There’s so much to love about Fishers Finery’s 100-percent mulberry silk pillowcase. It beats out every pillowcase on our list with a thickness of 30 momme, making it ultra-soft and ultra-durable. The brand offers three thickness choices — 19, 25 and 30 momme — but the less-than-$75 price tag for a 30 momme count is part of the reason it nabbed our Best Overall spot. (You’re getting 58-percent more silk than a 19-momme pillowcase — more bang for your buck!) Plus, there were noticeable hydrating and cooling benefits after the first night. Its unique side-entry design is slightly offset, so it can be used as either a pillowcase or a sham, while an oversized envelope flap reduces slipping throughout the night. You can currently choose from four hues, white, silvery, taupe and light blue, and pick from three pillow sizes to get the perfect fit.

Constructed of 100-percent mulberry silk, you can’t beat the value of this Alaska Bear pillowcase. It provides all of the skin and hair benefits other silk pillowcases do but at a much lower cost. Plus, it comes with a zipper closure and it's available in a wide variety of colors and patterns. These pillowcases should be hand-washed with a mild detergent and line dried to maintain their quality. The silk has a 19 momme count, the lowest on this list, so the fabric definitely feels a bit thinner and more delicate than others. With a lower momme count, the main con to this product is that it will lose some of its silkiness and become rougher over time and may have to be replaced more often than higher-end silk pillowcases. At the price though, you can buy an extra pillowcase or two to rotate between to reduce how frequently you wash, helping them last longer. If you’re new to silk pillowcases and aren’t ready to fork over $50+ for a single pillowcase, this Alaska Bear option is the perfect entry-level silk pillowcase.

From Kourtney Kardashian to Kerry Washington, celebrities love Slip and for good reason. Slipsilk, Slip’s proprietary material, features the highest-grade (6A) long-fiber mulberry silk with a 22 momme count and non-toxic dyes. This specially commissioned fabric ensures the ultimate combination of shine, thickness, softness and durability. The softness and thickness of the silk is exactly why it made our list. Compared to a standard cotton pillowcase, Slip makes anti-aging, anti-sleep crease and anti-bedhead claims that many buyers swear by. With a thickness of 22 momme, Slip is considered a high-quality brand with a matching price tag (you can expect to spend up to $110 on a single pillowcase, depending on its size). But with up to three sizes, 13 colors/patterns and two closure options available, it almost feels like a customizable experience that’s worth every penny. While most silk pillowcases come with a hand-wash-only recommendation, this high-quality silk is deemed machine-washable. The brand even has its own gentle silk wash to ensure the longevity of your investment (because yes, it’s an investment). Like any other silk pillowcase, it will appear wrinkled after a solid night’s sleep, but you can always use a steamer to freshen it up. If you’re ready to dive head-first into the luxurious world of high-end silk pillowcases, a Slip Slipsilk is your best bet.

Known for internet-famous sheets, the direct-to-consumer bedding brand Brooklinen sells luxurious 100-percent mulberry pillowcases with a 22 momme count at a mid-range price point. Plus, the brand often runs promotions for 10-15 percent off. It's available in eight colors and patterns and two sizes and features an envelope closure to prevent slipping. You can hand-wash or machine-wash on a cold, delicate cycle with a mild detergent, but these should always be line dried. Compared to less expensive options, the fabric of this pillowcase looks a little more lustrous and feels a little thicker and more durable. This pillowcase also comes with a 365-day warranty if you don’t love your purchase. Brooklinen’s silk pillowcase is a great pick for someone who wants more luxurious silk under $75.

This affordable silk pillowcase from Uxcell is made of 100-percent mulberry silk with a 19-momme and 400-thread count. It’s breathable, comfortable, chemical-free and less absorbent than its cotton counterparts. We also love the hidden side zipper to keep the pillowcase in place throughout the night. While it does come in three classic sizes — Standard, Queen and King — we think the 14-by-20-inch travel size makes it the most compelling. In fact, our editor uses it to cover her toddler’s 13-by-19-inch pillow for less than $20! It even comes in 18 hues, from fruit green and light purple to champagne and silver-gray.

Blissy silk pillowcases have a cult following for a good reason. (They’re the most-searched-for silk pillowcase on the internet!) At full price, a Blissy pillowcase is one of the most expensive on our list, with king-size versions costing more than $100 each, giving them the allure of a luxury item. But most importantly, the Blissy is made from 100-percent mulberry silk and has a high momme count of 22. Users rave about how the high-quality silk makes their hair smooth, reduces skin creases and offers a cooling effect that only silk can provide. Our tester can attest to the smooth hair part: “I definitely saw a noticeable difference in my hair after sleeping on silk — and far less frizziness than when I didn't use the Blissy pillowcase. When I woke up my hair was smoother and fuller in a way even a new conditioner or shampoo has never delivered,” she says. We also love that the Blissy is Oeko-Tex certified, non-toxic, eco-friendly and machine washable. Blissy even says you can put their silk pillowcase in the dryer at the lowest temperature for up to 20 minutes (then air dry the rest of the way). You can even choose from 31 colors and patterns, from champagne and lavender to bronze and matcha.

Vegan silk? Yes! Silk is, in fact, made from the fibers that silkworms spin when they’re building their cocoons. According to Green Matters, "most silk is made from domesticated silkworms that are raised on farms, just like how meat and dairy come from animals bred and raised on farms." Because synthetic and semi-synthetic fabrics, like TENCEL lyocell, do not involve animals, this is a great option for vegans. Eucalypso Home’s silk-alternative pillowcases are made with 100-percent TENCEL lyocell from eucalyptus, and the fabric is spun using their proprietary DreamWeave technology that helps make the fabric cooler and softer to the touch — just like silk. Plus, the fabric is naturally hypoallergenic and antibacterial, so, just like silk, it’s good for your skin and hair, too. Eucalyptus fibers are also more sustainable and renewable than silk, so it’s better for the environment. Our tester reported that the fabric had a soft, silk-like feel and noted that the envelope flap kept the pillowcase in place through the night. If you're looking for a more sustainable and eco-conscious silk alternative that feels luxe and high-end, then Eucalypso Home's eucalyptus pillowcases are our top pick.