So Fluffy is a Polish brand based in Wroclaw dedicated for women. So Fluffy was created to take care of women beauty by providing the highest quality products made from natural silk.
S I L K
The assortment includes incredibly soft silk pillowcases to prevent sleep wrinkles, delicate eye masks that ensure deep relaxation and healthy sleep or subtly enveloping and hypoallergenic underwear, comfortable pajamas and nightdresses, as well as delightful silk dresses.
LET’S SAFE THE PLANET
(AND SCRAPS)
So Fluffy cares also about the natural environment. From the scraps of fabric left over they sew elegant and practical bands and hair accessories that not only look beautiful, but also take care of the hair and do not cause creases.
MADE
ONLY
FOR
YOU
Following the zero waste principle, So Fluffy do not have stock, and the products are sewn only after placing the order. Thanks to this, you can get the impression that the product was sewn especially for you and feel really special.
This summer So Fluffy takes us for a trip from Wroclaw to the sunny Sicily. A place where silk feels even more incredible on our bodies. Its cool fabric makes the Italian heat bearable and let the skin breathe. It doesn’t harm either that the products are super trendy. These season So Fluffy propose the dresses and accessories like scrunchies in the hottest colour from the runaways – magenta. There are also 2 models of the dresses: maxi and mini. Both perfectly emphasising feminine shapes.
Photographer: Hanna Kantor
Producing: OpenCall Creatives
Photographer’s assistant: Vito Di Benedetto
Model: Viviana
Mua: Maria Feretitta
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