Pillows

Down provides light, compressible cushioning, while feathers add structure. A down-and-feather pillow combines both materials. Firmness depends on the fill proportions, fill amount, and pillow construction, so check the individual product description rather than choosing by fill type alone.

Consider both firmness and your sleep positions. A soft pillow compresses more easily, while a firm pillow offers more resistance. Choose a pillow that feels comfortable under your head in your usual sleeping position, taking your mattress and personal preferences into account.

Side sleepers often prefer more height and support to accommodate the space between the head and mattress. Back sleepers may prefer a moderate height, while stomach sleepers often find a lower-profile pillow more comfortable. These are general starting points; the right choice also depends on your build and how much the pillow compresses.

A pillow-in-pillow design uses separate outer and inner chambers to combine surface cushioning with support inside. Fill materials and chamber layouts vary by product, so check the specifications for the pillow you are considering.

Both options are available in the collection. Check the product title and pack information to confirm how many pillows are included. A 2-pack contains two pillows in the selected size. 

To maintain its loft and shape, we recommend daily fluffing and using a pillow protector to keep it clean. Most down and feather pillows are machine washable, but we advise checking the care label for specific instructions. Use a gentle cycle with mild detergent and tumble dry on low heat with wool dryer balls to ensure the down is completely dry and fluffy. For detailed cleaning tips and a guide, please check our blog here.

The down and feathers used in down pillows have been certified by the RDS (Responsible Down Standard). RDS is a voluntary global standard aiming to ensure that down and feathers come from animals that have not been subjected to unnecessary harm.