100% White Down Luxury Pillow 600 Fill Power No Feathers 400 Thread Count Cotton Shell RDS Certified High Loft Supportive Feel Standard 20x26, 1 Pack

The price of these pillows is the only downside (I paid ~$135 ea). Why does comfort have to be so expensive. I think I am only upset at the price as I had to order a few pillow sets before realizing I should have purchased these first. Now, I will never buy a pillow that is not at least 50% down Any sleep position works well with these pillows. They fluff back to shape very easily. Yeah they smelled weird for a few days but that went away. Shipping was fast and the packaging isn't low budget. they come with a carrying case (who is really going to use that). I don't feel any poking feathers sticks thru the pillow even with the case off. This brand is not clumpy at all. Final Disposition: SMOOTH, SOFT, SUTTLE pillows that are true Hotel like; giving me the best sleep I've had. However, little question mark in my head thinks I could have bought the 50/50 version, saved $ and not know the difference

OMG really They are not kidding - if you think you have slept on a great down product before wait to be impressed. I was blown away. These are absolutely 100% down (no feathers) you can really feel the difference. This was the less expensive set but still exquisite. The cotton sateen is lovely and soft and the stitching is great. I will be buying more. Additionally, I reached out to customer service with specific questions and they were very quick to reply and were very thorough. EastCoastBedding is the company for me and I will look for more in the future. I will update my review after a few months but I am thrilled with my purchases. They are beautiful and to get a set of this quality for 1/2 the price of a major speciality retailer is amazing. Note: Response from Company regarding my question about cruelty free practices: "All of our products are cruelty free and no force feeding and no live plucking. and they are all hypoallergenic."

I'll give it 4 stars due to the fact its a quality pillow. Lesson learned though, don't buy down/feather pillows online. There is no firmness at all nor neck support if you use the pillow buy itself. I had to use both pillows stacked to give any type of support and I sleep on my side. You've been warned. These are good quality pillows without a doubt, but the fail is this ; not enough firmness at 550 fill power for side sleepers per pillow, no pillow cover that is removable and washable, so I'll have to go buy some, When I lay my head on the pillow it flattens out to where you have about 1 inch of cushion on the head with NO neck support. Definitely not the feather pillows I was used to when I was growing up. Next time I'll have my mom make the pillows for me at half this price.

When I bought the pillows, I didn't realize East Coast Bedding was a small company. If you haven't visited their Facebook page, you really should. Watch a few of the videos. It's endearing. If those are not 100% genuine, the guy has a future acting in daytime TV drama shows if this bedroom furniture/bedding thing doesn't work out. The pillows are sold under the East Coast Bedding name directly, so I'm not sure who actually manufactures these. (I'm also not sure I care.) I doubt the owner has his wife in the back room sewing pillow cases and the kids stuffing them. I do know these are incredibly comfortable pillows that are absolutely silent. No crunchy noises here. I don't know it's 100% down as didn't cut it open, but what a nice feel they have. We really liked our previous feather pillows, but after a couple years of waking up with a feather or two stuck to us ... or on the bed ... or on the floor ... or finding a dozen feathers in the dryer's lint trap from washing the pillow cases, we needed to replace them after they lost about 1/2 their filling. I did some research and found out that down is better than feathers (or a down/feather mix) both in comfort and not "shedding." While I found sites with really good explanations of the various types of fill, pillow firmness and such, the prices I found at them were obnoxious. Some were as high as $400 each. I don't know what you paid for your bed, but in my opinion, the cost of two pillows shouldn't be a significant fraction of the cost of the bed they are on. I also found out "Fill Power" (FP) is a real thing with down pillows. From one site, I found out that "fill power is a measurement of the amount of space one (1) ounce of down will occupy in cubic inches when allowed to reach its maximum loft." Apparently, 500 is kind of the minimum, and the higher number the better. The highest I saw was 800 (and the pillows were $400 each). According to East Coast Bedding, these are 550 FP. I'm a "side-sleeper" and that seems to be firm enough for me while still being comfortable. I might recommend putting the "Set of 2" close to the beginning of the title like "East coast bedding Set of 2 100% White Down Pillow 100% Cotton Fabric - 550 Fill Power (Queen)" Based on the other prices I had found, $150 a pillow was not outrageous, but still more than I wanted to pay. I reread the item description and realized it was two pillows. Order placed. Be VERY CAREFUL OPENING THE BOX with a razor knife. The box Amazon used for shipping these really stuffed the pillows in pretty tightly with no gap in the box. The pillows were in a thick plastic bag, but even so, a little carelessness and you might just perform your own experiment to verify if these are stuffed with 100% down or not.