is created from oil and has the same chemical composition as plastic bottles. Synthetic Satin and Natural Silk have a very different feel against the skin. Polyester Satin is more slippery with a distinct texture while Natural silk is softer in feel and the Charmeuse weave offers a more subtle reduction in friction. Unlike Synthetic fabrics, Silk is naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to mold, mildew, fungus and dust mites.