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There is a huge variety when it comes to the different types of pillows out there, but choosing the right one for you will largely depend on your sleeping position and preferences.

We’re all well aware that using the best pillows our budgets allow for, and the best mattresses we can afford, can help us on the path to a better night’s sleep (or if you want to save on w&h's best mattress pick, the Emma Original Mattress, keep an eye on the Emma mattress sales throughout the year). But the type of pillow you use will also make an enormous difference. And the different types of pillows are often defined by their different fillings.

Andrew Jacobs, the mattress adviser at Otty Sleep, explains, “Pillows fall into two main categories: those with natural fillings and those with man-made fillings. All types have their pros and cons, and all have different appeals, in terms of personal preference, such as or whether you are after a sustainable or vegan pillow.”

He also notes that the ideal pillows for sleep should be ones that support your head and neck properly. He says, “Loft height [shoulder/neck ratio] plays a big part in determining what style/kind of pillow suits best.”

So what sort of pillows are out there, and which one should we be choosing to ensure a better night's sleep?

What are the different types of pillows?

Pillows can vary in many different ways. They can differ in filling and material, but they can also differ in softness/firmness—and some pillows have been specifically created in order to fix a certain problem.

Andrew explains, “Aside from material, most pillows have the same function—the exception being adjustable pillows, which allow one to customize the size and shape to suit. The material inside the pillow will often dictate how long the pillow will last and how it behaves when you sleep on it—for example, whether it is soft or firm, or hot or cool. Shape plays its part in certain situations. For example, some prefer curved pillows for sleeping on a plane or sitting up. But for the most part, the classic rectangular shape covers 95% of pillow design.”

The different types of pillows and pillow materials include:

As well as these pillows, you can also get pillows for specific concerns; there are anti-allergy pillows, anti-snore pillows, pregnancy pillows
, and cooling pillows.

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Memory foam pillows

Reasons to buy

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Very firm

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Easy to wash and clean

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Good for pain relief as they mould to your body

Reasons to avoid

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Some find them too hot

Memory foam pillows have become a popular option in recent years due to their support and firm texture. These kind of pillows will mould to your body shape for extra support—but one caveat is that they can often feel very hot due to the fact that they envelop your face and neck.

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2. Microfiber pillows

Reasons to buy

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More affordable

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Easy care

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Good for people with allergies

Reasons to avoid

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Not as long-lasting

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Less breathable

Microfiber is a very fine, synthetic material, typically a polyester/nylon blend. Generally, microfiber pillows are more affordable than other alternatives, but the downside is that they can be less breathable and make you feel warmer. However, some sleepers prefer a microfiber pillow as the synthetic material means it can be good for people with allergies or sensitive skin.

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3. Feather and down pillows

Reasons to buy

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Supportive

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Fluffy and soft

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Very comfortable

Reasons to avoid

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Expensive

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Not easy care

Feather and down pillows are often considered the most luxurious—and therefore, are often the most popular choice for hotel pillows. However, this also means that they can be the most expensive pillows. They are generally fairly fluffy and thick, and as such are considered to be great pillows for head and neck support. However, when it comes to washing these pillows, they're a bit more high maintenance and might need professional care. They can sometimes require regular fluffing too, and may not hold their shape without this after a while.

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4. Latex pillows

Reasons to buy

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Maintain shape well

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Cooling

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Durable

Reasons to avoid

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Can have an initial unpleasant smell

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Can be expensive

Perhaps one of the least known types of pillow, latex pillows are similar to memory foam pillows in that they bounce and spring and adjust their shape to touch. But one big plus they have over memory foam is that they don't envelop your head and neck, so can feel a lot cooler and more breathable. Latex pillows can be pricey, but they're a great option for support, and can also be brilliant for allergy sufferers.

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5. Wool pillows

Reasons to buy

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Great natural fibre

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Temperature regulating

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Hypoallergenic

Reasons to avoid

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Care can be awkward

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Might smell at first

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Can be heavy

Wool pillows may be another filling type you haven't heard a lot about, but they're a brilliant option. Pillows made of wool are natural and generally much more environmentally friendly, as well as hypoallergenic, and so great for allergy sufferers. They're great at temperature regulating, but can be quite heavy, and tricky to wash too. Despite being a great pillow option, they're also less widely available than pillows with other filling types. 

