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High Profile Latex Pillow King | Natural latex pillow | Latex pillow for side sleepers

High Profile Talalay Latex Pillow, King, Organic Cotton Cover

$299.99 $359.99 Save $60
  • High Profile Loft
  • Talalay Latex Core
  • Open-Cell Airflow
  • Washable Cotton Cover

Price: $299.99 $359.99

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Product specifications
Fill Material100% Talalay Latex
Cover MaterialOrganic Cotton
SizeKing, High Profile
Item Dimensions (L x W)33 in L x 7 in W
Item Thickness7 inches
FirmnessMedium
ColorWhite
ShapeRectangular
Pillow TypeBed Pillow
Special FeatureBreathable
Recommended UseSleeping
Indoor / OutdoorIndoor
Age RangeAny
Item Weight5 lb (2.27 kg)
Unit Count1
CareMachine wash cover
BrandJUVEA
ManufacturerJuvea
Model NumberB07SZD1PGB_CA NARF
Manufacturer Part NumberPIL-JUVEA-OC-HP-K
UPC859726001989
Weight2.27 kg
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Tracked delivery anywhere in the USA. It is free on orders of $75 or more, and a flat $15 below that.

If it is not right for you, send it back within 14 days of delivery in resaleable condition and we refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. That is a voluntary policy we offer on top of your legal rights. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.

If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the consumer protection law of your state and the Federal Trade Commission Act, return postage included.

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High Profile Loft7 inches of loft fills the gap between shoulder and ear for side sleepers.
Talalay Latex Core100% Talalay latex holds its shape instead of flattening into a pancake.
Open-Cell AirflowThe breathable latex structure lets warm air move away from your head.
Washable Cotton CoverThe organic cotton cover zips off and goes straight in the machine.

A high-profile Talalay latex pillow built to hold your head and neck steady all night, every night.

King size, 7 inches of medium-firm 100% Talalay latex under a machine-washable organic cotton cover, with an open-cell structure that keeps air moving while you sleep.

A king size Talalay latex pillow with a tall 7 inch profile made for side and hybrid sleepers who need real height.

The 100% Talalay latex core gives medium firmness with a springy response, so your head is cradled without sinking out of alignment.

An organic cotton cover sits over the core, soft against skin and simple to remove and machine wash.

Open-cell latex keeps air moving through the pillow, which helps it sleep cooler than dense solid foam.

At 33 inches long, it gives you room to shift position through the night without running out of pillow.

High Profile Talalay Latex Pillow, King, Organic Cotton Cover

Side sleeping sounds simple until you try to do it on the wrong pillow. Your shoulder lifts your upper body a few inches off the mattress, and the gap between your ear and the bed has to be filled by something. If the pillow is too thin, your head tips down and your neck bends all night. This high profile Talalay latex pillow is built for exactly that gap, with 7 inches of loft and a king size footprint measuring 33 inches long.

High Profile Talalay Latex Pillow, King, Organic Cotton Cover

The core is 100% Talalay latex. Talalay is a particular way of making latex foam that produces an even, airy cell structure right through the block. The result is a pillow that feels buoyant rather than dead. Press it and it pushes back. That matters at three in the morning, when a memory foam pillow has slowly compressed and left your head lower than it was at bedtime. The firmness here is rated medium, which is a sensible middle ground for a tall pillow.

High Profile Talalay Latex Pillow, King, Organic Cotton Cover

Over the core sits a removable organic cotton cover. Cotton breathes, it feels soft against the face, and it washes easily, which is the part most people care about. Since the cover comes off, the pillow can be freshened up regularly without ever putting the latex itself near water. The listed color is white and the fabric is organic cotton.

High Profile Talalay Latex Pillow, King, Organic Cotton Cover

Airflow is the other reason people move to latex. The open-cell structure of the foam means there are pathways through the material instead of a solid dense block, so warm air does not sit trapped under your head. It is not a refrigerated pillow and nothing here claims to be, but it does not hold heat the way a thick slab of conventional foam can.

High Profile Talalay Latex Pillow, King, Organic Cotton Cover

A few practical notes. The pillow weighs about 5 pounds, or 2.27 kg, which is heavier than a down pillow and part of why it stays put. New latex has a faint natural smell when it comes out of the packaging, so take it out and let it air for a few hours before the first night. After that, it settles into being a pillow you stop thinking about.

Not sure yet? That is fine.

