Which is the right pillow for you?
The right pillow depends on the position you sleep in, not on the price. The goal is always the same: keeping the neck aligned with the spine.
| Sleeps on the side | Sleeps on the back | Sleeps on the stomach | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What the body needs | Fill the gap between the head and the shoulder | Support the curve of the neck without pushing the head forward | Not raise the head — the lower, the better |
| Recommended height | High | Medium | Low |
| Recommended firmness | Medium to firm | Medium | Soft |
| In the Dreamura range | Kaiteki, Nobi, Hane Premium | Yawara, Sui, Hane | Shiro, Natura Toki, Kapok Hikari |
| Most common mistake | Pillow too low — the neck bends all night | Pillow too high — the chin touches the chest | Keeping the pillow from when you slept on your side |
| Price from | €49 | €19 | €24 |
Before you decide
Sleeping on your front calls for the opposite of everything.
In this position, the higher the pillow, the more the neck is held in extension. That is why the Shiro is extra low and extra soft — it barely lifts the head.
If you sleep in several positions through the night, call before deciding. Ana Cristina will help you choose.
- 18 to 24 monthsThat is the useful life of a pillow. After that it loses its shape and stops supporting, however good it was.
- 7 to 14 nights of adaptationA new pillow always feels strange for the first nights. Alternating with the old one delays the adaptation.
- Not a substitute for medical adviceIn case of diagnosed neck pain or severe pain, talk to your doctor or physiotherapist.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really that low?
It is the lowest and the softest in the range. Under the weight of the head it flattens considerably — which is exactly what someone who sleeps on their front needs.
Is it suitable for sleeping on your side?
No. The shoulder creates a gap that a low pillow does not fill, and the neck bends all night. See the Kaiteki or the Nobi.
Does it need maintenance?
Shake it from time to time so the feathers redistribute. Always use a pillowcase.
How long does it take to adapt?
7 to 14 nights, especially if you were coming from a high pillow.
