Marycrafts100% Pure Mulberry Silk Single Sleeping Bag Liner Travel Sheet 83"x33"

It feels and looks great, but I could never really get it around me. Yes I'm a tall person at 6'2", but it was like barely up my chest and I couldn't get the flap all the way around me and I'm only 175lbs so it's not like I'm a wide person.Otherwise great and amazing value. Would be 5 star if I felt like it wrapped around me properly, I can understand it being short because I've dealt with that my whole life, but it still felt like the design wasn't quite right because of the flap thing.Super light weight and gets down to a tiny size. It works perfectly as a sheet wrap for my backpacking pad though so I still found a great use for it and love it!

Better than expected

I grew up a bare bones camper - no sleeping pad, basic meals, no makeup, infrequent showers. I'm still a tent camper (if it's an RV, it isn't camping!), I keep things simple, and I just enjoy being disconnected from the frenzy of regular life. But there are a few things that have now become important to me, though they're not necessities for camping: hot tea, a pretty head scarf since I can't style my hair, and a silk travel sheet.I had no idea travel sheets existed until a friend mentioned it was going to be hot where we were camping, just three days before leaving on the trip, and that she'd be bringing these for her family. Thankfully, I was able to find this and get it delivered just before we left (thank you, Prime!).Unfortunately, I think the temperature was somewhere in between "silk travel sheet" and "sleeping bag" temperatures. It felt absolutely perfect at the time I went to bed (and deliciously luxurious while sleeping on the ground), but I got chilly later on in the night. Since it was still too warm for my mummy bag, I stole my dog's blanket (don't judge me! He was curled up in or on my/my husband's sleeping bag the whole trip anyway) to throw over the travel sheet, which was just perfect.The only downside to this is that it is pretty thin silk. I was afraid of it being damaged by my dog walking on it, by me thrashing in my sleep, or just being snagged by a zipper or my wedding ring. That didn't happen, but I did have to use a little witch hazel on it when we returned home as I'd gotten a bit of pine sap on it. It looked like it was doing weird things to the silk before it looked like it was helping with the sap, so I quickly rinsed it out and washed as usual. The silk looks fine, but the sap is still there. Witch hazel is pretty gentle, and worked on the other items I had to use it on without damaging them. So it does require a bit of gentle care, but as long as you view it as a travel/camping accessory and don't expect it to stay pristine, just functioning, I think you'll be fine.I was also very happy with the price, having seen similar items for sale on Amazon for upwards of $200. Yes, those are probably higher quality, but...it's a camping accessory for me, so it doesn't seem necessary to spend that much more.

Doesn’t feel like any kind of silk especially not mulberry. Very rough, doesn’t slide. It’s so thin it’s see through. It doesn’t have any tags or labels and no where does it say silk. Not even on the chunk of cardboard stating made in Vietnam. I have felt nylon and polyester more silky than this. Not returning because we need something this week. Then I can use them as a see through curtain, after I open the seams. It’s one piece of material folded over on itself lengthwise, sewed partway up from bottom and a small fold over the top sewed on each edge. Their silver color is a metal grey. 2 points for arriving on time and it’s pretty close to the size it claimed. Glad I can use it for something else.

Color: Orchid PurplePros: Luxurious -- tried one out mid-day, and didn't want to get back up; like swimming in liquid air Spacious -- I expected them to be on the small side (purchased for my children), but they were surprisingly spacious even for me (6ft, 220lb) Quality -- stitches are good and consistent; time will tell if they hold-up, but they certainly look good Light Weight -- fabric is *very* light weight, which is precisely what I wanted, especially as the weather gets warmer Tiny -- packs up into a pouch the size of my hand; and, yes, I was able to re-pack it without too much difficulty No VOCs -- I'm sensitive to scents, and generally *hate* them. If anything, this smells faintly of some flowery perfume, but it is so faint that when I inhale deeply from the fabric, I smell nothing. Usually I can't wash a new cloth item like this fast enough (and I still will), but it will be a shame to lose that lovely back-ground scent.Additionally, they arrived _next_ day (Prime). Wow. Great product and great turn around.Cons: Integral Pouch -- Would be nice if the packing pouch was integral so it doesn't get separated (one less thing to keep track of, especially when used traveling) Care Instructions -- Would be nice if there was a care instructions label *somewhere*; care is provided on the Amazon site, so not a show stopper, but only works for the original purchaserBelieve it or not, I wasn't paid for this review. I'm just simply pleasantly surprised. Without reservation, one of my best Amazon purchases, and a breath of fresh air in an age of cheap/bargain products.

Used as protection against mites in hotel

Fast, light weight, who knew they are great protection against bed bugs (bonus when traveling) The jury is still out on comfort and durability, but field tests are coming. Pricey, but not bad for silk worms and mulberry bushes.

The fabric is very delicate (one could say flimsy) and somewhat less than smooth. The color description, Aqua Blue, is misleading, as one would expect a pastel color, lighter than pictured. The color is more of a royal blue and the dye bleeds horribly. I washed it by hand the first few times (prior to use) and the dye would not quite bleeding. If one is sensitive to dyes and chemicals as I am, this could be a problem. Another issue is that the side entry opening is about 20 inches, making it very difficult to get in and out of. You basically have to get in and out from the pillow end. Folding and returning the sheet to its little bag is virtually impossible. You need a big flat surface and lots of patience to fold it smoothly. While this may not seem like a problem, when space is limited in a suitcase, it would be nice to be able to fold it back to its original volume. While I am not happy with this product for the aforementioned reasons, others may not find fault with these issues.

Light weight, easy to roll up and put back in it's sack. Good for beds that might be a little dicey and also spray it with insect repellent if you are concerned about bed bugs. Wash it a few times before using as it is very heavy with dye. Washing also helps soften it up.

This product worked really well and was light weight, easy to pack and easy to use and comfortable. I sprayed it with insect repellent before travelling and used it when concerned about bed bugs. Wash it a couple of times before you use it as the dye leaks.