Fiber pillows

Fibre pillows are pillows filled with synthetic fibre, which are completely hypoallergenic, highly breathable, washable and affordable.

People prone to allergies or asthma benefit from them too, especially if the outer fabric of the pillow is made of microfibre or other synthetic material. This is because these materials are less likely than natural ones to harbour dust mites or other allergens.

In addition, fibre pillows can have low, medium or high firmness, which is why they are an excellent rest option for any sleeper, whatever their usual sleeping position.

The vast majority of fibre pillows can be machine washed, so keeping them in perfect hygienic conditions is simple. We recommend always using a pillowcase that protects it from daily wear and tear (and that should be washed weekly) and washing the pillow itself every 2 or 3 months.

For machine washing, it is important to follow the instructions on the label and use gentle cycles as much as possible. Allow the fibre pillow to dry completely before using it again, thus ensuring better hygiene and preventing premature deterioration.

Fibre is a very resistant and high recovery material that does not deform easily.

As long as they are washed regularly and a pillowcase is used, fibre pillows can be in optimal conditions for rest for 2 years (or even longer in the case of exceptional care).

Fibre pillows can have low, medium or high firmness. You should choose the firmness that best suits your needs according to the position you usually adopt when sleeping (low firmness is ideal for stomach sleepers, medium firmness is for those who sleep on their backs or change positions and high firmness offers the most adequate support for those who sleep on their sides).

If the care instructions on the pillow label are followed, the pillow should not lose firmness unless it has been used for a very long period of time.