Comes with a free high quality pillow protector
A luxury pillow must be comfortable, flexible, supportive and resilient. The 850 loft Lajord pillow is all of these and more, which is why it's been one of the most popular St Genève pillows for years.
Lajord white goose down comes from a unique goose farm located in southern Saskatchewan, where the Hutterite people take great care in raising free range geese. Their birds are more mature than those in other colonies and St Genève secures the entire production each year. Needless to say, this is a unique down and one of exceptional quality.
The outer fabric of this pillow is made with a 100% cotton 300 thread count German twill with no chemical finishes meant specifically for down. It is dust mite proof, down proof, and is the key component in allowing this pillow to be fully machine washed and dried.
Certified under the ZURGUARD® system, all of our down products are guaranteed hypoallergenic.
Every pillow purchased comes with a free 100% cotton 300 thread count pillow protector made in Israel. We firmly recommend using a good quality pillow protector at all times, in addition to your pillowcase, to preserve your pillow.
PLEASE NOTE: All of our pillows and duvets are made-upon-order, by hand. Please allow up to 3 weeks production time for us to ensure that your product is held to the highest standards. We strongly urge you to read our Purchasing Guide, Product Care Guide and Terms Of Sales, before submitting your order.
Down Specifications:
- 850 loft
- Free range Canadian white goose down
- ZURGUARD® certified hypoallergenic
- DOWNMARK® certified for authenticity
- Certified SUPERWASH™ for machine washing
Shell Specifications:
- 300 thread count
- SoLoft™ 100% cotton twill
- Fabric imported from Germany
- Piped with white satin cording
- Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX® Class One
Pillow Protector Specifications:
- 300 thread count
- 100 % cotton
- Fabric imported from Israel
- Sateen weave
Please read:
Purchasing Guide
Product Care Guide
Terms of Sales
What is Loft?
Learn more about St Genève
DOWN PILLOW FAQ:
How long does it take to break in a down pillow?
Most people find that it takes two or three weeks to break in and for their body to adjust to it.
Is goose down better than duck?
Typically larger birds like geese produce clusters that are better suited for bedding, with the exception of Eiderdown which comes from ducks and is considered one of the best materials for duvets.
Is white goose down better than other types?
It is often a higher loft than other types of down, making it a higher quality filling. Especially when it comes to bedding.
Are down pillows better than feather?
Yes, they are much better than feathers for sleeping on. Feathers are better suited for decorative cushions.
VISIT OUR FULL FAQ PAGE HERE