A pillow has to suit the way you sleep, and you cannot always judge loft and firmness from a photograph. If it is not right for you, send it back within 14 days of delivery in resaleable condition and we refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. That is a voluntary policy we offer on top of your legal rights.

If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. The consumer protection law of your state covers you, and we pay the return postage. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is a Talalay latex pillow?

Talalay refers to a specific process for making latex foam, where the mold is only partly filled, then vacuum sealed and flash frozen before curing. That produces a consistent, airy cell structure through the whole block. The result is a pillow core that feels springy and even rather than dense in some spots and soft in others.

How tall is this pillow?

The listed thickness is 7 inches, which puts it firmly in the high profile category. That is a lot of loft compared with a standard pillow, and it is intentional. It is designed to fill the shoulder-to-ear gap for side sleepers rather than to sit low under a flat-back sleeper.

What size is it?

It is a king size pillow, listed at 33 inches long by 7 inches wide. That extra length gives you room to roll and reposition through the night without your head sliding off the edge. It suits a king bed, but plenty of people use a king pillow on a smaller bed simply for the extra real estate.

Is this the best pillow for side sleepers?

It is built specifically with side and hybrid sleepers in mind, since the 7 inch loft matches the height most side sleepers need. Whether it is the best pillow for side sleepers for you depends on your shoulder width and mattress firmness. Broader shoulders and firmer mattresses generally call for more loft, which is what this gives you.

How firm is it?

The firmness is listed as medium. In practice that means it gives enough to feel comfortable under your cheek but holds its height rather than collapsing. Latex also has a characteristic push-back that some people love and others find takes a night or two to get used to.

Can back sleepers use it?

Some can, particularly people with broader frames or softer mattresses where the head sinks less. But 7 inches is tall for a back sleeper and may push the chin toward the chest. If you sleep mostly on your back, a medium or low profile latex pillow is usually a better fit.

Is it suitable for stomach sleepers?

Generally no. Stomach sleeping needs very low loft so the neck is not forced upward and back. A high profile pillow like this one works against that position. Stomach sleepers are better served by the thinnest pillow they can find.

What is the cover made from?

The cover is organic cotton. It is removable and machine washable, which keeps the pillow fresh without ever needing to wet the latex core. Cotton is also breathable and feels soft against the skin, which is why it is a common choice for a best organic cotton pillow cover.

Can I wash the whole pillow?

No. Only the cover goes in the washing machine. The latex core should never be put through a wash cycle or a tumble dryer, as water and heat damage the foam. Spot clean the core with a damp cloth and a little mild soap if needed, then air dry it completely.

How do I wash the cover?

Unzip and remove it, then wash separately on a gentle cycle in cool water. Tumble dry on low or hang it to dry. Washing it on its own stops heavy items in the load from stretching or snagging the fabric.

Why does the pillow smell when I open it?

Natural latex carries a mild scent, a bit like rubber, that comes from the material itself. It is normal for a new latex pillow. Take it out of the packaging and leave it in a well ventilated room for several hours before you use it, and the smell fades noticeably.

Will it flatten over time?

Latex is known for holding its shape far better than down, polyester fill, or softer foams. It does not clump and it does not need daily fluffing. That resilience is a big part of why people look for the best durable pillow in latex rather than other fills.

Does it sleep hot?

The latex has an open-cell structure that allows air to move through the pillow, and the listing describes it as breathable. Combined with a cotton cover, that helps avoid the trapped-heat feeling you can get with dense solid foam. It is not an actively cooled pillow, so results will still depend on your room and bedding.

How much does it weigh?

Around 5 pounds, or 2.27 kg. That is heavy for a pillow, which is typical of latex. The upside is it stays where you put it and does not shift around the bed overnight.

What color is it?

White. It is a plain rectangular bed pillow, so it disappears under any pillowcase you already own.

Will my normal pillowcase fit?

A king pillowcase is the right starting point given the 33 inch length. Because the pillow is 7 inches thick, a generously cut case will slip on more easily than a tight one. If a case feels like a struggle, look for a king case with a little extra depth.

Do I need a separate protector?

The organic cotton cover already acts as a washable layer. Many people still add a pillow protector on top for extra protection against spills and dust, especially if the pillow will be used nightly. It is optional, not required.

Is latex good for allergies?

Latex foam is naturally resistant to dust mites and mold, which is why it appeals to many allergy-prone sleepers. That said, anyone with a known latex allergy should avoid latex bedding entirely. If you are unsure, check with your doctor before buying.

