It’s explained that natural pillows come in variations such as Down, 100% Pure Mulberry Silk, and Feathers or a blend of Down and Feathers. These materials are designed to trap air, allowing the pillow to mould to the shape of the head and neck, providing necessary support to stay aligned with the spine. A key point is made about not recommending pillows with a filling of more than 50% feathers, highlighting potential discomfort where the feather will poke you and heaviness.

Down Alternative or synthetic pillows are presented as a cost-effective option, but it’s noted that they may have a shorter lifespan for up to 2 years than a natural fill pillow that have a lifespan of up 5 and 7 years if maintained  properly. Down Alternative or synthetic pillows have hypoallergenic properties are emphasised, making them a suitable choice for allergy sufferers (asthma, eczema, rhinitis dust sensitivity).

100% Pure Mulberry Silk

Our 100% Pure Mulberry Silk pillow  is filled with hypoallergenic top grade 100% natural mulberry silk and we using pure high grade mulberry silk. Our silk pillow inner keeps you dry because it absorbs your moisture and lets your body breathe naturally. Our smooth pillows are gentle on your skin with the added benefit of natural antibacterial, antimicrobial and moisture-wicking properties. Stay cool in summer and warm in winter. These pillows are also durable making them perfect for your family or anyone who loves the beautiful soft feel of our Mulberry Silk Pillows.

Naturally Hypoallergenic: Removes extra moisture and reduces allergic reactions because silk is a naturally hypoallergenic material and prevents dust mites.

100% Free of Harsh Chemicals: There’s nothing like the feeling of silk against your skin because silk is a natural protein fibre.

Breathable: No more night sweats or over heating at different times during the night.

For optimal results, we recommend using 100% Pure Mulberry Silk Pillowcases. These pillowcases provide a luxurious and smooth surface, offering numerous benefits for your skin and hair.

Down

Down is a three dimensional cluster of very fine filaments, with no quill shaft between them. Lighter and loftier than feather, down offers supreme softness in a pillow. The higher the down content the softer the pillow will be.

Duck Down & Feather

One of the most significant advantages of duvets made from down and duck feathers is their natural ability to regulate body temperature. Down and duck feathers are naturally breathable materials, offering excellent heat management. This filing is a more economical option. This blend of duck down and small feathers offers an economical option with a slightly heavier feel. These pillows are firmer and heavier than down, the feather offers more support in a pillow.

Note: Pillows containing more than 50% feathers may have quills that can be sharp and uncomfortable against your skin. Choose pillows with a higher down content for a softer and more comfortable sleeping experience.

Synthetic / Down Alternative

Synthetic pillows are a less expensive option than down feather pillow options and they are also hypoallergenic therefore they are good for those who have down allergies. Fillings are made of synthetic fibres, like hollowfibre,microfibre and polyester.

These pillows are cheaper, easy to clean and lightweight. Disadvantage is clumps easily requiring frequent readjustment and a lumpy pillow, short life span due to the clumping issue.

 

GENERAL INFORMATION

What’s the difference between down and feather?
Down is the soft cluster that covers the bird’s breast, regulating its vital organs and body temperature through the seasons. Feathers are the heavier, harder quills that birds use for flight. What does that mean for your duvet? A feather-filled duvet can make you sweat, so you’ll want a duvet (or pillow) that has a high down content. Down regulates to your body temperature (just as it does with the bird). Our Royal Hungarian Goose Down Duvet, for example, has a 90% down and 10% small feather filling. Down also has a longer lifespan than feather… so that’s another reason to pay close attention to what’s inside your duvets and pillows!

What’s the difference between goose down and duck down?

Geese are larger than ducks, so their down clusters are also larger. This gives goose down a higher filling power. Goose down is also considered better quality than duck down, and has a longer lifespan.

What’s the difference between Hungarian goose down and other goose down?

Hungarian goose down provides unparalleled insulation and lightweight luxury. That’s why it’s considered the best down filling available. This is attributed to the specialised breeding heritage of Hungarian geese, and the country’s extremely harsh and long winters, which enhance the thermal properties of Hungarian goose down.

What’s the difference between natural and man-made fillings (synthetic)?
When you buy a duvet or pillow, you’ll need to decide between a natural (down or down and feather) or man-made (synthetic or down alternative) filling. A down or down and feather duvet and pillow will have a much longer lifespan than a man-made synthetic pillows and duvets and can be repurposed as it ages – making it kinder to the environment. A natural filling will also mould to your body better, providing a more comfortable sleeping experience.

Are our products Anti-Allergenic?

Yes. All down and feather products, when correctly washed, dedusted and sterilised, are anti-allergenic. In most instances, allergies are aggravated when manufacturers fail to adhere to the correct way of treating down and feather raw filling. We do things the right way, so that’s not the case with us. We maintain the best practice regulations of the European Down and Feather Association (EDFA), and as a result all our products are hypoallergenic.

Take your time choosing the pillow that will give you the right balance of support and comfort for your body shape and size, your personal preference and, most critically, the position you sleep in. Everyone is different, and you and your partner may have different needs.

Stomach sleepers

Stomach sleepers should select a soft pillow or extra soft pillow to maintain proper alignment of the spine. A compressible pillow with low loft ensures that the head isn’t propped too high which can lead to pain and stiffness. A soft and thin pillow also prevents the breathing area from being obstructed.

Side sleepers

Need thicker medium firm or gusseted pillow that contours and cradles the head, neck and shoulders, providing an even sleeping surface to keep the body in a horizontal line.

Back sleepers

Should opt for a medium to firm density pillow that offers just the right amount of support without hyperextending the head and neck. Low to medium loft pillows tend to cradle the natural curvature of the spine and prevent misalignment in this position. Back sleeping is ideal for individuals with neck or lumbar pain, and the right pillow may eliminate discomfort altogether.

If you switch positions throughout the night, look for a plush pillow where the fill can be moved around. This way, you will be able to find the best position as you toss and turn.

When it comes to refreshing your pillow set or upgrading your bedding, it’s important to choose the right pillow size. Pillows aren’t one size fits all, so consider your preferences and bed dimensions before making a selection.

 

The Standard size pillows are a versatile choice, fitting well on Single, 3 Quarter, Double, and Queen beds.

The King size pillows are versatile and fit well on both Single and King size beds. When used on a King size bed, the pillows meet in the middle, creating a polished and professional look.

PILLOW	SIZE CM
Standard	45 x 70
King	50 x 90