Mulberry Silk Bonnet: What It Actually Protects and How to Wear It Right
Shop the silk bonnet →What a Silk Bonnet Actually Does Overnight
A silk bonnet isn't just a smaller version of a silk pillowcase — it fully encloses the hair, which matters for styles that need to keep their shape (braids, twists, curls) or hair that shouldn't touch any fabric surface at all during the night, protected from friction on every side rather than just the side resting on the pillow.
Fit Matters More Than People Expect
A bonnet that's too tight creates its own friction and can leave marks on the hairline; one that's too loose slips off during the night and stops protecting anything. Look for an adjustable elastic band and enough interior room for your hair's actual volume — braids and thick curls need noticeably more room than straight hair.
| Product | Coverage | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Cotton Bonnet | Full | Absorbs moisture, less ideal |
| Silk Pillowcase Alone | One side only | Simple routines |
| Silkhouse Silk Bonnet | Full | 360° protection, styled hair |

Full Coverage for Styles That Need to Last
If you protect a specific style overnight — braids, twists, a blowout, curls — the enclosure of a bonnet does something a pillowcase alone can't. Oeko-Tex certified 100% mulberry silk, adjustable band.