J-Pillow Travel Pillow + Carry Bag - Stops Your Head From Falling Forward - British Invention of the Year - Supportive Neck Pillow for Travel - Comfortable Plane Pillow (Blue)

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I’d strongly recommend you upgrade from the regular ‘U’ pillows, and see how big a difference that chin support can bring. Ask yourself what type of material you prefer? The two most common types are cotton and memory foam. Cotton is soft and comforting, while the memory foam is able to conform to your specific body shape. Determine who you’re buying the pillow for. There are pillows for adults, as well as children. A good choice if you plan on bringing your kids along is a pillow that resembles the children’s bedtime pillow that they have come to know and love. It’s nice if it is also machine washable. Feather and down: This premium pillow type is unrivalled in the comfort stakes. To be classed as down, a pillow needs to be compiled of at least 70% down feathers, with the rest being made up of regular feathers. Down feathers are softer, retain heat better, and are not as sharp if they poke out of the pillow. They're expensive as they’re naturally soft, mouldable, airy and long-lasting. They’re not the best choice for those who require height (side sleepers) and they’ll flatten over time, needing occasional fluffing to regain shape. They’re not typically suitable for those with allergies, but anti-allergy options do exist.

Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by room No, it’s not a stuffed elephant – it is actually a ‘revolutionary travel pillow’. Odd though the design and shape is, the J Pillow was actually awarded British invention of the year in 2013, so we thought it was worth a try and we’re glad we did. Box pillows have walled sides and are increasingly popular. They can come with a variety of fillings including memory foam and synthetic fibres.There are three main traditional types of pillow: feather and down, hollowfibre/microfibre and memory foam. Hypoallergenic means that the actual material and filling of the pillow isn't made of a known potential allergen, such as feathers, wool or latex. But other allergens like dust mites can still develop on these types of pillow. A theme that runs throughout the comments is ‘would recommend’. Many people give examples of the flights they went on (long haul mainly) and how much they enjoyed using the J-Pillow. The word ‘comfortable’ came up over and over. Some comments claim they had the most restful fight ever using this pillow. Whether you travel by plane, train or automobile, chances are your journey is going to last at least a few hours. As long as you aren’t the driver, you’ll be able to rest your head and catch a few ZZZs. Travel pillows are the perfect solution, as bed pillows are just too big to realistically transport. When shopping for a comfortable travel pillow, there are a few things to look for.

An adequate basic option if you’re shopping on a budget and want to be able to clean your pillows at home.The icing on the cake for many of us is that the entire pillow is machine washable. You can put the whole pillow into your machine, with no need to remove the covers. The ratio of feather to down can vary greatly, although as a rule if it is sold as a ‘feather’ pillow, it must be made of at least 30% of the exterior feathers of the bird. Down pillows must be at least 70% down. A little more expensive than synthetic pillows and some types of feather and down, eg Hungarian Goose, can be very expensive Anti-allergy means the filling and casing will have been treated to resist and combat the development of dust mites. You might find that this type of pillow is good for you if you have asthma, eczema or rhinitis, all of which could be exacerbated by allergens.