What brand or kind of sleep pillow do you like the best?

[Ms.FuzzyButts]

I am a side sleeper and my husband is a back sleeper.. We have tried those specific kinds and they aren't worth the money. It seems that every pillow we have tried just gets lumpy and uncomfortable really quick. I have bought cheap ones and mid priced ones, but just can't bring myself to spend any more since the others don't last a month hardly. So, what have you found that's comfy and lasts a decent amount of time before it turns into what feels like coal lumps.. HELP!!!

 

[NancyP]

Our favorite is feather pillows. They conform nicely to what ever shape you want them and last a long time.
Nancy

 

[ChickenToes]

I usually just buy a mid-priced cotton stuffed pillow. My husband, on the other hand...when we were first married he had a feather pillow that was at least 10 years old. He would fluff it, fold it in half, and fall asleep within 30 seconds. I finally burned the darn thing while he was gone one day, and got him a new one. He still folds it in half before sleeping, but he swears by a good feather or down pillow.

 

[kipepeo]

I spent last year try to find new pillow that I would like. I bought firm ones at target they were good for a short time but then worthless, and my previous pillows were from QVC and Northern Nights new ones I got I didn't like and then I got some other kinds and finally got these from QVC Northern Nights STD Set of 2 EvenDream Fold No More Pillows They are firm and my head feels supported I love these ones after looking for pillow for over a year.

 

[greenfamilyfarms]

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Ditto! The heavier and fluffier the better.

 

[mom'sfolly]

I've been buying my pillows from Ikea. They have foam, feathers and fiberfill. I like feathers, my DH likes hard foam. They have a variety of heights and weights, and design options. I think they are very reasonably priced.

 

[Goose and Fig]

Why don't they have pillows for belly sleepers? I can't use the feather ones- they end up shifting and I wake up because I can't breathe. Usually end up with cheapie medium to almost flat fiber filled ones.The kids like the "hotel pillows"- and they are great for reading in bed.

Maybe someday I'll find "the one"

 

[CityGirlintheCountry]

Back in December I stayed at a Hampton Inn in Phoenix. The pillows were stupendous!!!!! I am so picky about my pillows and hated all of the ones I had (including a very pricey feather one from Land's End). I came home and did a google search and Hampton pillows popped right up. Turns out that Hampton Inn buys theirs from Pacific Pillow. I promptly ordered one and it is fabulous. I think I paid around $35 for it and it is worth every penny. My neck no longer hurts when I wake up and I'm not smothered in my sleep by too much fluffiness. I strongly recommend you check them out. It is a FABULOUS pillow!!

Edited to add that I am a side/belly sleeper.

 

[SallyF]

I recently bumped into 4 down/feather pillows at an Essex store (close-out type place) near here, and they sold 'em for $5 each. I love them. I put pillow protectors on them to keep them good for a long time, and they're great. The funny thing was that I found them at the end of an extensive shopping trip that day and had to figure out how to stuff them into the cab of an S-10 pickup truck with everything else I had bought that day. I could almost see out the windshield to drive home.