Quality Rest® 650 Fill Power Goose Down Pillows

We designed our pillows using very specific materials that create unique characteristics or personalities. For example, because we have removed all the feathers that might poke you, you will sleep more “IN” our down pillows and “ON” our feather pillows. This down pillows 'personality' is to sleep very soft, even in extra firm, very light and very quiet.

All of our sleep pillows come in four densities; soft, medium, firm and extra firm. But the fact remains, once we removed all the feather that can poke you, this pillow will be very light, very soft and very quiet.

A better way to think about density is actually thickness. Soft, would be thin, medium would be thick, firm would be thicker and extra firm would be the thickest. If you are a side sleeper, and roughly 70% of us are, and you have broad shoulders you will need a thicker pillow.

Absolutely not. In fact, it's just the opposite. The higher the fill power, the higher the quality, but the higher the fill power the firmer it will sleep. Even the soft density will sleep firmer than a higher fill power pillow. But it will be the firmer as mentioned before. That's the personality of our legendary Hungarian white goose down.

But how is that possible? We can't change the fact that higher fill power pillows are softer and lower fill power pillows are actually firmer. Armed with the correct information if should be a little easier to purchase the right density pillow for your sleep style and you bedding environment.

The best way to answer this question is actually to explain how we make the pillow a different density or thickness. Density; soft, medium, firm and extra firm is determined by how many ounces of down we fill the pillow with.

For example, our standard soft density 850 fill power goose down pillow has 14 ounces inside. The medium density pillow will have 16 ounces of down inside. The down inside the pillow is still very soft but now there is more of it making the pillow thicker so the pillows 'personality' of be very soft remains regardless of the amount of down used to make the pillow.

Very carefully and professionally. But know one likes that answer since everyone just wants to throw it in the washing machine. Which you absolutely can if you have to. But, you should do all you can to prevent the need to wash your down pillow either personally or professionally.

We always recommend you use a pillow protector, which has a zipper, and of course a pillow case. You should wash your pillow case and pillow protector with the rest of your laundry each weekend to prevent your pillow from going flat and from turning yellow. If the pillow itself gets dirty spot clean when possible.