Pillows: Memory Foam, Latex, Cooling & Anti-Allergy
Quick answer
Tontine pillows come in low, medium and high profiles with soft, medium or firm feels, and fills from easy-wash fibre to memory foam, Talalay latex and feather and down. Start with how you sleep: side sleepers usually suit high and firm, back sleepers medium, and stomach sleepers low and soft. My First and Junior pillows are sized for children.
Sleep Perfection with Tontine Pillows
Here at Tontine, we understand that achieving a sound and restful sleep requires a comfortable, high quality pillow that has the right features to meet your exact needs. Whether you need cooling features, pressure relief, kid-friendly support, allergy-sensitive materials or environmentally friendly options, Tontine has the perfect pillow for you.
Not sure which size? See the Pillow size guide (standard, European & king) or the full Tontine bedding size guide.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the different types of pillows?
At Tontine, we understand that people have different requirements, so we’ve designed various pillows to cater to every type of sleeper.
Here are just some of our pillow offerings:
Is it better to have a soft or firm pillow?
While there is no right or wrong answer to this question, looking at your sleeping position is a good starting point. Side sleepers tend to need firmer pillows, stomach sleepers would generally require soft, low pillows, and back sleepers usually need medium-soft or medium-firm pillows. That’s not all there is to consider—comfort, support, body size, mattress type, and durability also play a role.
For help choosing the best pillow for you, the Tontine Pillow Buying Guide goes through each factor in detail, making sure you know how to select the best pillow for yourself and your family.
Are all pillows hypoallergenic?
Not all pillows are hypoallergenic, so if you suffer from allergies, look for pillows made from hypoallergenic materials. These materials are resistant to dust mites and other allergens, making them ideal for allergy sufferers.
Can pillows lose their shape over time?
Yes, even high-quality pillows like Tontine’s can lose their shape with regular use, as the filling compresses, leading to reduced support. To maintain their shape, fluff your pillows daily and consider using pillow protectors to keep them in good condition.
How often should I replace my pillow?
Pillows should be replaced around every 2-3 years, as they lose support over time. If you notice a change in comfort or support before that, it may be time to invest in a new pillow to maintain proper neck alignment for sleep that supports your overall health and wellbeing.