As Champagne is to wine, Suzhou is to silk
For more than two thousand years, one city has meant the finest silk in China. SuuSilk is designed there.
A city built on silk
Mulberry groves, silkworm houses, canals lined with looms — Suzhou has been China's Home of Silk since antiquity, weaving for emperors and dressing dynasties. Today its modern mills carry that lineage forward.
Not heritage behind glass. Heritage on a pillowcase, an eye mask, the tie in your hair.
The silk city, in four chapters
Mulberry groves and silkworm houses line the canals of the lower Yangtze — silk is woven into Suzhou's landscape from the very beginning.
Suzhou's imperial workshops weave for the court, and the city becomes a byword for the finest silk in China — the Home of Silk.
Along the Grand Canal and out onto the maritime silk routes, Suzhou silk travels — prized wherever it lands.
Suzhou pairs its heritage with modern design and precision manufacturing — 22-momme mulberry silk finished to contemporary standards. That is the silk SuuSilk is made from.
Patterns drawn in Suzhou 纹样
Original motifs — osmanthus, crane, ink landscape — designed in-house and printed on mulberry silk. Every pattern carries a meaning.
Every pattern carries a meaning
Quality you can sleep on
22-momme mulberry silk, cut and finished in Suzhou's modern workshops — made for every night, not the display case.