Pillows Buying Guide
Choose the right Pillow for you
Whether you like your pillow to be soft, fluffy or firm, your comfort is most important. The pillow is used for both rest and support. During sleep, your muscles relax, and your pillow is there to keep your head in alignment with your spine as you sleep.
How do you sleep?
You may not know this, but the way you sleep determines what type of pillow you should choose. You sleep most comfortably when your head, neck, and back muscles are relaxed.
Side Sleeper
If you tend to sleep curled up on your side, your head and neck need to be in a higher position and be kept straight to align with your spine. Side sleepers need to ensure that your head and neck space is filled. We recommend a firm pillow.
Back Sleeper
If you tend to sleep on the flat of your back, we recommend a pillow with medium support to your shoulders. Soft pillows with natural filling such as goose feather or down tend to be the best choice for back sleepers.
Stomach Sleeper
If you sleep on your stomach, your head should be lower to avoid straining your neck while you sleep. A pillow with soft support is recommended for you, reducing muscle tension and pressure on your neck.
Types of fillings
Hollowfibre, microfibre, or a blend of both are hypoallergenic and extremely easy to care for. People who suffer from allergies or are sensitive to dust are likely to choose a synthetic pillow due to its hypoallergenic material. Natural fillings breathe easily and create a comfortable and cosy sleeping experience.
Natural
Natural pillow fillings include duck and goose feathers and down - these types of fillings breathe easily and mould around the shape of the body to create a comfortable and cosy sleeping experience.
Down
Down is the soft coating that acts as an insulator underneath the bird's feathers. When these soft feathers are put into a pillow, they provide soft, natural and comfortable support.
Feather
Pillows filled with feathers - such as duck or goose feathers - are trendy due to their lightness, softness, and comfort. The natural properties of feathers allow them to blend and trap air, giving a lightweight and soft pillow.
SIZES
Although sizes may vary from pillow to pillow, exact measurements of the pillow will be stated clearly on the packaging. The approximate standard size is 48cm x 75cm.
PILLOW CARE
Always protect your pillow with a pillow protector case. Pillow protectors are fitted around your pillow, protecting your pillow further and adding extra comfort. It is recommended you replace your pillow every six months to 1 year - however, this depends on the filling of the pillow and how comfortable a night's sleep is.