You can then get these pillows in a variety of softness levels too, from soft to medium to firm. But how do you know which one to choose? Hayley Chaytor, spokesperson at Silentnight explains, “In the first instance, it may be best to consider if you are a front, back, or side sleeper and go from there. Or alternatively, you may be after a pillow to fulfill a specific purpose, for example, reducing snoring.” Or, you may be on the hunt for the best travel pillow—which requires an entirely different set of considerations.

“Pillows come in a range of different support levels," she continues, "and this is a really important consideration when choosing the right pillow for you. Neck pain, stiff necks, or even just a restless night's sleep could simply be the result of poor pillow support. ” If you suffer from these issues, you might want to peruse our guide to the best pillows for neck pain, too.

Andrew adds, “Certain materials work better for certain types of sleepers from a positional point of view.”

What pillow should I use if I sleep on my back?

While you might not sleep solely on your back during the night, it can be useful to consider buying a good pillow for back sleeping, even if you might spend only 50% of your time in that position. This is because the ideal pillows for back sleepers can also be good for side sleepers.

Andrew says: "Firmer pillows such as the likes of memory foam favor back or side sleepers because of the support they provide."

Hayley agrees, explaining, "Memory foam pillows are a great choice for back sleepers as they cradle the neck and shoulders for a more comfortable night's sleep while also helping to reduce pressure on joints. Anti-snore pillows can also be highly beneficial to back sleepers who experience lots of snoring during the night. "

What pillow should I use if I sleep on my side?

As mentioned, firm pillows are likely the best choice for both side sleepers and front sleepers, because of the support they provide in that position.

"70% of us are side sleepers," Hayley said, "so we’d recommended opting for firmer pillows as the consistent firm support helps to maintain natural spinal alignment while you sleep."

Because of this, side sleepers probably want to avoid feather and down pillows, and lean more towards memory foam or latex pillows, which are firmer and less marshmallow-like. 

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What pillow should I use if I sleep on my front?

If you often find yourself sleeping on your front, you'll want the opposite to the above recommendations.

"For front sleepers, we’d recommend a softer pillow as you want your face and neck to gently relax into the pillow, rather than being perched on top," Hayley said. 

Andrew recommends softer feather or microfibre pillows to best suit a front sleeper.  These types of pillows are also best if you get hot at night while sleeping. "Unventilated foam pillows can retain and absorb heat, unlike natural fibers. For hot sleepers, natural is best."

How much should we be spending on pillows?

We expect to spend more on our mattresses, but rarely do we put the same thought (or budget) into our pillows. But investing in the highest quality pillow you can afford is well worth it for a good night’s sleep, and to help reduce the possibility of any aches and pains.

Andrew says, “Like a mattress, you will be using this product every day for eight hours, so investment in quality products is key." But if you’re hesitant about spending more, it’s interesting to note that, broken down, spending $60 dollars on a pillow, over three years, adds up to just a couple of cents a day. Similarly, spending £60 on a pillow which should last three years is equivalent to a 5p a day spend.

As a guide, we should generally be spending $40/£30 on our pillows as a minimum, but of course, pillow prices can be far higher than this.  

It's important to note too that changing your pillows regularly is also key to maintaining quality. But how often should you change your pillows? Hayley says, "I would recommend changing your pillows every two years to ensure that you’re still receiving the correct support for your neck and spine, and to get rid of any dust mites and bacteria that may have been building up."

8 of the best pillows

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Pillows come in different shapes, sizes, and firmness levels, with various filling materials.

A quick look at 8 of the best pillows

When choosing a pillow, it can help to consider a person’s preferred sleeping position, any allergies, and any pain they experience during sleep.

This article explores the types of pillows, lists some options, and provides general tips for improving sleep quality.

Medical News Today chooses pillows that meet the following criteria:

Below are some suitable pillows that a person may find comfortable.

Please note that the writer of this article has not tried these products. All information presented is purely research-based and correct at the time of publication.

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Best for neck and shoulder support: Tempur-Pedic Neck Pillow

The Tempur-Pedic Neck Pillow features an ergonomic design that contours to the body. The manufacturer says it supports and helps align the neck and shoulders.