What certifications does it carry?

Specific certification details are not confirmed in this product record, so we do not list any. The listing describes the materials as organic. If certification is important to your purchase, contact us before ordering and we will confirm what documentation is available.

Where is it made?

Country of origin is not specified in this record, so we are not going to state one. The brand listed is JUVEA and the manufacturer is Juvea. We would rather leave a field blank than guess at it.

How long does a latex pillow last?

Latex pillows typically outlast fiber and down pillows by a wide margin because the material resists compression. Life span still depends on use, humidity, and whether the pillow is kept out of direct sun. Keeping it covered and dry is the single best thing you can do for it.

Can it be used by children?

The age range is listed as any, but high profile pillows are generally too tall for small children, whose shoulders are narrow. A low profile pillow suits a child's frame far better. For older teens with adult-size shoulders, a high profile pillow can work well.

Is it reversible?

It is a rectangular pillow with a uniform core, so either face works. There is no contoured side or dedicated top and bottom. Just flip it when one side feels warm.

How does it compare to memory foam?

Memory foam softens with body heat and molds slowly to your head, which some people find comforting and others find sinking. Latex responds instantly and pushes back, holding loft more consistently through the night. Latex also tends to breathe better than solid memory foam.

Does it come as a pair?

Unit count is listed as one, so each order is a single pillow. If you want a matching pair for a shared bed, add two to your cart. Buying both at once means they age at the same rate.

How should I store it if I am not using it?

Keep it in a dry, ventilated spot out of sunlight, loosely covered rather than vacuum sealed. Compressing latex for long periods is not ideal. A spare shelf in a linen cupboard is fine.

Does it need to be aired before first use?

Yes, we recommend it. Unpack the pillow and let it sit in open air for a few hours so the natural latex scent can disperse. It makes the first night noticeably more pleasant.

How is it delivered?

It ships packed and compressed or boxed, depending on the carrier, and we send tracking as soon as it leaves the warehouse. Delivery times vary by country and are shown at checkout. Unpack it on arrival rather than leaving it in the box.

Does it make a good gift?

It can, especially for someone who already knows they sleep on their side and has complained about neck stiffness. Pillows are personal, so it helps if you know the recipient's sleeping position. A high loft pillow given to a stomach sleeper will not be a hit.

What if it is not right for me?

Pillow height is personal, and sometimes 7 inches turns out to be more loft than you want. Get in touch with our team within the returns window shown at checkout and we will walk you through the process. Keep the original packaging where you can, as it makes a return simpler for everyone.

How to Choose a High Profile Latex Pillow (Without Waking Up With a Sore Neck)

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The problem with most pillows

Walk into any bedding shop and the pillows all look roughly the same. Soft rectangle, white, stacked in a pile. What is not obvious from the outside is how much of a difference a couple of inches of height makes to your neck.

Here is the thing side sleepers figure out eventually. When you lie on your side, your shoulder props your upper body a few inches off the mattress. The space between your ear and the bed is now a gap, and whatever fills that gap decides the angle of your neck for the next eight hours. Too little and your head tilts down toward the mattress. Too much and it cranks the other way. Either one leaves you stiff in the morning, and most people blame their mattress.

A high profile pillow exists to solve that gap. This one offers 7 inches of loft in a king footprint, with a core of 100% Talalay latex and a removable organic cotton cover. It is not subtle, and it is not for everyone. But for the right sleeper it is the difference between waking up fine and waking up rubbing your neck.

What Talalay latex actually is

Latex pillows come in two main manufacturing styles, Dunlop and Talalay. Both start with liquid latex. The difference is what happens next.

In the Talalay process, the mold is only partly filled, then sealed and vacuumed so the latex expands to fill the space. It is flash frozen, then cured. Because of that expansion and freezing step, the cell structure ends up very even from top to bottom. Dunlop, by contrast, tends to be denser at the base where the material settles.

What that means at bedtime is a pillow that feels consistent wherever your head lands, with a light springy quality. Push into it and it pushes back right away. There is no slow sink, no waiting for the material to warm up and give way. Some people call it buoyant, which is a decent word for it.

The practical payoff is longevity. Latex resists the slow compression that turns a new pillow into a flat disc after eighteen months. It does not clump the way fiber fill does. You will not be shaking it out every morning trying to get the shape back.

Who a 7 inch pillow actually suits

Loft is the single most important thing to get right, and it is personal. A few rough guides.

