It's impossible not to associate the image of silk with elegance, prestige, and sophistication. It's no coincidence that its millennia-old history has always found a place in the luxurious wardrobes of kings and queens, exuding an unparalleled symbol of refined opulence through the lustre of its fiber and the fluidity of its drapes.
Today, silk, due to its ever-increasing cost and global lifestyle changes, is finding it increasingly difficult to penetrate an increasingly fragmented market that is geared more towards practicality than attention to detail.