Pillows & Cases

There are many different types of pillows and pillowcases in New Zealand that you can consider when refreshing the bedding in your home. The range covers lodge pillow cases and white pillow cases, as well as pillows made from silk, wool and cotton.

Down pillows come from the fluffy down of geese or ducks and are a very comfortable option and one of the most popular in New Zealand.

These are also popular and take the shape of an individual’s neck and head giving a very personalised solution.

Cotton pillows are an excellent choice for those who want to sleep on their sides or stomachs. They are also ideal through all seasons.

This type of pillowcase is made with a cotton blend and has a flat top as well as decorative edging which is classically timeless.

These are similar to the oxford style but have a drawstring that keeps the pillow snug.

There are a number of advantages to choosing high-quality pillows and pillowcases that will definitely give you pause for thought if you are thinking otherwise. Pillows play an important role in taking pressure off your neck and back while you're sleeping, helping you achieve that good night’s sleep. As a result, you should only opt for the best of the very best. High-quality pillows are designed to do this better than standard alternatives through their design and use of superior-grade materials. Meanwhile, high-quality pillowcases not only help protect the pillow itself but provide a cool and comfortable fabric to rest on. High-quality options also tend to have more sophisticated designs, adding a decorative element to your bedroom too. A cooling pillow case can provide a cooler feel against the skin.

There are a number of things to consider when purchasing a pillow and pillowcase in New Zealand. With respect to the first, the type of pillow, whether it be a down, feature, memory foam, microfibre or otherwise is a good place to start. Each has its own unique qualities with respect to comfort and feel as well as longevity, sustainability and durability that will influence your choice. Materials for pillowcases are also important but the aesthetics play a part too, thinking about colours and designs and how they might complement other bedding features like your duvet covers, for example.