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Fake “silk”, disappointing but expected for the low price. The pillowcases are not real silk and the tag does say “Mulberry Silk” but this doesn’t even look like silk, it is too shiny and not matte-like as real silk should be. Luckily they are fairly inexpensive but I would avoid buying if you are expecting real silk which these are not. They need to stop misleading people!!
They sell fake silk pillowcases. They aren't even passable fake silk. Even though the site, and the tag on the pillowcases say mulberry silk. It was so clearly polyester, that I threw them in the washer and dryer, and it wasn't an issue. They came out fine, of course.
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