Silk Lingerie & Loungewear
Silk is the rare fabric that improves with the body wearing it. Worn against skin, it warms and cools in turn, drapes more closely than synthetic alternatives, and carries color in a way that no machine-made fiber quite replicates. It is also the most demanding fabric we stock — difficult to source, more difficult to construct.
About this collection
This collection is built around silk and silk-blend pieces from houses that take the material seriously: chemise dresses, slip dresses, bias-cut robes, soft-cup bralettes, camisoles, and matching pyjama sets. Brands include Eberjey, Morgan Lane, Fleur of England, Studio Pia, and our own Journelle Collection. Sizing varies by maker; most pieces follow European or American conventions through L or XL.
From the fitting room: silk drapes more closely than woven cotton — if you typically size up for ease, the same approach often produces a more flattering line in silk. Always hand-wash or use a delicate-cycle wash bag; never tumble-dry, and avoid hot iron. If you treat silk pieces with care, they last longer than nearly anything else in your drawer.
Silk Lingerie & Loungewear
Silk is the rare fabric that improves with the body wearing it. Worn against skin, it warms and cools in turn, drapes more closely than synthetic alternatives, and carries color in a way that no machine-made fiber quite replicates. It is also the most demanding fabric we stock — difficult to source, more difficult to construct.
About this collection
This collection is built around silk and silk-blend pieces from houses that take the material seriously: chemise dresses, slip dresses, bias-cut robes, soft-cup bralettes, camisoles, and matching pyjama sets. Brands include Eberjey, Morgan Lane, Fleur of England, Studio Pia, and our own Journelle Collection. Sizing varies by maker; most pieces follow European or American conventions through L or XL.
From the fitting room: silk drapes more closely than woven cotton — if you typically size up for ease, the same approach often produces a more flattering line in silk. Always hand-wash or use a delicate-cycle wash bag; never tumble-dry, and avoid hot iron. If you treat silk pieces with care, they last longer than nearly anything else in your drawer.
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