If you sleep on your side most of the night and you have average to broad shoulders, high loft is probably your lane. The wider your shoulders, the bigger the gap you need to fill. Combine broad shoulders with a firm mattress, where the shoulder does not sink in much, and the gap grows further. That is the clearest case for a 7 inch pillow.

Hybrid sleepers, the people who start on their side and roll partway onto their back, often do well here too. The latex supports the side position and still gives enough that the back position is tolerable.

If you are a dedicated back sleeper, 7 inches is likely too much. Your head will be pushed forward and your chin will tuck toward your chest. A medium profile pillow is the smarter pick. And if you sleep on your stomach, skip high loft entirely. Stomach sleeping needs the thinnest pillow you can tolerate, otherwise your neck is bent back all night.

The honest test is simple. Lie down in your usual position with the pillow in place and have someone look at you from the front. Your nose, chin, and breastbone should line up in roughly the same plane, with your head neither drooping nor propped up. If that line is straight, the loft is right.

The cover and why removable matters

The organic cotton cover is more than a nice touch. Latex cannot be washed. Put it in a machine and you will ruin it. So the only sensible way to keep a latex pillow clean over years of use is to have a layer on top that comes off.

Cotton is a sensible choice for that layer. It breathes, it softens with washing, and it feels pleasant against your cheek. Wash it separately on a gentle cool cycle and dry it low or on the line. If you are the kind of person who likes everything laundered weekly, this is the best washable pillow cover arrangement for a latex core, because you never have to compromise on cleanliness to protect the foam.

Add a pillowcase over the top, obviously. A king case with a bit of depth will slide on more easily than a tightly cut one, given the 7 inch thickness.

Airflow, heat, and realistic expectations

One of the real advantages of latex is that it is not a solid block. The open-cell structure means air can move through the material rather than sitting trapped underneath your head. Paired with a cotton cover, that keeps things from getting stuffy.

Let us be straight about what that does and does not mean. This is a breathable pillow, not a cooling device. If your bedroom runs hot, if you pile on a heavy duvet, or if you sleep under a synthetic sheet, you will still get warm. What latex does is avoid making the problem worse, which is more than you can say for a thick slab of dense foam that holds every bit of heat you put into it.

The first few days

Two things to expect when the box arrives.

First, the smell. New natural latex has a faint rubbery scent. It is normal and it comes from the material itself. Take the pillow out of its packaging as soon as it arrives and leave it in a ventilated room for a few hours, longer if you can. The scent fades substantially.

Second, the feel. If you are coming off a soft down or memory foam pillow, latex will feel different. Firmer, springier, more present. Most people adjust within a few nights as their neck gets used to actually being supported rather than sinking. Give it a week before deciding.

Looking after it

Keep it dry, keep it out of the sun, and keep the cover on. Those three habits cover almost everything.

UV light breaks latex down, so a pillow left on a sunny windowsill or dried outside in strong sun will age faster. Moisture is the other enemy, which is why spot cleaning the core means a damp cloth and proper air drying rather than anything heavier. Do not vacuum seal it for long term storage; latex prefers to be left in its natural shape.

Beyond that, there is not much maintenance. No fluffing, no rotating schedule, no replacing the fill. Wash the cover when you wash your sheets and that is the job done.

The short version

This is a tall, firm-ish, long-lasting pillow aimed squarely at side and hybrid sleepers. Seven inches of Talalay latex in a king size, under an organic cotton cover you can throw in the wash. It weighs about 5 pounds, it holds its shape, and it breathes better than solid foam.

If you sleep on your side, have average to broad shoulders, and have been stacking two pillows to get enough height, this is worth a look. If you sleep on your back or stomach, look at a lower profile instead. Getting the loft right matters more than getting the brand right, and no pillow works for every sleeping position.

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This is a JUVEA high profile Talalay latex pillow in king size, sold with a removable organic cotton cover. The fill is 100% Talalay latex and the firmness is described as medium. Listed dimensions are 33 inches long by 7 inches wide with a 7 inch thickness, and the item weight is 5 pounds (2.27 kg). The cover is machine washable; the latex core is not. The latex has an open-cell structure that supports airflow and is described as breathable. Color is white, shape is rectangular, and the stated use is indoor sleeping for any age range. The manufacturer part number is PIL-JUVEA-OC-HP-K and the UPC is 859726001989. Country of origin and specific certifications are not specified in this record.