Talking to bedding brands is also a great way to learn more about how pillows are made and why companies make the design choices they do. This all helps inform the educational part of our Guide to Non-Toxic Bedding, where we talk about why pillow height matters and which materials work best for different sleep styles.
The Best Non-Toxic Pillow Brands
With so many different types of pillows available, we speed up your hunt for the perfect pillow by separating reviews below based on pillow materials and style.
Latex pillows
Latex pillows can comprise a single piece of molded latex or a pillow stuffed with latex shreds or noodles.
Here are our favorite latex pillows which we highly recommend:
- Turmerry Low-Profile (Toddler) Latex Pillow [Staff tried and tested] – Review
Buckwheat pillows
Buckwheat pillows aren’t for everyone, but if you’re interested in giving one a go, we suggest the following:
- Turmerry Buckwheat Pillow [Staff tried and tested] – Review
Kapok and latex pillows
Kapok is a fantastic pillow fill but can be very soft by itself. This is why it’s often found alongside shredded latex to add a bit of firmness and extra head and neck support.
Here are our favorite kapok and shredded latex pillows:
- Avocado Green Pillow [Staff tried and tested] – Review
Pillows comparisons
What might appeal to you – a zipper, high gusset, ability to buy extra stuffing – could be a deal breaker for someone else. That’s why we dig into the details and put these pillows through their paces.
We compare similar pillows from different brands, looking at differences in:
- Price
- Height
- Design
- Sustainability
- Certifications
- Durability
- Breathability
- Care and maintenance
- How the pillows are packaged.
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