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We wondered whether to call this our 'Ahhhh' pillow. You'll understand when you lay your head on one; our Medium firm Luxury Hungarian Pillows are simply made for 'ahhh' moments.
Naturally, the Luxury Hungarian meets our exacting standards. Covered in Jacquard cotton, the Standard size Pillow comprises a core of Hungarian goose feather (10%) and an outer chamber of Hungarian goose down (90%) - a wonderfully comfy combination!
Genuine Hungarian goose down is prized because it's so light and fluffy - and stays that way. To ensure your pillow has true longevity, it's double-stitched around the perimeter and even arrives with a 10-year guarantee.
Match your luxury Hungarian Goose Down duvet with a big pile of Hungarian pillows, designed for maximum ?ahhhhh?. The bigger the pile, the longer the lie-in...
Genuine Hungarian Goose Down is the world's finest filling. The reason it's so wonderful is because the down is naturally aerated - so it stays plump and fluffy, whatever you do. Rest your head on a pillow stuffed with this magical filling, and you'll soon discover why everyone is hunting for a Hungarian pillow. Our Luxury pillows are filled with an extraordinary 90% genuine Hungarian Goose down. The remaining 10% is Hungarian Goose feather - to add weight and shape. They are finished with luxurious Jacquard cotton.
In our standard size Luxury Hungarian Down pillow we've introduced a slightly firmer pillow by changing the construction. The two chamber pillow has a central chamber packed with feathers for the firmness. But we surround this core with a layer of down, giving the pillow a soft feel whilst providing great support.
It doesn't take long for ordinary pillows to get lumpy. But - because it's so fine and light - Hungarian Goose Down doesn't clump, and the double-stitched lining ensures that it stays evenly distributed. To show how confident we are, every pillow arrives with a manufacturer's guarantee for ten years' peace of mind.
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from macclesfield on Mar 7, 2010
