It lends a squishier and more snuggly feel. The Eden, in contrast, is filled with a viscoelastic foam and polyester that’s softer and more appropriate for stomach sleeping. The Coop Eden pillow is designed with a softer fill, making it ideal for stomach sleepers. For that reason, I think it’s better suited to back and side sleeping-both positions that require more support. Even with what little fill was left, I still noticed its firmer sensation when I slept on my stomach. The pillow can also work for stomach sleeping, but for me, that’s not where it shines: It practically hemorrhaged fill before I got flat enough for me to sleep on. Our back sleeper, who prefers firm pillows, also found it comfortable and supportive. But even so, the pillow offered ample support because of its inherent firmness. I prefer a slightly softer pillow overall, so I removed a fair amount of the shredded-foam fill. In my nights with the pillow for side sleeping, I noticed the foam’s firmness-it’s extremely supportive and offers just enough give to cushion your head, neck, and shoulder as you snooze. It comes densely filled and includes an additional half-pound of stuffing you can add, so there’s plenty to work with to customize the pillow to fill the space between a side sleeper’s ear and the bed. Coop recommends this model for people who sleep on their side or back, and/or those who like a firm pillow. It contains a blend of memory foam fill and microfiber fill, which the company claims provides a firm sensation, support, and cushion. It retails for $59.99, which is comparable to (if not cheaper than) other high-quality pillows. The Original Pillow is Coop Home Goods’ most popular product. We don't think you can go wrong with either model.
The Coop Home Goods pillows are comfortable and supportive. The pillows arrived at our door rolled up and compressed into a small box that included an explanation of fill levels and recommendations based on sleep position.
The quiz directed us to test the Original for the preferences of our side sleeper and back sleeper, and the Eden for our stomach sleeper. To help you determine which model might suit you best, the company offers a short pillow quiz. They are also both machine-washable, a boon for hygiene and especially for allergy sufferers (though with some caveats, which we’ll get into). Both pillows have adjustable shredded-foam fill, but the type in each pillow is different and lends contrasting sensations as you sleep. Unzip that and you’ll find another (less aesthetically appealing) zippered fabric bag that contains the pillows' fill. The outermost is a tactile, smooth, and super-soft outer cover-the patterns and appearance differ slightly, but the fabric is the company’s same tightly woven polyester-rayon blend fabric. Both pillows have two fabric encasements. The Original and Eden share some qualities, but differ in others. Since then, the company released another pillow, the also-adjustable, foam-filled Eden, in addition to other bedding like sheets, protective covers, and even a handful of silk products. That’s how the Coop Original, a shredded-foam fill pillow-which is adjustable, meaning you can remove or add fill to suit your loft and softness preferences-came to be. The founders’ goal was to create and develop a pillow that caters to everyone’s individual needs, while also providing comfort and support for most people, regardless of their preferred sleep position. Coop Home Goods set out to create a pillow that was comfortable and versatile.Ĭoop Home Goods is an online-only company that rolled out its first pillow in 2013.
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