Pillows

Best ones I bought were from Aldi. Zip off quilted covers and you can remove stuffing to suit the individual. Breathable edges on pillows. Very comfy.

I sm fussy snout pillows and my Favourite pillows came from Aldi too

I have tried all types, side sleeper so I need some height. I am using firm down pillows and stuffed them into woolroom pillow covers, which have wool in them. So far so good and I am sleeping well

I am a side sleeper and also read in bed, on my side. I also have a neck issue.
The best ever is the shaped memory foam knee pillow. I paid just under £20 in Asda. It is perfect for me and it goes on holiday with me.

I have always used latex pillows. They are quite firm but are not hard. I'm finding it difficult to describe them, sorry. They last for years and years. They are not cheap, I bought one in the John Lewis sale back in the summer and paid £80 as opposed to £150 full price.

My problem is not so much finding the right pillow but finding pillow cases that fit. I have a comfy Dorma pillow but it's huge and there are no pillowcases to fit. Grrr! Can't understand if a company manufactures a larger size pillow, no-one comes up with a matching size case.

Poodlemom
Do you know someone with a sewing machine. They’re very simple to make.

Mine are from The White Company - super king size like the bed and they do same size pillow cases and pillow protectors. I have polyester or latex filling as down isn’t good for my asthma (and I would hate to unwittingly support the cruelty of live plucking).

I will shortly be returning an Anti Snore pillow to Argos. It’s Silentnight and not very comfy.

I can highly recommend Soak and Sleep's Supremely Soft as Down pillows in the firm.

We first came across them in a hotel whilst on holiday.

They are so comfortable. We have had ours for a couple of years now and they do not go flat.

I have recommended them to friends who have also been happy with them.

They are on a Black Friday deal

www.soakandsleep.com/soft-as-down-chamber-pillows-4-pack-standard-medium-firm.html

I buy down pillows from Dunelm .

Thank you PinkCosmos. I came on this site just for a 'wee nosey' and ended up buying some pillows. Blimey....... but....thanks.

I bought 2 for £9 from Dunelm they're lovely.

East of Eden Like duck and down. They are used in posh holiday cottages and boutique hotels. It's where I sourced my latest pillow!

Nb: it's Out of Eden!

I use a memory foam pillow but with a standard down pillow on top. I find this works well. The memory foam pillow doesn't move so it provides both height and a firm base and the top pillow provides the comfort .

Buckwheat husk pillows for us! So comfortable! You can adjust the amount of filling to suit. They’re cool in summer. We bought them from Razzmatazz (Perfect Pillows). Not cheap, but they last for years.

I found pillows with feather centre, and down outer layer. I love them. They were fairly expensive, but still fine after years of use. Pure down can be too soft, pure feather too pokey.

I've just bought two Slumberdown wool pillows. I've had a wool duvet for a while, and bought the pillows and a wool mattress topper in the sales. Two nights' use - bliss so far.

Kim19

Thank you PinkCosmos. I came on this site just for a 'wee nosey' and ended up buying some pillows. Blimey....... but....thanks.

I am sure you won't be disappointed.

I have recommended them to so many people. They have all been very happy with them.

I should be on commission .

Just for info, they are microfibre so not feather etc. The firm ones have a gusset, the soft ones don't.

I was sent a free Dormeo Octaspring pillow with a mattress topper and I now wouldn't use any other type. It is part memory foam but not hot at all. It is as heavy as a brick but so comfortable! No more sore ears or stiff neck! They are not cheap, but there are some reduced price ones away from the Dormeo site.
Good luck with your search.

I've found a Lancashire company that do "made to meaure" so I might try them: English Bed Linen Company. My friend with a sewing machine is too busy to ask a favour of!