Down vs. Synthetic. Personally, I love a down pillow. Many manufacturers mix feathers with down to cut prices—the more feathers, the cheaper the pillow since it takes a lot more down to fill a pillow. Density. If you sleep on your side, you're probably going to want a firm pillow. Fill power. Look for pillows in the 500-800+ range to make sure you're getting a quality product. Thread count. Despite the fact that you're going to use a pillowcase, it's important to note the thread count of the pillow cover to make sure the weave is tight enough so that the feathers won't escape. 250 is a good minimum. Price. Pillows can get pricey—especially if we're talking down. As design expert Michelle Morgan Harrison suggested, it's nice to layer pillows (on a queen size bed, you probably want two large euro-size pillows, which are great for leaning on when you're reading, then two standard size sleeping pillows, then two standard size pillows with decorative shams).
Executive Summary By : Emily Hsieh
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