The pillow comprises hypoallergenic materials, including slow spring-back, open-cell foam. According to the brand, this offers better comfort, adapts to movement, and helps dissipate heat.

The pillow is suitable for back or side sleepers. It has an extra-firm feel with proprietary TEMPUR materials.

Buyers can choose from three sizes that differ in height between 3.5 inches (in) and 4.75 in.

Best for vegans: Brooklinen Down Alternative Pillow

The Brooklinen Down Alternative Pillow consists of hypoallergenic shaved microfibers to mimic the feel of feather down. It may suit people with allergies and those following a vegan lifestyle.

The company says that the plush version of this pillow is for individuals who sleep on their stomachs. It should also keep the neck and spine in alignment during sleep.

The pillow contains an eco-friendly fill that the brand makes from recyclable plastic bottles. Its shell has a sateen weave with double stitching.

Best for side sleepers: Layla Kapok Pillow

The Layla Kapok Pillow may suit people who sleep on their side. The supportive plush filling consists of natural kapok fibers and open-cell memory foam. This helps the pillow conform to the shape of a person’s head and neck.

People can also adjust the amount of filling by unzipping the pillow and removing or adding material.

The covering contains copper fibers that help draw away heat from the body during sleep.

Best for different firmness levels: Parachute Down Pillow

The Parachute Down Pillow consists of European down and feather fibers. It also comes in three levels of preferred support.

The brand recommends “soft” for stomach sleepers, “medium” for back sleepers, and “firm” for side sleepers.

Best for adjustable fill: Coop Home Goods Adjustable Loft Pillow

Coop Home Goods says that this medium-firm pillow should suit all sleeping positions. A person can fill it as much or as little as needed.

The filling consists of hypoallergenic shredded memory foam. The cover comprises of polyester and bamboo-derived rayon with CertiPUR-US and UL GREENGUARD Gold certification, meaning its construction has no harmful chemicals.

Best for a latex pillow: Avocado Green Pillow

This pillow has a cotton cover with latex and hypoallergenic kapok fillings. It has Global Organic Textile Standard and Global Organic Latex Standard certifications.

The Green Pillow has an adjustable fill, and the company sends people a bag of extra material to change the pillow’s height.

Additionally, this pillow is machine washable and is available in standard, queen, and king sizes.

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Best for a bamboo pillow: Cosy House Collection Luxury Pillow

This hypoallergenic pillow contains three layers: a bottom layer of high-density shredded memory foam, a middle layer of transition foam, and a top layer of bamboo viscose.

People can adjust the fill of this pillow. The company suggests a low fill for stomach sleepers, a medium fill for back sleepers, and a firm fill for side sleepers. Adjusting the fill also changes the firmness of the pillow.

Additionally, the company states this pillow is moisture-wicking and temperature-regulating.

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Best for a silk pillow: Silk Bedding Direct Luxury Silk-filled Pillows

This pair of pillows contain natural 22-momme mulberry silk inside with a 300 thread-count sateen cotton cover. The company states this product holds an OEKO-TE Standard 100 certification.

The company states that the natural silk may help reduce sleep lines and is suitable for people with asthma, eczema, and allergies.

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The following table provides a comparison of the pillows in this article.

FirmnessFillHypoallergenicPrice
Tempur-Pedicextra firmopen-cell foamyesfrom $119
Brooklinenplushshaved microfiberyesfrom $45
Laylaplush• kapok fibers
• open-cell memory foam		no information availablefrom $109
Parachute• soft
• medium
• firm		European down and feathersno information availablefrom $129
Coop Home Goodsmedium-firmshredded memory foamyesfrom around $72
Avocadomedium-plush• latex
• kapok fibers		yesfrom $109
Cosy House Collection• soft
• medium
• firm		• memory foam
• bamboo viscose		yesfrom $143. 95
Silk Bedding Directplush22-momme mulberry silkyesaround $290

In general, a good pillow provides comfort and relief for pressure points while supporting the head and neck. In contrast, an unsuitable pillow loses its shape quickly and does not provide comfort or support throughout a person’s sleep.

