Tontine features latex and memory foam pillows to support your spine and give you a better night's sleep. Here's the whole restful story..

Why do I need a new pillow?
The length of time a pillow lasts depends on its contents, but if it's lumpy, shapeless or no longer comfortable it might be time for an upgrade. A sore neck is definitely a sign that something's wrong, and let's not even talk about dust mites.

How do I choose?
Your choice of pillow should be driven by your individual sleeping style, and your build.

Stomach sleeper or small build	Low profile / soft pillow
Back sleeper or medium build	Medium profile / firm pillow
Side sleeper or larger build	Firm or extra firm pillow

Latex or memory foam?
Latex foam is derived from natural latex rubber and has been manufactured by Dunlopillo for over 70 years.  It is considered a luxury pillow material because of its comfort and support as well as its natural anti-bacterial and anti-fungal qualities. It will mould to the shape of your body then bounce back to its normal size. A latex pillow will have a soft or medium feel.

Memory foam is a polyurethane foam (not made from latex), originally developed by NASA for aircraft seating. It is temperature sensitive, which means it will mould to the shape of your body over time. A memory foam pillow will feel dense and firm and will absorb the weight of your head (4 - 5 kg!). It will not 'bounce back' quickly like a latex pillow. Dunlopillo's memory foam pillows are treated to inhibit bacteria, mould, mildew and dust mites and are endorsed by the Australian Physiotherapy Association to promote correct spinal alignment.