Down Pillows

Goose down pillows are pillows primarily made using goose down clusters. Down is primarily used to trap air, in order to keep the goose warm. At Down and Feather Company, we use only the finest Hungarian white goose down. The clusters that we use are located near the chest of the bird, because they are soft, light, and durable. Only the best down pillows are made using Hungarian white goose down found closest to the chest of the bird.

The first thing to understand, is what a down pillow actually is, and how it differs from a feather pillow. Down comes from the area between the skin and feathers of a goose. Down & Feather Co. Hungarian white goose down clusters are much softer, lighter and longer lasting than feathers.

So, what does that mean for you? As all of us know, the most comfortable time for a pillow is right when you lay your head on it for the evening. Because of the nature of down, your pillow will maintain that shape and temperature longer, maximizing your comfort level.

On average, an adult will spend 25-33% of their lives asleep. This is a time that many of us take for granted, but that is a mistake. For the time that we are awake, we spend it trying to surround ourselves with a comfortable living space. From our furniture, to the clothes that we wear, most people are looking to be comfortable. So why do a lot of people not take the same approach for the times they are asleep?

The primary difference is you will sleep "IN" our down pillows and "ON" our feather pillows. Using only the finest Hungarian white goose down allows us to create the the most luxurious down pillows. Our Down is found under the feathers and much closer to the animals skin around the chest. Down traps the air that is then warmed by the goose. While feathers have a quill and drap over the down found on the chest closest to the skin helping keep the geese dry.

Our down pillows come in three different varieties. You can choose between Snuggle Soft, Natural Nights, and Quality Rest, each made of the luxurious Hungarian white or European goose down. Though they differ from each other in various ways, they are all of the highest quality and are guaranteed to support your head and neck throughout the night.

Our Quality Rest down pillows feature a long stitched Egyptian cotton shell, that is white colored. On the outside, they are double row stitched with a golden perimeter. They have a 650 fill power, and are our most modestly priced down pillow option.

The Natural Nights down pillow is similar to the Quality Rest variety in how it is constructed. However, they have a 750 fill power and are slightly more expensive than Quality Rest, though they retain their shape and temperature better, due to the higher fill power.

Our most luxurious variety is the Snuggle Soft. With a whopping 850 fill power, you would be hard pressed to find a more comfortable pillow. It might be more expensive than the other two varieties, but you will know why when you lay your head down for the evening.

Something that many people do not take into account when purchasing pillows and comforters is how they, and their partners, prefer to sleep. Everyone is different, which means that you need a pillow that matches how you like to lay down.

With our down pillows at Down and Feather Company, you do not need to worry. We have ensured that each of our down pillows perform up to their highest standards, regardless of how the sleeper is laying. So it does not matter if you are someone who likes to lay on their back, plop down on their front, or curl up on their side, our pillows will be there to support you.

At Down and Pillow Company, we understand that not all pillows are created equal. By utilizing the most luxurious materials, from our double stitched Egyptian cotton to our Hungarian white goose down, we have designed a pillow to make you feel that you are resting your head on a cloud, instead of a hard lump that flattens after a couple of uses. Also, as with all of our pillows, we offer a 30 night comfort guarantee. If you are not satisfied with your pillow, return it within 30 days of purchase in new condition for a full refund.

No matter the size, the fill power, or the fill density, you will be happy you chose to invest in a more comfortable night time experience. So, please continue to browse our website to find the pillow that matches your needs the best, and welcome yourself to what it truly means to have a good night’s sleep.

Yes, our king size down pillows are 20" x 36" and filled with our legendary Hungarian white goose down. Our king down pillows are available across all our luxurious down bedding collections. All of our pillow varieties come in standard, queen, and king sizes, and can be filled with soft, medium, firm, or extra firm densities, depending on your preference. They are great for all sleep styles, meaning that they will cater to side, front, or back sleepers.

Fill power represents quality, loft and the size of the down cluster. The higher the fill power the higher the quality, the higher it will loft and the longer it will "retain its firmness" (i.e. years it will last). DO NOT use fill power as a "measure of firmness", higher fill power does NOT mean it will be a firmer pillow and 850 fill power down pillows are NOT firmer than 650 fill power down pillows. However, the 850 fill power pillow is higher quality and will last longer.

Density, (i.e. soft, medium, firm, exra firm) is determined by, fill weight, which is adjusted by the amount of down inside the pillow. For example, our standard soft 800 fill power pillow contains (14 oz.) while the medium contains (16 oz.) firm contains (18oz.) and extra firm has (21 oz.) stuffed into the pillow shell.

Fill weight, is the number of ounces we use to create a given density; soft, medium, firm or extra firm. But sometimes this can be confused with fill power which is more a reflection of the quality, as determined by size, of the down clusters.

The fill weight of any given pillow can be see by adding the item to the shopping cart. Within the shopping cart you can see a summary of the pillow size, the pillow support level, or density, and of course the SKU with the number of ounces listed at the end.