Down Decorative Pillow Form Inserts

We recommend inserts 2" larger all around than your finished pillow size. For example, if you have an 18x18 pillow cover, you'll want to use a 20x20 insert. This will ensure that your pillow is filled out and looks plump.  Going larger with the insert makes for a more voluminous, high-end look. TL at Home recommends our down and alternative down pillow inserts to fill any decorative pillows in your home.  Each piece in our collection is crafted in the USA using the finest materials and attention to detail.  Our materials are sourced sensitively, in keeping with our commitment to safe practices.  In fact, our pillow inserts will give your pillows an updated look and designer touch. Our collection of down and alternative down pillow inserts are designed to fill out your pillows professionally.   All of our pillow collection products are crafted using the same attention to detail and commitment to quality as the linens themselves.  We are animal lovers and are dedicated to care and welfare.  Our full collection of sham, pillow, and duvet inserts is available.  Our Snow White Down and Duck Feathers are thoroughly cleaned and sterilized.  However, we realize that allergies come in varying degrees of sensitivity.  We recommend that individuals with extreme sensitivities to down and feathers consider our down alternative options.  Alternative down is great choice for those with down allergies or anyone wanting a lighter weight pillow option. We suggest professional laundering for your pillow inserts due to the density of the fill material.  If you choose to home launder, please use the following guidelines:  Machine wash in an oversized machine without a center agitator using warm water and mild detergent on the delicate cycle.  Do not use bleach or fabric softener.  Repeat the rinse cycle an additional 1-2 times to ensure the detergent is completely removed.  Dry using the low heat setting. Dry well beyond the point where the outer fabric feels dry so that the inner down clusters will be fully dry.  This often takes 3-4 cycles.  Do not iron. on.