When shopping for a pillow, people may wish to consider the following:

Pillows can contain various materials, and what works for one person may not for another. A pillow may comprise the below materials.

Microfiber

Microfiber pillows contain fine strands of synthetic material such as polyester or nylon. These may be a more affordable option and are easy to take care of at home, but they may need replacing every few years.

Microfiber pillows come in a wide range of shapes and sizes. However, they are not the most breathable type and may not be suitable for people who get too warm during sleep.

Feather down

Down is a filling consisting of feathers. Down pillows are durable, but they flatten over time, and a person needs to re-fluff or reshape them regularly.

While down pillows may repel dust mites, they also require professional cleaning, which can be expensive.

Additionally, down pillows do not suit individuals following vegan lifestyles, and they may not be right for people with allergies.

Memory foam

This synthetic foam aims to conform to the shape of the body. Memory foam pillows may benefit people with neck pain or discomfort at pressure points.

However, memory foam can retain heat, so it may not suit individuals who become too hot during sleep.

Wool and cotton

Pillows comprising wool or cotton may regulate heat. However, they may be an attractive environment for dust mites.

Additionally, wool and cotton lose shape more quickly than other types, so that they may need regular reshaping.

Latex

Latex foam consists of rubber tree sap and is one of the more expensive pillow materials. The feel of this material is similar to memory foam, but latex foam is less likely to retain heat when a person sleeps.

Latex foam is also durable and holds its shape for a long time.

People may wish to consider the pillow size they prefer to purchase. The following table provides the measurements a person can expect when buying different pillow sizes.

Measurement (in)
Standard20 x 26
Queen20 x 30
King20 x 36

Some companies may offer pillows with slightly different measurements. Therefore, individuals should check the size of their pillows before purchasing any pillowcases.

The NSF offers the following recommendations for better sleep:

Below are some frequently asked questions about pillows.

Is a firm pillow better than a softer pillow?

A person should purchase a pillow with the firmness they find most beneficial. Some people may prefer the extra support to the neck and shoulders that a firmer pillow offers, while others may find a softer pillow leads to better sleep.

However, pillows lose their shape and firmness after extended use. With this in mind, individuals should purchase a new pillow if their current one no longer gives them the support they need.

Should a pillow be a certain height?

Like a pillow’s firmness, pillow height is a matter of personal preference. However, back and front sleepers may wish to buy a flatter pillow to reduce neck and shoulder strain from elevating the head. In contrast, side sleepers might prefer higher pillows that align the head with the rest of the body.

Can pillows stop snoring?

The NSF states that a raised or thicker pillow may ease snoring. When people sleep on their backs, the airways narrow due to gravity. Therefore, a higher pillow position could help keep the airways open during sleep.

Learn more about snoring home remedies.

However, some people may have sleep apnea, where a person’s breathing pauses during sleep. If an individual believes they have this condition, they should speak with a doctor to discuss treatment options.

Is it better to sleep with one pillow or two?

Sleeping with two pillows may disrupt spinal alignment, leading to an increase in neck pain due to the loft of the two pillows.

If a person finds that their existing pillow has too low of a loft to feel supportive, they may wish to purchase a thicker pillow.

The best type of pillow for a person depends on a range of factors, such as sleeping position, snoring, pain, and any allergies.

Finding a pillow that provides optimal support may improve sleep quality, resulting in better overall health and well-being.

Pros and cons of a microfiber pillow

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Nothing energizes like good sleep . It is he who sets the rhythm for each new day, making it active and eventful, or vice versa long and tiring. Obviously, a good rest is unthinkable without the use of a high-quality pillow, the choice of which must necessarily be accompanied by taking into account individual physiological characteristics.

Among the many types of pillows that exist today, microfiber models are considered the most common and in demand. A bed attribute made from this filler has a number of distinctive features that should be taken into account when buying it.

Characteristics and properties of the material

This fabric got its name because of the thickness of the fibers, the threads of which are so thin that the mass of hundreds of thousands of meters of raw materials hardly reaches 6 grams. Polyester is the key material. In addition to it, polyamide, polyester and cotton fibers can also be used.

