BlissyReviews of blissy.com

Positive features- it does provide your hair with protection against friction/breakage/keeps curls longer. However it's very slippery and often my pillow would end up on the floor during the night. Definitely not worth price point, did not last after frequent hand washing. I tried another silk pillowcase at much less cost and found it lastest longer, not as slippery and still protected my hair.

I found that it would tear far too easily and having 5 pillow cases in disrepair was disappointing. After the 1st tore, I bought more but same issue occurred. I was gentle with the washing and hung them to dry. While putting on pillow case it just tore. I love them but at that price I totally expected a longer life.

Blissy was the first silk pillowcases that I purchased to try silk instead of cotton pillowcases. Initially they were great and I was satisfied with them. After a few washes however, my 3 or 4 sets of pillowcases all began to shred by the zipper. This was very disappointing because of my investment. I have since purchased silk pillowcases from another company and the quality, thickness and price are so much better. I wanted Blissy to be better.

These pillowcases always tear at the zippers and are over priced but are wonderful to sleep on.

I would have liked to pick different pillow cases, rather than having to choose one color/or pattern.

I bought several last Christmas. I put in an order for this Christmas. I got an email telling me that if I wanted colours it would cost me $5.00 more for each pillowcase. That’s terrible and of course I cancelled my order.

The zipper on the first Blissy I received lasted for a short time then broke. I contacted the company and sent a picture as requested. I received a replacement and when I put it on the pillow the zipper broke. I have regular size pillows. I am still using the pillow cases even though I cannot zip them up.

It is very soft, lovely fabric, but extremely fine/thin. I bought a pillowcase for both of my daughters and myself, for a total of three. I always washed the blissy pillowcases by hand and hung them dry. They all pretty much disintegrated, the first probably in about 9 months and then the last one in about 12. Literally the zipper ripped out of the fabric and all of the threads were pulling apart. By the way… I do laundry, embarrassingly, no more than once a week. So it’s not like I was washing these pillowcases all that often. Sorry for the negative review, because I do love sleeping on silk pillowcases, but I have found far better brands at a significantly more affordable price.