Our Story
Dedicated on fabulous homeware, bedding stuff or necessities for daily comfort, with luxurious quality and sustainable fabric.
Hi, We're mcalexandersound
Founded in 2014, with the goal "By Women, For Women", we make simpler but better homeware/casual wear to inspire women to live quality life and build a better life experience for all human beings.
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mcalexandersound produces the world's fairest silk products, with 100% 6A grade OEKO certificated chemical-free mulberry silk fabric. Aimed at "By Women, For Women", we try to bring the highest living standard to our customers with the most breathable, moisture-wicking, and skin-friendly silk fabric.
Our Goals
We provide the customers with more affordable silk products , combined luxurious fabric with the simplest and versatile design, which makes our product basic but not ordinary, practical and fashionable.
Care For Women
mcalexandersound has come a long way not only in the evolution of our brand but in what we have meant to women everywhere. Since starting in 2014, 80% of our expertise, artisans, and operation clerks are female. We focus on empowerment and education, to help women be more mindful of what they do and their impact. Not only that, we know what it takes to bring equality into the workplace and are excited, to do our part.
Sustainability
Silk
Silk is considered a more sustainable fiber. It is a renewable resource, can biodegrade, and uses less water, chemicals, and energy than many other fibers.
Bamboo
Bamboo as a fact is more sustainable than silk. Bamboo is a self-regenerating plant. That means it does not contribute to deforestation, and because it’s a plant product, makes it completely vegan.
You purchase, we donate
We've been working with Goodwill/Downtown for years and almost all clothing/bedding returned by our customers is donated to the organizations to help those people who are really in need of these. Also, this could contribute to a more sustainable and joyful environment with fewer disposals and pollution.
