Feather pillows, renowned for their comfort and softness, have been a favored choice for centuries for those in pursuit of quality sleep. What differentiates feather pillows is their high-quality ...

Some pillows on our list have a 95-to-5 down-to-feather ratio, meaning they are mostly filled with fluffy down. Others have a 60-to-40 feather-to-down ratio, meaning the pillow is on the firmer ...

Coyuchi, the organic home goods pioneer, and Allied Home, the  vertical manufacturer of premium home products, are closing ...

Dive into the list below and see what pillows we’ve rounded up sound like they would be a fit for the kind of sleeping ...

Softer pillows will fall flat, throwing off alignment. Feather pillows that do not retain their shape and fall flat are not recommended for side sleepers. Pillows filled with shredded foam or ...

If you want a pillow that is ecofriendly or vegan, you’ll want to look beyond memory-foam and feather-filled pillows to seek out plant-based fill types. The fill material also plays a role in ...

Microbeads are the tiny styrofoam-like beads which are often found in travel pillows instead of their traditional ...

There is no single best pillow material, but there are reasons you would choose one over the other. If you're someone who suffers from allergies, you probably don't want to choose a feather pillow.

The chances of falling sick are high if you sleep on a dirty pillow, despite using a regularly washed pillowcase. So, The Focus spoke to a sleep expert to gain more insight into the dangers of a dirty ...

Back sleepers, meanwhile, may prefer a squashy pillow that cocoons their head – feather and down or a synthetic dupe are great options. Front sleeps need a low-profile pillow, and wool or ...

The Casper Sleep Original pillow is the perfect choice for combination sleepers who need a pillow that adapts quickly to ...