Did you know, on average, we spend ⅓ of our day in bed? We invest so much time, energy, and money into our days, why shouldn’t we invest in our nights? Life is hectic, and we know you can’t wait to get into bed most nights.
Wearing silk sleepwear is the perfect addition to your nighttime routine. Silk works all of its magic while you wear it, so you don’t have to find extra time to include it in your life. You can’t really forget to go to bed, it’s not the gym. ;)
The benefits of silk sleepwear include more restful sleep, clearer skin, and regulated body temperature.
Simply put it on to experience therapy at night!
By women, for women
At Aisier, we want you to feel as beautiful as we know you are. All of our products are cut, sewn, folded, and packaged right here in the United States.
The confident, powerful modern woman of today doesn’t want to do what everyone else is doing. She wants to stand out from the crowd and won’t settle for less. And that’s what Aisier is all about. Our line is directed for the woman who oozes elegance and class. The modern lady who wants to indulge in luxurious silk sleepwear that leaves her waking up feeling fresh, beautiful, and most importantly - empowered.
Our business knows the importance of the modern-day women of today. They are the driving force behind change. They are the leaders of our future generations. And that’s why we have gone above and beyond to create silky sleepwear that will wow, impress, and encourage the independent woman to have a great night’s sleep and wake up ready to take on anything.
The charmeuse production process begins with the harvesting of silk fibers. Silk workers derive these fibers from the cocoons of silkworms, which live out their life cycles on mulberry trees. To unravel silkworm cocoons, silk workers boil these moth metamorphosis chambers and then use brushes to find their loose ends. These loose ends are then placed through eyelets and attached to reels. Silk workers twist the ends of silk fibers together to produce continuous strings, which they then twist into yarn.
Once silk workers have harvested silkworm cocoons and rendered them into yarn, textile manufacturers can use this yarn to make silk charmeuse. Charmeuse is a type of satin weave, which means that it consists of four or more weft yarns floating on top of single warp yarn. Due to this distinctive weave, the satin fabric does not scatter as much light as other types of textiles, leading to a shiny appearance on one side of the fabric.
In most cases, textile manufacturers use industrial machinery to weave charmeuse fabric, but it’s still possible to weave this fabric by hand. Since satin weave is similar in complexity to twill or plain weave, high-tech computerized looms are not necessary to weave charmeuse.
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