The Quince silk pillowcase is 22 momme, 100% mulberry silk with a zip closure and OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification, and its US page showed $44.90 when I checked. Wink Silk's Douceur™ is 25 momme, Grade 6A, 100% mulberry silk charmeuse at $185, and the double-layer Douceur Doublure™ is $245. The differences are silk weight, stated grade, layers and price.
I'm Erin Wise, founder of Wink Silk, so this is my product next to theirs. I have no relationship with Quince. Everything I say about Quince comes from its own website, checked on October 30, 2026. Prices and pages change, so check their product page before you decide.
What is the Quince silk pillowcase made of?
Here's what Quince states on its own pages.
- Silk: 100% mulberry silk, "22-momme fabric weight."
- Grade: I didn't find a grade stated on its product page.
- Certificate: "Certified to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100," with the certificate number in its product details.
- Closure: "Zip closure for a secure fit."
- Price: $44.90 on its US page, shown against a $69 "traditional retail" figure. Sizes are standard, queen and king.
That's real mulberry silk at a low price, with a certificate you can look up.
How is Quince different from Wink Silk?
| Quince | Wink Douceur™ | Wink Douceur Doublure™ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Momme | 22 | 25 | 25, two layers |
| Grade | Not stated on page checked | Grade 6A | Grade 6A |
| Fiber and weave | 100% mulberry silk | 100% mulberry silk, charmeuse | 100% mulberry silk, charmeuse |
| Certificates | OEKO-TEX Standard 100 | OEKO-TEX 22.HCN.30712 (Class I) and GOTS license 00284622, held by our silk house | |
| Price | $44.90 when checked | $185 | $245 |
| Per night over two years | about 6 cents | about 25 cents | about 34 cents |
The per-night numbers spread each price over the same two years. That's for comparison only, not a promise of how long either lasts. Read the last row honestly: Quince costs less per night, too.
Is 25 momme worth the price difference over 22?
Here's what the extra money buys. 25 momme carries about 14% more silk per square meter than 22 momme. Denser silk has more fiber to wear through, and it tends to hold its smooth surface longer through washing. In the Douceur Doublure™, you get two layers of it.
What it doesn't buy is a different kind of benefit. Any real mulberry silk reduces friction against your hair and skin compared with cotton. That's the whole claim, for Quince and for us. If you have a skin or hair condition, talk to your dermatologist. More on weight in what changes between 22 and 25 momme.
What can you verify about each one?
Both brands give you an OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certificate to look up. Wink adds a GOTS license and a stated grade.
That second certificate is the part I care about most. When Cooper messaged the silk house we chose, they replied instantly, answered every question, and sent every certificate quickly. Our silk house's GOTS certification covers everything Wink makes, and its certification body issues a GOTS Transaction Certificate for each shipment. Wink Silk itself is pursuing its own GOTS and OEKO-TEX certifications. We don't hold them yet. Here's how to verify a GOTS certificate.
Where is each one ahead?
- Quince is ahead on price. It costs a fraction of ours, up front and per night.
- Wink is different on spec. 25 momme, a stated Grade 6A, a double-layer option, and two public certificate numbers behind the silk.
Which of those matters more is your call, and either way you can check the numbers yourself.
The Douceur Doublure™ founding edition is 330 hand-numbered pieces in Coy™, never restocked. Our prices are permanent, and pre-sale orders get a ship date confirmed by email after purchase. You can cancel for a full refund any time before it ships. For Quince next to Blissy, see Blissy vs Quince.
Wink Privé, our free membership, opens November 2, three days before everyone else, so if you want to be there first, join at winksilk.com/pages/founding.
Wink. The brand that shows you the certificates.
Sleep beautifully.
Sources
- 100% mulberry silk pillowcase, US (Quince)
- Silk pillowcase product details (Quince)
- OEKO-TEX Label Check
- GOTS Certified Suppliers Database
25 momme, Grade 6A mulberry charmeuse, about 25 cents a night over two years for the single layer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What momme is the Quince silk pillowcase?
Quince states a 22-momme fabric weight in 100% mulberry silk, certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100, with a zip closure. Its product page checked on October 30, 2026 didn't state a silk grade.
How much is the Quince silk pillowcase?
Quince's US page showed $44.90 on October 30, 2026, against a $69 traditional retail figure. Prices change, so check their product page.
Why does Wink Silk cost more than Quince?
Wink is 25 momme instead of 22, which is about 14% more silk per square meter, with a stated Grade 6A, and the Douceur Doublure is double layer. Over the same two years, Quince is about 6 cents a night, Wink Douceur about 25 cents and Douceur Doublure about 34 cents.
Is Quince silk OEKO-TEX certified?
Quince states its silk pillowcase is certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and lists the certificate number in its product details. You can enter that number at OEKO-TEX Label Check to see its status.
Is Wink Silk GOTS certified?
Wink pillowcases are crafted by a GOTS and OEKO-TEX certified silk house: GOTS license 00284622 and OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certificate 22.HCN.30712, Product Class I. Wink Silk itself is pursuing its own GOTS and OEKO-TEX certifications.
