Sleep Masks: Silk, Embroidered & Custom

Fabric decides almost everything here. Mulberry silk (look for 19-22 momme in the listing) stays cool and won't tug lashes or crease skin, which matters for side sleepers and anyone with lash extensions. Cotton and linen masks run cheaper and wash easier; satin-polyester looks like silk at half the price but sleeps warmer. Check the strap next — an adjustable elastic or silk-covered band fits more heads than a fixed loop, and contoured "eye cup" shapes suit people who want to blink freely on flights. Personalization is the fun part: embroidered first names or initials usually add $5-$12, and monogrammed bridesmaid sets are a wedding-morning staple. Expect $12-$30 for cotton or satin, $25-$60 for real silk, and $40-$80 for weighted or lavender-filled versions. Many makers ship ready-made masks in 3-5 business days; embroidered orders typically take 1-2 weeks, so order early for showers and holidays.

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