Product Description A soft and supportive Tencel filled pillow, with an organic cotton case quilted with Tencel. A soft, plump pillow perfect for a natural night’s sleep. Materials: Cover: Organic cotton quilted with 100% Tencel (NB: the quilting design may vary). Filling: 100% Tencel (600g) Dimensions: Standard UK size, 50 x 75 cm (20″ x 30″) About Tencel: Derived from eucalyptus wood, Tencel is a natural material. Crafted from cellulose, a raw natural fibre, it is grown on marginal land (not used for food crops) in sustainable forestry. Via an elaborate process, the cellulose is then turned into Tencel fibres using a low-energy method. This process keeps all chemicals within a closed loop system, and was also awarded the ‘European Award for the Environment’ by the EU. Tencel fibre is biodegradable. With a super smooth texture and stable structure, Tencel also has an excellent capacity to absorb moisture. Furthermore, it retains warmth even better than cotton and is ideal for those suffering from allergies. The convenience of synthetic fibres with the comfort and health benefits of natural fibres, all rolled into one. Care Instructions: Machine washable at 60 degrees Full instructions found on product care label Made in Germany You can also find our full range of bedding just here. Looking for interiors inspiration? Take a look at our Pinterest boards and blog posts for heaps of ideas. Please note: All of our products are photographed in our Sheffield showroom. We always aim to keep our photography as true to life as possible, however, varying lighting conditions, screen settings and how the items are styled can alter the appearance of colours/textures slightly. Please note that, due to the aforementioned reasons, we can never guarantee an exact colour match to the images on your screen. If you would like to see any of our products in person before purchasing, please do visit us at our Sheffield city centre showroom. A member of our friendly sales staff will be happy to talk you through any of our in-stock items.
