Bombyx mori L. is a silk-producing insect with high economic value. As an agricultural country, Indonesia has great potential for developing the natural silk industry, but the problem of silkworm seeds constrains its implementation. The purebred crossing to develop hybrids is one of the efforts to overcome the problem of seed quality. The study aimed to obtain the performance of alternative races and candidates for silkworm seeds other than those already commercialized. The stages of rearing silkworms were carried out using a Randomized Block Design, with six treatments and three replications. The treatments conducted were: Japanese crosses (927 x 919 and 919 x 927), Chinese crosses (930 x 403, 403 x 930, 804 x P208, and P208 x 804). Crosses of Chinese races have advantages, especially in the short life cycle, morphological stability, number of eggs, and percentage of hatching to cocoon quality. The cross of 403 x 930 can be a superior hybrid alternative to develop because, overall, it shows high results on egg and cocoon quality.