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Duck Feather & Down Standard Pillow 4 Pack - SoftSave 30%Drift off in comfort with this customer favourite. The plump filling of duck feather and down feels substantial yet soft thanks to the generous quantity of small, soft duck feathers blended with light and lofty duck down.Regular Price £76.00£53.20Save 30%£53.20 -
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Goose Feather & Down Pillow Bundle - 4 PackA special treat to make your bedtimes even more blissful.RRP £114.00 Save 25%£85.00£85.00
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Soft As Down Microfibre Standard Pillow 4 Pack - Soft/MediumEnhance your bedtimes with our synthetic alternative to goose down. The microfibre fill is luxuriously soft, making these pillows perfect for anyone who wants a soft and fluffy pillow but prefers or needs a synthetic alternative to down.RRP £80.00 Save 17%£66.00£66.00
Customer Reviews
How many pillows should a bed have?
At a minimum, you should allow one pillow for each person using a bed. This means a single bed should have at least one pillow while a double, king, superking or emperor bed should have at least two pillows. However, pillows aren’t simply there to rest your head on while sleeping. They can also add comfort while reading in bed or can be used to support your legs and back. And of course, using an abundance of pillows can make your bed look extra inviting, especially if you use square pillows and decorative pillowcases. For more advice on choosing pillows and arranging them on your bed, read our blog 'How to arrange your pillows'.
How often should you buy new pillows?
It can be difficult to tell when it’s time to buy a new pillow because we become so used to the way they feel. Here are a few simple ways to tell that it’s time to replace your pillow:
- It needs to be fluffed up part-way through the night.
- You’re suffering from allergy-like symptoms at night.
- You regularly wake up with a stiff neck or back.
Depending on what your pillow is made of and how it’s been cared for, your pillow will need to be replaced any time from 6 months to 5 years after purchase. Find out more in our pillow buying guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pillows should a bed have?
At a minimum, you should allow one pillow for each person using a bed. This means a single bed should have at least one pillow while a double, king, superking or emperor bed should have at least two pillows. However, pillows aren’t simply there to rest your head on while sleeping. They can also add comfort while reading in bed or can be used to support your legs and back. And of course, using an abundance of pillows can make your bed look extra inviting, especially if you use square pillows and decorative pillowcases. For more advice on choosing pillows and arranging them on your bed, read our blog 'How to arrange your pillows'.
How often should you buy new pillows?
It can be difficult to tell when it’s time to buy a new pillow because we become so used to the way they feel. Here are a few simple ways to tell that it’s time to replace your pillow:
- It needs to be fluffed up part-way through the night.
- You’re suffering from allergy-like symptoms at night.
- You regularly wake up with a stiff neck or back.
Depending on what your pillow is made of and how it’s been cared for, your pillow will need to be replaced any time from 6 months to 5 years after purchase. Find out more in our pillow buying guide.