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The other eight hours.
You plan your mornings, your meals and your workouts. The third of your life spent asleep runs on whatever pillow was on the bed. Most often that is foam, which holds your heat all night and can off-gas as it warms.
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Deep sleep is a temperature problem.
Your core temperature has to drop about one degree for deep sleep to hold. Foam traps the heat your body is trying to shed. Air moves freely between buckwheat hulls all night, and wool draws the damp off your skin so the heat leaves with it.
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Wool keeps working until morning.
Cooling gel soaks up heat until it matches your temperature, and then it stops helping. Wool takes up to 30% of its weight in moisture off your skin, and your heat leaves with the damp. So you stay cool from bedtime to alarm.
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Find the pillow for how you sleep.
Every one opens at a zipper on the short end so you can set the height, and every one is made by hand in New Jersey.

Firm and plump, like the cotton pillow you grew up on. Certified to GOTS, the Global Organic Textile Standard, inside and out.
From $89See the pillow

Springy, it gives under your head and comes back. It keeps you cool by keeping you dry.
From $99See the pillow

Like sand, it pours into the shape of your neck. The firmest and the coolest of the six.
From $89See the pillow

Light as a cloud, it puffs up around your head. Its pods fall from wild trees and are gathered by hand.
From $79See the pillow

Hulls that hold you on one side, soft wool on the other. Flip it to switch.
From $99See the pillow

Bouncy, it lifts your head and springs back. Air moves through it all night.
From $89See the pillow
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Sixty nights to be sure.
Sleep on it for 60 nights. Set the height in the first few nights and give it a few weeks. If it is still not right, we refund you in full.









