Some pillows on our list have a 95-to-5 down-to-feather ratio, meaning they are mostly filled with fluffy down. Others have a 60-to-40 feather-to-down ratio, meaning the pillow is on the firmer ...

The higher the fill power, the fluffier and more supportive the pillow will be. Second, think about the feather-to-down ratio. Pillows with a higher percentage of down feathers will be softer and ...

A measure of how well the pillow supports those sleepers who lay on their back and the angle at which the head is positioned. The Puredown Goose Down Feather Classic White (2-pack) is part of the ...

Quince makes affordable down pillows. My whole family tried these feather pillows (and may have fought over them), and everyone from stomach to side sleepers found them 100 percent comfortable.

or a down-alternative, such as a pillow made of polyfill or gel fiber? Feather pillows can feel fabulous, but many people are either allergic to down, prefer not to purchase a product sourced with ...

You wash your sheets weekly, you clean your washing machine every three months, but those pillows on your bed? They've gone ...

The Threshold (Target) Firm Feather & Down Bed Pillow is part of the Pillows test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Pillows models like the Firm Feather & Down Bed Pillow are rated on ...

In true hotel pillow style, the 25 percent down to 75 percent feather ratio makes these a lot more plush than other options on this list. Classic, no-frills direct-to-consumer bedding. This ...

(If you're not sure what the differences are, our guide to down vs memory foam vs feather pillows explains it all.) Then there's budget. You might be tight on cash, and looking for the best pillow ...

You might appreciate the soft support of the Brooklinen Down Pillow but suffer from a feather allergy or hesitate to purchase animal products. If this sounds like you, you might get on better with the ...

Their breathability, down-free fluffiness and supportive gel ... you probably don't want to choose a feather pillow. It's important to do your research into the pros and cons of each material ...

To find the best pillows we've tested the most popular memory foam, microfibre, feather and down pillows available. These include pillow brands such as Emma, Ikea, Silentnight, Simba, Slumberdown and ...