Microfiber was first developed and produced in the 1970s. First of all, the Japanese were interested in its high-quality production, they used extruders - special equipment, thanks to which the formation and softening of various materials became possible.

The initial stage of microfiber production consists in intensive processing of polyamide yarns, up to their doubling. After, the workpiece is immersed in molten polyester and passed through the filters. The subsequent cooling of the threads indicates the readiness of the material, and requires the separation of the warp from the polyester. At the end of all production manipulations, microscopic gaps are formed on the fibers, allowing them to absorb a large amount of moisture.

The result is durable fabric that can be washed, dyed in different colors and used as a basis for creating home textiles.

Advantages of microfiber pillows

Pillows made of microfiber are characterized by many positive aspects, which won a whole army of admirers.

Disadvantages of microfiber pillows

When it comes to the negative aspects of microfiber pillows, most often their presence is due to the dishonesty of the manufacturer himself, who uses low-quality and cheap raw materials.

Selection and care

Once in the appropriate department of the store, you should pay attention to the tactics of the consultant. If the latter does not allow opening the package, then it can be assumed that the product being sold is not of high quality. The main signs of a bad pillow are always uneven stitching, a fuzzy pattern, and loose threads. Do not deprive attention of the label, where, in addition to the composition, detailed information about the manufacturer, equipment and size should be indicated. If the product has extraneous chemical odors, quickly deforms and fades, then the likelihood that it is not made of microfiber is very high.

Maintaining the performance of the pillow, and extending its service life, is possible due to the observance of simple rules. When sending it to the washing machine, the use of bleaches and conditioners should be avoided, otherwise the fabric will lose its quality characteristics. Drying of the product should be carried out naturally indoors or outdoors, but always away from heating devices. It is better to start ironing only when absolutely necessary, using a barely heated iron.

Replacement pillows: an overview of microfiber pillows

Synthetic fabric bedding is practical, durable and versatile. At the peak of popularity - microfiber pillows. The presented products are suitable for allergy sufferers and people with increased requirements for comfort. From the catalog of the Chereshenka online store you can choose and buy pillows wholesale and retail. The range contains only certified products from manufacturers.

Why buy a microfiber pillow: material features

Microfiber is 100% man-made fibre. It is created from threads that are 16 times thinner than a human hair. Microfiber contains two main synthetic components - polyamide and polyester.

These fibers are mixed in equal proportions. It takes up to 150 microfibers to create one strand of microfiber. At the cut, the thread takes the form of a five-pointed star, which directly affects the air exchange of the material, its hygroscopicity.

Microfiber pillows are a comfortable and practical alternative to sleep thanks to their textile properties.

Advantages and disadvantages of microfiber products

If you are planning to buy a sleep pillow with a synthetic base, pay attention to its advantages and disadvantages. The main advantages inherent in goods from the assortment of the store:

Microfiber pillows do not wrinkle, retain their shape and color. At the same time, they also do not attract dust and other contaminants, which makes operation hygienic.

Another, no less important advantage is a large selection of products. The assortment of the online store presents products in a wide range of colors.

Disadvantages of the material

Disadvantages of textiles of the presented type are directly related to the cleaning and processing of products. Microfiber pillows are susceptible to dry cleaning, so be careful when washing and drying. Classic powders are not suitable for this.

Children's products, like bedding for adults, must be cleaned according to the following recommendations:

Microfiber pillows will retain their shape, color and pattern if all washing rules are followed. If the bedding is “lost”, it is enough to shake it several times. So it will quickly return to its original shape. The ultra-fine microfiber is soft and comfortable to sleep on.

Microfiber or holofiber pillows: the pros and cons of each option

Synthetic fillings are one of the most popular among a wide range of bedding products. When choosing between them, it is important to objectively evaluate the pros and cons of each.

When choosing an option, it is necessary to start from personal preferences. Holofiber products are time-tested, so you can be sure of their quality. Products based on microfiber have just begun to gain popularity in the Ukrainian market.

Selection of products from stock: key parameters

When choosing microfiber pillows, you should pay attention not only to the design, but also to a number of primary criteria:

Each parameter directly determines how you feel during sleep and how you feel in the morning. The assortment of the Chereshenka online store presents a wide variety of goods directly from manufacturers. You can pick them up directly from the recommendations given below.

