We always aim for make sure our customers love our products, but if you do need to return an order, we’re happy to help. Just email us directly and we’ll take you through the process.

Yes, we ship all over the world. Shipping costs will apply, and will be added at checkout.  Buyer is responsible for any tax or duty associated with the order.

It depends on where you are. Orders processed in the US will take 2 business days to arrive. Overseas deliveries can take anywhere from 7-16 days. Delivery details will be provided in your confirmation email.

We use Fedex Express Delivery for all US orders and Fedex International Economy for International Orders.

Silk originates from the continuous strand of saliva from the silkworm (a caterpillar, actually!). This saliva hardens to form the cocoon to protect the silkworm while it transforms into a beautiful butterfly.

It was important for us to get the best quality silk possible so we decided to go straight to China where it originated from. More specifically, our silk is made in HangZhou, China where there are plenty of Mulberry Trees! No chemicals are added in our production process to prevent harm to our workers and the environment. Our factory is Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Certified. This also ensures that you, our customer, can enjoy the perfectly soft and smooth feel of our natural silk products.

Mulberry silk is the finest of all silk. It is also the most expensive type of silk. It is the product of silkworms that only eat Mulberry Tree leaves.

A: Silk quality is graded on several qualities and characteristics such as denier, evenness, cleanliness, tenacity, elongation etc. Silk qualities first get graded with a letter grade of A, B, or C (A being the best). Then they can get a number rating 1-6. 6A is the finest quality of silk available but it is very rare and the most expensive to buy. This is the quality of silk that is often used in surgical procedures for sutures. 5A is likely the finest quality of silk made for clothes.

The most commonly used test is to take a few threads from the material and burn it with a flame. Real silk burns with smell of burnt hair. The flame is invisible along the edges of the fabric and will stop burning as soon as you remove the flame.

This is the most common unit used to describe the weight of silk thread. It is the weight taken when using a fabric piece that is 100 yards long and 45 inches wide. It is most common for quality clothes to be made of 12-19 momme silk fabric. At More Sunday we want to provide the highest quality while maintaining breathability so have chosen to use the highest quality in the range – 19 momme.

Contrary to popular belief silk is one of the strongest protein fibers available and is actually easier to care for than you think. Most brands are not comfortable labeling their delicate clothes “Machine Washable” because for a company it is always better to ere on the safe side in case you do anything that does ruin the item. However, you need to treat it nicely like you would your own hair and skin to maximize its resilience and shine.

This is definitely up to you but note that silk is naturally anti-microbial so not as often as you’d think.

Yes. You can place the silk items in a soft mesh laundry wash bag to prevent unnecessary pulling. Then use a small amount of non-enzymatic detergent and wash on a cold gentle cycle.

No. The silk will lose its sheen from the heat. Silk is naturally quick-drying so simply hang or lay flat to dry in a cool place.

No. Please do not use any type of bleach on silk. It can actually dissolve and weaken the silk fibers.

Our silks are 100% naturally dyed and are not processed with any additional chemicals. Your first couple of washes can have some residual dye come out. We recommend washing separately or with like colors for the first time. Use a darker color towel to remove excess water.