MORE LUXURY, MORE PROTECTION
Our Organic Pillow Protector is the perfect complement to our customizable Green Pillow. Made with GOTS-certified organic cotton, the quilted protector fits underneath your pillowcase and adds support and firmness while protecting your pillow against inevitable stains. With a 400-thread count single-ply weave, our protector is highly breathable. A sateen finish gives it a velvety, smooth feel that’s gentle to the touch. A 6-inch diamond-pattern stitch reveals high-quality craftsmanship that will endure for years.
EXTEND THE LIFE OF YOUR PILLOW
Shield your pillow from stains, spills, and other unexpected messes. Your pillow is an investment for your neck, back, and spine — and our protector will extend its longevity. The protector is easy to clean. Just machine wash on a cold, gentle cycle. Lay it flat or hang it to dry. Be sure it’s completely dry before putting it back on your pillow.
IMPROVE HYGIENE
With a hidden zipper, our organic cotton pillow protector is hypoallergenic and allows you to wash away whatever seeps through your pillowcase — like dead skin cells, hair, sweat, drool, or blood. Because we spend a third of our lives on our pillows, this is helpful for those who suffer from allergies and asthma or otherwise have trouble breathing.
SLEEP COOLER
Organic cotton is more durable, luxurious, and breathable. That’s why we use GOTS-certified organic cotton for our quilted pillow protector. Synthetic fibers and cotton grown with pesticides can harm your health and the environment. They also tend to be stuffy — and we all sleep better when our pillow stays cool.
WHY ORGANIC MATTERS
Conventional cotton is a polluted crop. So we use GOTS-certified organic cotton — with trusted public certifications. Our cotton is responsibly and sustainably grown in India without pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers. This is better for you, the environment, and our farmers. Best of all, organic cotton delivers a luxurious finish, breathes easily, and wicks away moisture better than any synthetic.