Purpose and shape

The shape of the microfiber pillow is directly determined by the purpose. Main groups:

Dimensions

Microfiber cushions in mass production offered in standard sizes:

In addition, on sale you can find goods in an unusual design. When choosing, start from personal preferences and your own idea of ​​\u200b\u200bcomfort.

Rigidity and height

If you don't know exact parameters, pay attention to the standard width. It should be equal to the width of the shoulder (on average, about 10–15 cm). It is important to choose the firmness of a microfiber pillow based on the position in which you most often sleep.

Soft - an alternative for people who prefer to sleep on their stomachs. Products of medium hardness are a universal option for those who rest on their back or side. Rigid padding is a solution for people with a problem spine.

The new microfiber pillows do not emit an unpleasant smell, as the synthetic filling is certified and meets quality standards. The products are supplied with documentation confirming the environmental friendliness and safety of the goods.

General characteristics of products from range

Microfiber pillows provide good back, neck and head support while you sleep. Siliconized polyester fibers hold their shape well and do not clump.

The main distinguishing feature of the product is tactile sensations. According to them, bedding resembles products made from natural fluff. The presented product is universal, therefore it is suitable for people suffering from allergies. It does not absorb odors and does not attract dust.

Easy wash as an added bonus. You can clean such products in the usual way in a washing machine, following the suggested recommendations.

Structurally, products are complemented by satin and viscose edging, which keeps the shape of the product for a long time. Due to the fact that the fabric is made from the finest fibers, it is soft and pleasant to the touch. The presented edging will also perform a decorative function if you plan to use the product without a pillowcase.

A distinctive feature of matter is not the absorption of moisture, but its passage through itself. Thanks to this, microfiber pillows dry quickly. In terms of performance properties, the presented synthetic fabric is more reminiscent of cotton than others. Sleeping accessories of such a plan are not electrified.

Customer feedback: using a microfiber pillow

Today, more and more customers prefer products based on synthetic fibers. In terms of quality and declared characteristics, they are in no way inferior to natural analogues. At the same time, their cost is an order of magnitude lower. Benefits that buyers have noted using microfiber bedding:

If you want to ensure maximum comfort while sleeping, it is recommended to buy a pillow 70 by 70. These are large bedding models that guarantee softness, practicality and comfort. Children's models are more compact. The assortment of the Chereshenka store contains products in a wide color palette, with diverse patterns and drawings.

Choosing the right microfiber pillows to buy

When choosing bedding, it is recommended to analyze the composition first of all. Microfiber fiber can consist of such components: natural cotton, artificial threads, viscose, polyamide and polyester. The assortment contains high-quality certified products at affordable prices. Buyers in bulk receive an additional discount.

When choosing a microfiber pillow, key features of the base material play a fundamental role: strength, excellent thermal insulation, resistance to molting, fast drying, ease of use.

With proper care, microfiber pillows will last you more than 5-7 years. Good wear resistance prevents chafing, tearing and other external damage. At the same time, the shade will remain bright, deep and saturated even after several cleansing cycles.

Another equally important factor influencing the choice is aesthetics. If you fall asleep on a pillow with a wet head, there will be no stains on the surface. The porous structure provides instant absorption of moisture and the same quick drying.

From the assortment you can choose microfiber pillows with such compound filling as:

Specialists of the Chereshenka store, if necessary, will provide a detailed consultation and help with the selection of products from the catalog. On sale are high-quality goods from the manufacturer at a competitive cost in Ukraine.

The company offers favorable terms of cooperation for owners of their own stores and retail outlets. Wholesale customers are offered discounts and profitable promotional offers. Thanks to this, you will be able to create your own range of high-quality products at a favorable purchase price.

Microfiber products in the Chereshenka catalog are a comfortable and restful sleep. Goods on sale are divided into groups according to design features, sizes and other parameters. Good breathability will prevent overheating and ensure normal air exchange. Hypoallergenicity makes the products a practical alternative for people with hypersensitivity and a tendency to allergic reactions.

Stay tuned for site updates so as not to miss new arrivals, promotions and discounts. If you have any difficulties with the choice of products and ordering a large batch, please contact the manager online or by phone.

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