The inner liner of a silk quilt, also known as a tire cover, is used to wrap the silk embryo. In addition to selecting good silk, buying a silk quilt also requires attention to the inner lining. As the saying goes, "a good horse is paired with a good saddle." Therefore, a good silk quilt not only has good silk, but also needs to be paired with a good inner lining. The silk quilt also needs to be covered with an outer cover, so it is not advisable to choose a too thick one.

Gauze inner sleeve

Advantages: Lightweight, soft, and affordable.

Disadvantages: Not upscale enough, with average durability, and low density gauze that is easy to drill after prolonged use. But it is better to choose a higher density gauze inner liner.

Ps: The use of gauze as the inner liner of silk quilts is very comfortable, especially in summer as the inner liner of air conditioning quilts, which has a good body feel. It is also recommended to choose gauze for children's quilts, but do not choose gauze for those who mind drilling. Gauze is also divided into single-layer yarn and double-layer aerobic yarn. Single layer yarn has a lower density and a harder texture, while double-layer aerobic yarn has a higher density and a relatively softer texture. Double layer aerobic yarn is more expensive than single-layer gauze.

Cotton inner liner (usually 40, 60, 80)

Advantages: It has the best fit with silk quilts and good breathability. A good cotton inner liner is also lightweight and comfortable, with a beautiful style and good durability.

Disadvantage: The price is relatively expensive compared to gauze

Ps: The cotton inner liner is divided into cotton twill fabric, satin stripes, and cotton jacquard. Cotton jacquard is more expensive than cotton twill fabric and satin stripes. For those who prefer all cotton fabrics and pursue cost-effectiveness, they can choose all cotton twill and satin stripes. For those who pursue a sense of luxury and appearance, they can choose cotton jacquard.

Generally, 60 pieces are sufficient for the number of pieces.

Simulated silk fabric, also known as synthetic fiber

Advantages: Beautiful and attractive, glossy like silk, and affordable

Disadvantages: It does not adhere well to silk, is prone to static electricity, has poor breathability, and is also prone to pilling.