Pillows
A good pillow keeps your neck in line with your spine and adapts to your sleeping position, whether you're a side, back or stomach sleeper. At Revor, you'll find ergonomic pillows in natural latex, memory foam, down and synthetic filling, with cooling technology for anyone who tends to overheat at night. Every pillow is designed in Belgium, where we've been working on better sleep since 1972, hypoallergenic, breathable and built to last for years. Do you still wake up in the morning with a stiff neck or a pounding headache? Then your current pillow has seen better days, time for an upgrade.
Supportive and ergonomic pillows
A good pillow does more than feel soft. It supports. It adapts. And it finally lets your neck relax.
- Ergonomic pillow shaped to follow the natural curve of your neck
- Anti-allergy pillow: free from dust mites and synthetic irritants.
- Made from sustanable materials like natural latex or memory foam
- Shape-retaining, breathable and built for everyday use
Which type of pillow is right for you?
A good pillow keeps your neck in line with your spine. If your head sits too high or too low, your neck muscles spend the whole night correcting it. So which position is yours?
Pillow for side sleepers
Side sleepers need the highest and firmest pillow: it has to fill the gap the width of your shoulder. Anything less and your neck bends downwards.
Organic Latex · Snow Gel Memory · Snow Cube
Pillow for back sleepers
On your back, a medium-height pillow that fills the hollow of your neck is enough. Too thick pushes your chin towards your chest; too flat lets your head tip backwards.
Snow Gel Memory · Organic Latex Stretch · Snow Premium Gelfiber
Pillow for stomach sleepers
Stomach sleepers are best served by a low, soft pillow. Lying on your front already turns your neck to one side, so the flatter your pillow, the smaller that twist.
Pillow for combination sleepers
Do you roll every which way during the night? Then choose an adjustable pillow that you set yourself, or one that moves with you.
| Pillow | Material | Best for | Cooling | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Snooze | Synthetic (3D polyester fibre) | Stomach sleepers | — | € 32.00 |
| Snow Premium Gelfiber | Synthetic, down-like feel | Back sleepers · combination sleepers | Yes — Cooling Dott | € 48.00 |
| Exclusive Pillow | Synthetic (fibre balls) | Anti-allergenic, all-round | — | € 66.00 |
| Soft Feather Pillow | Down | Stomach sleepers · combination sleepers | — | € 72.00 |
| Snow Gel Memory | Memory foam + gel | Side sleepers · back sleepers | Yes — iDealCool + VentAir | € 90.00 |
| Organic Latex | Natural latex (GOLS) | Side sleepers | Naturally breathable | € 90.00 |
| Organic Latex Stretch | Natural latex (GOLS), softer cover | Back sleepers | Naturally breathable | € 125.00 |
| Latex Cocoon | Latex, lower profile | Stomach sleepers | Naturally breathable | € 135.00 |
| Snow Cube | Memory foam, adjustable | Side sleepers · combination sleepers | Yes — iDealCool | € 156.00 |
Latex, memory foam, down or synthetic pillow?
Every filling has its own character. Here's what to expect from each.
Latex pillow
Springy, with instant recovery. Natural latex is inherently anti-allergenic and mould-resistant, and the perforated core keeps the air moving. The strongest choice for side sleepers, anyone who gets warm at night, and those dealing with neck or back complaints.
Organic Latex · Organic Latex Stretch · Latex Cocoon
Memory foam pillow
Sinks in slowly and cradles your head, spreading your weight evenly and relieving pressure points. Ideal for side and back sleepers. At Revor always with gel particles and a cooling cover, so it never traps heat.
Down pillow
Soft, airy and easy to shape by hand. A natural product with excellent moisture and air circulation. Best suited to stomach sleepers and anyone after that cloud-like feel rather than firm support.
Synthetic pillow
Light, airy and easy to look after. Hypoallergenic, affordably priced and usually fully machine washable. A dependable everyday choice, and the obvious one for the guest room or a child's bedroom.
Frequently asked questions about pillows
It depends on the pillow, so always check the care label. At Revor, the fibre and down pillows from the Essentials collection are fully washable at 60°, and the Snow Premium Gelfiber at 40°. With the Organic latex pillows you only wash the removable cover, at 30°; the covers of the Latex Cocoon and the Snow Gel Memory can go in at 60°. A latex or memory foam core never goes in the machine. The Snow Cube is spot clean only. A pillowcase keeps your pillow fresh for longer.
There is no single ideal height: it follows from your sleeping position, your shoulder width and the firmness of your mattress. Side sleepers need more filling to bridge the gap between shoulder and head, back sleepers do well with a medium height, and stomach sleepers sleep best on the flattest pillow possible. If you sink deep into a soft mattress or topper, your pillow can be considerably lower. Not sure? The Snow Cube offers adjustable support.
Every 2 to 3 years for a fibre or down filling. Latex pillows keep their resilience longer. The quickest test: fold your pillow in half and let go. If it doesn't spring straight back into shape, it no longer supports your neck the way it should. Flattened, lumpy or yellowed? Time to replace it as well.
Choose a pillow that keeps your neck aligned with your spine, without your head sinking in or sitting too high. Resilient materials such as natural latex respond point by point and give targeted support to your neck, head and shoulders. Revor's Organic pillows are built for exactly that: 100% GOLS natural latex with a breathable, removable GOTS cotton cover. If the pain persists, discuss it with your GP or physiotherapist.
Stomach sleepers need a low, soft pillow. If your head sits too high, you turn your neck sideways and tilt it backwards at the same time: a double strain. Revor's Latex Cocoon is explicitly suitable for stomach sleepers, with a resilient latex core and a soft, washable cover. If you alternate between your stomach and your side, choose a version on the low side.
Allow one to two weeks. Your muscles and joints are used to your old position, so a new pillow can feel strange or even slightly stiff for the first few nights. If it still feels wrong after two weeks, the height or the firmness isn't right and you're better off choosing a different version.
40x60 cm is the compact size that keeps your head centred on the pillow, ideal if ergonomic support is your priority. 60x60 cm is the classic Belgian size and gives you more room to turn during the night. 50x70 cm is the elongated size you often find with Scandinavian bed linen. Match your choice to your pillowcases and to the width of your bed.
Look at the Snow collection, where the cooling technology sits in the cover so you feel it on contact. The Snow Premium Gelfiber uses Cooling Dott Technology, while the Snow Cube and the Snow Gel Memory work with iDealCool Technology. The Snow Gel Memory also combines a perforated memory foam core containing gel particles with VentAir Technology for active air circulation. The Snow Premium Gelfiber and the Snow Gel Memory additionally have a summer and a winter side.
Natural latex is resilient and point-elastic: it actively pushes back and keeps your neck stable, even when you change position. Memory foam moulds to the shape of your head and distributes pressure, for a softer, enveloping feel. A fibre or down filling is light and airy, easy to reshape by hand and usually fully washable, but it supports less precisely. Want support? Choose latex. Want pressure relief? Choose memory foam. Want soft and low-maintenance? Choose fibre or down.