100% knitted silk natural mulberry silk pure silk 
push up bra  double side silk ,we supply the real silk 100% real silk ...very cool comfortable
Color 】 black, beige, pink, wine red, rose red, lilac
【 material 】 100% mulberry silk (white steam filature, double knitted silk), except the lace
【 specification 】 M/L/XL
"Reference dimension" (5 cm of shoulder with adjustable amplitude, i.e., + - 5 cm)
M: bottom circumference 58 cm, suitable for bust of 79 ~ 87 cm (70 a / 70 b / 75 b / 70 c / 75 c / 80 a), shoulder strap length 28.5 cm
L: bottom circumference around 62 cm, suitable for bust of 86 ~ 94 cm (75 c / 80 a / 80 b / 80 c / 85 a / 85 b), shoulder strap 30 cm long
XL: bottom circumference around 66 cm, suitable for bust of 93 ~ 100 cm (80 c / 85 a / 85 b / 85 c / 90 a / 90 b) shoulder strap length 31.5 cm

















Benefits of Silk | What are the Advantages of Silk? Benefits of Silk
 
 

 

 

The AiSilk Company is proud of producing  100% Natural  real  products that benefit both the producers and the users.

How to test real silk ?

There is a lot of artificial silk out there being sold at real silk prices.Protect yourself from being suckered the next time you're looking to buy a set of real silk sheets or a real silk cheongsam by remembering this simple test

The Burn Test

Pull out a loose thread from the silk product you're interested in. Now burn it.

What Should Happen
The thread should simply ball up and turn to ash when lit.

The burning silk should smell like burning hair. (Both substances mainly consist of a fibrous protein – fibroin in the case of silk and keratin in the case of hair.)

The ash should be black and crispy/brittle.

As soon as the flame is removed, the thread should do nothing more (no further burning).

What Should Not Happen: Dead Giveaways to Artificial Silk
The thread should not melt/bubble/drip when lit.

The burning silk should not smell like burning paper. (Rayon is a popular silk substitute, and like paper, mostly consists of cellulose.)

The ash should not be soft and chalky.

The thread should not continue to burn after the flame is removed.

 

How to Wash Silk:

Whether washing by hand or in your washing machine's gentle/delicate cycle:

  1. Wash silk in lukewarm water or cold water with a mild soap such as Ivory Snow™ or a gentle shampoo.
  2. Rinse well.
  3. Add ¼ (one-fourth) cup of white vinegar to a clean rinse and rinse again. This will neutralize any soap residue and restore the silk's natural luster.

Stains - How to spot clean silk:

Use a product such as Silk Spot Out™ to remove stains when cleaning silk. Food and beverages can leave stains if allowed to dry, so for best results treat them right away.

How to Dry Silk:

The heat from a dryer is hard on silk, so if you use your dryer, we recommend the "air fluff" (no heat) setting. Be sure to remove it promptly!

If your dryer does not have an air-only setting, dry it the natural way: Lightly squeeze (do not wring), then roll the item in a towel and lay flat to dry.

How to iron silk:

Press your silk inside out with a warm iron when needed.

As with everything else, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Silk will last a long time if given the proper care!

Silk care instructions

Correct care will insure that you silk products will last for years without losing their quality.
A few important rules need to be observed as silk is a natural fiber and cannot be treated as debonair as e.g. synthetic fiber.

Please pay special attention to the following instructions: