Pillow Buying Guide
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A Pillow is quite an important purchase. It can have a big impact on your sleep health and overall well-being.
Most people may not realize the importance of finding the right pillow for a good night’s sleep unless they’re prone to back or neck pains.
With that being said, there is no one size fits all for pillows. There are different pillow fillings, materials and sizes that need to be considered before making a purchase.
In this guide, we will provide a comprehensive overview of our range of pillows available at Fawcett Mattress.
Finding the perfect pillow starts with considering various factors that go into a successful night sleep such as sleep positions, pillow fillings and materials.
Read on below to understand more about what each factor means and how they can contribute to a restful night's sleep. This pillow buying guide should help!
Firstly, consider your current sleep position.
This is arguably the most important factor to consider when purchasing a pillow as understanding how you sleep can help to avoid aches, pains and interruptions during your sleep.
Side Sleepers require a medium to high loft & firm type pillow that provides proper neck as well as relieves pressure from your head during the night. As well as, helps to ensure the spine is aligned to avoid aches in the morning.
Stomach Sleepers require a low soft type of pillow to ensure their neck is in a neutral position as well as provide pressure relief for your head to allow it to sink into the pillow.
Back Sleepers should select a pillow of medium to high loft that maintains neck alignment without causing the head to tilt forward during the night.
Next, we are focusing on the fill that is inside the pillow.
Fawcett Pillows in particular, have different characteristics which should be considered before purchase.
For example, the Duck Down style pillow is machine washable whereas for the Latex Low style is only the pillow cover that can be washed.
We recommend always checking the care labels on pillows to avoid unexpected cleaning issues.
Wool pillows are 100% organic cotton and temperature regulating that will help people to stay warm during the night
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This table will provide you with a clearer picture of Fawcett’s range of pillow products and available sizes at price:
Product Name |
Pillow Size |
Price |
Organic Wool |
Standard - 20" X 26" |
$79.00 |
Queen - 20" X 30" |
$89.00 |
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King - 20" X 36" |
$99.00 |
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Low Loft Latex |
Queen - 16" x 26" x 5.5" |
$129.00 |
King - 16" x 32" x 5.5" |
$159.00 |
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High Loft Latex |
Queen - 16" x 26" x 6.5" |
$129.00 |
King - 16" x 32" x 6.5" |
$159.00 |
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Natural Latex |
Queen Soft - 26" x 16" x 5" |
$119.00 |
Queen Med - 26" x 16" x 5" |
$119.00 |
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White Duck Down |
Queen - 20" x 30" x 8" with 20 ounces of 600 power down |
$149.00 |
King - 20" x 36" x 8" with 25 ounces of 600 power down |
$179.00 |
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Contoured Latex |
Queen Size 15" x 25" x (3.5" - 4.5") |
$115.00 |
Snowdrop Down |
Queen - 20" x 30" |
$236.00 |
King - 20" x 36" |
$309.00 |
Updated for 2024 (excludes discounted prices)
On average, pillows should be replaced every 1-2 years, depending on how they’re used as well as the type of pillow you use.
The difficulty is knowing when to replace them as each pillow is made from a different material.
If you’re reading this and have not made a pillow change in the last couple of years, then it might be time to do so.
But, to truly know if your pillow needs to be changed, we recommend performing a pillow test to know if its support has been lost such as folding it in half, performing a sandbag and press test also.
Type of Pillow |
How Often You Should Change it |
Duck Down |
1-2 years |
Wool |
1-2 years |
Latex |
5 years |
When buying a pillow, consider the following:
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