There are two main filling materials for hotel pillows. The one is siliconized synthetic microfiber, and the second one is down feather. Siliconized synthetic microfiber is also called hypoallergenic down-alternative microfiber because it has a similar hand feeling as down. Microfiber also has different qualities, like 6D, 3D, 1.3D, and 0.98D used in different products. Microfiber hotel pillows have seized a large number of hotel markets because of their characteristics of no odor, no deformation, and high cost performance. Down feather comes from ducks and geese. Down feather pillows have a better shape, higher fluffiness, and workmanship, which are favored by high-end hotels, but the price is also expensive. Due to animal protection, more and more hoteliers are choosing synthetic fiber products as a substitute. We also adjust the different fibers and weights to make firm and soft pillows. All our pillows are made with double needle stitching, which is strong and beautiful.
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