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To touch, feel and sleep on a goose down pillow is something everybody should experience! As most physiotherapists would tell you, feather and down pillows are preferable to synthetic ones as they mould better to the shape of the neck.

Layered Down Pillows

We have a wide selection of hypo-allergenic goose pillows, ranging from very soft to very firm to suit your individual needs. We have a luxuriously soft pure goose down pillow and an extremely firm goose feather pillow, as well as layered down pillows in varying thicknesses. Our layered pillows consist of three layers for enhanced comfort. It has a goose feather pillow that acts as a supportive core and two outer layers filled with pure goose down that cradle your head in natural comfort.

If you have any neck problems our unique adjustable neck pillow will help you sleep better. We also have a budget duck feather pillow which offer great value. The high quality 280 thread count 100% cotton downproofing we use for the outer casing completes all our magnificent pillows.

Your pillow has a major impact on the quality of your sleep, so please take some time to make the right choice.

Pillow Pricing

Pillow	Size cm	Price
X Soft Pure Goose Down	45 x 70	495
Soft Layered	45 x 70	365
Soft Medium Layered	45 x 70	380
Medium Layered	45 x 70	395
Medium Firm Layered	45 x 70	420
Firm Layered	45 x 70	450
X Firm Goose Feather	45 x 70	275
King Size Layered	50 x 90	570
Medium Duck Budget	45 x 70	150

Scatter Pillow Duck Feather	40 x 40	140
Scatter Pillow Duck Feather	50 x 50	175
Continental Duck Feather	80 x 80	350
Baby / Travel Goose Down	45 x 35	275
Baby / Travel Goose Feather	45 x 35	125

Pillow protectors - White cotton terry with zipper closure

Size	Size cm	Price
Standard	45 x 70	115
King Size	50 x 90	125

- Amount indicated in South African Rand Value

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How to choose the best pillow for yourself -Advice on sleeping on your side, stomach and back

Side Sleeper	When lying on one's side, your feather pillow should support the head and neck such that the spine maintains a straight and natural horizontal line. Weight should be evenly distributed so as not to create unnatural bending or pressure. The width of your shoulders should determines the firmness of your pillow. Placing a pillow between the legs (from the knees to the ankles) reduces twisting of the spine.
Stomach Sleeper	The pillow should be relatively flat, or the head should rest directly on the mattress, so that the head and neck are not turned unnaturally to either side. Place a relatively flat pillow under the stomach and hips to help the spine keep its natural alignment. Avoid a saggy mattress.
Back Sleeper	Your pillow should support the natural curvature of the spine, with enough support under the head, neck, and shoulders. Avoid a pillow that is too firm. Go with a medium firmness if you keep the pillow more directly under your neck or a slightly softer pillow if you sleep with the pillow closer to the top of your head. Placing a pillow underneath the knees straightens the back.