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Pillows you shape to fit you.
Cotton, wool, kapok, buckwheat and latex, each filled and sewn by hand in the USA.

Sewn by hand in the USA.
Pillows and comforters made from natural materials, sewn by hand in the USA. Every pillow opens with a zipper, so you set the height.
Pick your pillow by feel.

From soft as down to firm.
Kapok is soft and light, wool and latex are springy, and cotton is firm and familiar. Buckwheat holds its shape under your neck.

You set the height.
Every pillow arrives full. Open the zipper and take some out until your head sits level with your shoulders.
Which pillow should I choose?
Choose by feel. Soft means kapok, springy means wool or latex, and firm means cotton or buckwheat.
What if I sleep hot?
Buckwheat, latex and wool all let heat leave, so it does not build up under your head.
Where are they made?
Every pillow and comforter is filled and sewn by hand in the USA.
The rest of the range.
Holds your neck where you put it. Buckwheat hulls do not squash flat like foam or down. They give a little under your head, then lock together. Your neck stays in line all night instead of sinking.
Quieter than the buckwheat you know. Most buckwheat pillows use rough, three-sided hulls that crunch. Ours are polished with air until the sharp edges come off. That makes them up to 68 percent quieter and softer against your face. When you turn over you hear a soft rustle, like dry leaves.
Stays cool all night. Air moves freely between the hulls, so heat never builds up under your head. The cool comes from the hulls themselves, with no gel added.
You set the height and the firmness. Open the zipper and scoop hulls in or out. More hulls make it higher and firmer. Fewer make it lower and softer. Side sleepers usually keep it fuller than back sleepers. Buckwheat feels firmer than foam at first, so give your neck a few nights to settle in.
Grown in the USA, made by hand. The hulls come from American farms and are cleaned with air and UV light. Each pillow is weighed, filled and sewn by hand in the USA in an organic cotton cover. A Standard weighs about 8 pounds, so it stays put on the bed.
