One reversible style, thirty ways to make it yours Keep a classic eye-mask shape in rotation for bedtime, travel, or a quiet pause. The double-sided design offers a reversible finish in one mask, with a broad choice of colors so you can pick the shade that feels right for your routine. The supplier describes it as a light-shielding style for rest. Why choose this design? Reversible, double-sided construction: Made to be worn with either side facing out; choose your preferred color from the variant images. Adjustable elastic band: Product images show a soft elastic headband with a figure-eight buckle for adjusting the fit. Supplier-listed mulberry silk fabric: The supplier identifies the fabric as 100% mulberry silk. The fabric claim has not been independently verified. 30 listed color options: Choose from the available shades in the variant selector. Simple classic shape: A straightforward alternative to contoured 3D or cloud-style masks. Product details Design: Reversible, double-sided eye mask Fabric: Supplier-listed as 100% mulberry silk; not independently verified Silk weight: 22 momme, the meaning of “22mm” in the variant names; not a 22 mm physical thickness Mask dimensions: Approximately 21.5 × 10.5 cm, as shown in the supplier's size diagram Strap: Soft elastic band with adjustable figure-eight buckle, as shown in the supplier's images Colors: 30 listed variants; view the variant images for the shades Weight: 12 g, as listed by the supplier What’s included: 1 eye mask Care Hand wash gently. If dry cleaning is preferred, use gentle dry cleaning. Do not bleach. If needed, iron the silk fabric at a low temperature only, avoiding the elastic band and buckle. Hang to dry. Avoid sharp objects and excessive friction; if a thread snags, do not pull it. Follow the sewn-in care label if it differs. Choose your preferred variant from the selector for a simple finishing touch to your rest routine.
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