BEAUTIFUL BEDROOMS PILLOW GUIDE
The right pillow can make a world of difference when it comes to a good night’s sleep. In order to help you choose the best pillows for your guests, we have put together this quick reference guide to compare our products at a glance.
Hollowfi bre Fill Microfi bre Fill
the right pillow Natural Fill
for your
Siliconised Ball Fill
Polyester Fibre Fill
Estlon Fibre Fill
Tencel Fill
Quallofi l Fibre Fill
Conjugate Fibre Fill
Hollowfi bre Fill
An excellent value, plump fi bre fi lling that offers fi rm, lasting support for pillows.
Siliconised Ball Fill A type of synthetic fi ll in which polyester clusters are coated with silicone. Gives the softness and appeal of a true down pillow without the cost.
Tencel Fill Tencel is extracted from the raw material, wood. It naturally absorbs moisture and quickly releases it again to guarantee a pleasantly dry sleeping climate.
Microfi bre Fill The fi nest luxury synthetic alternative to feather and down. Conforms excellently around the head and neck and offers rich, soft, comfortable support.
Polyester Fibre Fill
Synthetic pillows typically have a shorter life span and will not conform to the head and neck as well as natural fi ll pillows. Overall, the most affordable type of pillows.
Quallofi l Fibre Fill Made of special fi bres that slip past each other to allow the pillow to mould perfectly to the head and achieve maximum fl uffi ness.
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Natural Fill (Feather and Down) Natural fi ll is feather, down, or a combination of both. These more natural fi lls are best for conforming to the head and neck.
Estlon Fibre Fill
A great anti allergenic option. Treated with AEM 5700 antimicrobial agent which reduces fungal levels by up to 99.99% in comparison with untreated fi bre.
Conjugate Fibre Fill For extra bounce and recovery. Holds its shape for longer whilst offering medium support.
Exceed your guest’s expectations with linen, towels and soft furnishings from Mitre. Order at
www.mitrelinen.co.uk or call us on 01685 353456
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