FAQ

There are two main processes used to produce latex foam, the Talalay process, and the Dunlop process.

The Talalay process is a highly controlled, sophisticated latex manufacturing process that produces the highest quality and most consistent latex available in the world.

The Dunlop process is the most commonly used production method throughout the world. It creates a denser product that is used more as a base core component.

Latex is natural rubber, harvested from the sap of the Hevea Brasiliensis (commonly referred to as the rubber tree). Memory foam (or visco-elastic foam) is a synthetic petroleum-based material.

Latex provides "instantaneous recovery" as it contours and supports any body movement, while memory foam provides "slow recovery". With memory foam, the sleeper must wait for their body temperature to soften the foam prior to getting the true contouring support that they experience immediately with latex.

Latex is a rubber particle suspended in water. There are four types of latex foam: Organic Latex, 100% Natural Latex, Blended Latex, and Synthetic Latex.

Our pillows are made of all natural latex, which is springy and supportive. You’ll find that it gives just enough support to cradle your head and neck without being too firm or too soft.

All covers in all latex pillows are both removable and washable. Please remove covers carefully to avoid ripping the latex. Although very resilient and durable, latex foam is also very gentle, and it can tear if not handled with care.

Of course! Our pillows are 100% all-natural latex.

Yes, our pillows come with a cotton cover for cool and refreshing sleep. and we also offer Tencel material cover for your second choice.

1 year - See our warranty page for details