Description

A pillow from DREAM COLLECTION with a 3-chamber structure. What does it mean? It means that we have 3 chambers of the pillow -Why 3 chambers? What's the point? Do you want to see what a pillow with such a structure looks like? Click here and then come back here again to learn more about this collection.

Our so called "Jacob" pillow has one inner chamber and two outer chambers. The inner chamber is filled with WHITE SHORT GOOSE FEATHER with 15% down and 85% fine half-down feathers. The outer chamber in this DREAM COLLECTION remains empty. Why? Therefore, to give double protection against the penetration of feathers from the inner chamber and so that no feather is felt.

• do you want to learn more about fillings, what is the difference between duck and goose feathers/down? Click here - or go to the fillings tab

Pillows cannot be filled only with down alone, because they would be too soft and would collapse under the weight of our head. The feather gives us filling power and holds the head in the right position while sleeping. Down gives us delicacy, softness and pleasure to the touch. That is why we use a mixture of down and feathers. WHITE SHORT GOOSE FEATHER with 15% down is the perfect solution for those who appreciate products with natural fillings and care about their health and at the same time take care of their wallet

Remember that all our pillows are made of high quality products, new, not recycled, meeting the standards of European norm En-PN12934

The fabric of our DREAM COLLECTION pillow is 100% white cotton TC233 with a thick downproof weave 130gsm/m2. It should be emphasized here that this is a pillow with a double material. Thanks to this, the feathers do not pass through the fabric. In addition, the DREAM collection with goose filling has a decorative, 3-centimeter outer wall. Which means that this pillow will be perfect for those who prefer to sleep a little higher.

• WEIGHT OF INER CHAMBER: 400g
• WEIGHT OF OUTER CHAMBER: empty
• FINISHING: white cotton piping with double outer sewing