Macy's.com Calvin Klein Signature Alternative Down Pillow for 9.99 BOGO Free Macy's.com has Calvin Klein Signature Alternative Down pillow for 9.99 (standard/queen) w/ BOGO free plus shipping. Price discount will be deducted when you add to the cart.
I don't know why the red for OP... I think it is quite a Hot deal for Down pillows ANY SIZE for $5 each.. just order over $99 and return the rest to local Macys....
nomdeplume
Member
posted: Oct. 11, 2009 @ 11:37p
It may be a fine pillow, I don't know, but it is not a down pillow. It is an alternative down pillow. Meaning an alternative to down. From it's description at Macy's . com "Featuring a plush synthetic fill for softness, the Calvin Klein Signature Down Alternative Density pillow ..." Synthetic is not down.
Anyone ever gotten one of these and can comment on them? The only other pillow I've used is "The Big One" jumbo pillow that sometimes goes on sale. I'm looking for a little better quality with more support.
killme2 said: Anyone ever gotten one of these and can comment on them? The only other pillow I've used is "The Big One" jumbo pillow that sometimes goes on sale. I'm looking for a little better quality with more support.
Same here... I haven't used anything other than the 'normal' ones... but I figure this would be a good time/price to try some 'upper-end' pillows... =)
Free shipping is available with purchase of Lace junior clothing, I added a blouse for $19.99 then enter code LACE, then I just return the blouse at Macy store (conveniently across my workplace.) A short walk to save six bucks I guess it worth it. Lace Junior
Edit: seem like the pillows are on backorder, I bought them anyway.
killme2 said: Anyone ever gotten one of these and can comment on them? The only other pillow I've used is "The Big One" jumbo pillow that sometimes goes on sale. I'm looking for a little better quality with more support. I'm someone who had problems finding a good, comfortable pillow. I tried everything from the moderately priced synthetic ones to the supposedly best down $200 pillow and none worked for me. About 2-3 years ago I decided to try a latex pillow and will never go back to anything else. It's made from talalay latex and is shaped like a normal bed pillow, not the flat bottom memory-foam types. I got it at Bed Bath & Beyond for something like $25.00. Sears had them on sale BOGO a while back. Amazon carries. them also. You can find lots online by doing a search. I'll attach a pic of the type I have. It's well worth a try.
smileshadow said: killme2 said: Anyone ever gotten one of these and can comment on them? The only other pillow I've used is "The Big One" jumbo pillow that sometimes goes on sale. I'm looking for a little better quality with more support. I'm someone who had problems finding a good, comfortable pillow. I tried everything from the moderately priced synthetic ones to the supposedly best down $200 pillow and none worked for me. About 2-3 years ago I decided to try a latex pillow and will never go back to anything else. It's made from talalay latex and is shaped like a normal bed pillow, not the flat bottom memory-foam types. I got it at Bed Bath & Beyond for something like $25.00. Sears had them on sale BOGO a while back. Amazon carries. them also. You can find lots online by doing a search. I'll attach a pic of the type I have. It's well worth a try.
That's interesting. I've never heard of these before. After looking around a bit I see that they supposedly keep their shape, provide good support, are hypo-allergenic and anti-microbial, dust mite and mildew proof, long lasting, etc. I'm really thinking about getting some. Can you give a little more detail about your personal experience with latex pillows? Sorry to go OT.
fatskillet
Hysterical member
posted: Oct. 12, 2009 @ 11:05a
I wish I saw this earlier, Qn size only "Extra Firm" left...no go.
heavenincorporated said: latex pillows are really hot. great in winter, terrible in summer. Latex being "hot" is a misconception from days gone by and while I hear that about memory foam (i.e., tempurpedic) it is not the case with this talalay latex. I am a person who is always warm and use my latex pillow year round. I like it so much I am even considering getting my next mattress made from it!
fivetalents said: smileshadow said: killme2 said: Anyone ever gotten one of these and can comment on them? The only other pillow I've used is "The Big One" jumbo pillow that sometimes goes on sale. I'm looking for a little better quality with more support. I'm someone who had problems finding a good, comfortable pillow. I tried everything from the moderately priced synthetic ones to the supposedly best down $200 pillow and none worked for me. About 2-3 years ago I decided to try a latex pillow and will never go back to anything else. It's made from talalay latex and is shaped like a normal bed pillow, not the flat bottom memory-foam types. I got it at Bed Bath & Beyond for something like $25.00. Sears had them on sale BOGO a while back. Amazon carries. them also. You can find lots online by doing a search. I'll attach a pic of the type I have. It's well worth a try. That's interesting. I've never heard of these before. After looking around a bit I see that they supposedly keep their shape, provide good support, are hypo-allergenic and anti-microbial, dust mite and mildew proof, long lasting, etc. I'm really thinking about getting some. Can you give a little more detail about your personal experience with latex pillows? Sorry to go OT.
All I can say is that I had problems sleeping, constantly tossing and turning, woke up with neck pain and often back pain. As I said previously, I tried every realm of pillow and had avoided the latex because of the misconception that it would be hot (see previous post). For the record, I'm a side sleeper, a big guy, both tall and broad. One day I read an article about this talalay type latex and figured I tried everything else, spent lots of money doing so, that I'd risk a few more $ fully thinking it would end up in the closet or trash like all the rest. From the first night, I slept well and woke up without any of that pain or discomfort. The pillow is spongy/rubbery soft(best way I can describe it), keeps its shape with no flat spots, no fluffing. More than that I can't say, I'm not a doctor and don't know any science behind it, I can only tell you my personal experience. For me, it was the best 30 bucks I've ever spent. As I stated in the previous post, I like it so much I'm considering getting my next mattress made from it. I hope that helps.
FYI, here is the post when Sear s had these on sale: FW expired post
Here is that particular manufacturer's website explaining more about this latex: Talalay Latex Info
(OP, sorry! I didn't mean to hijack your post, just started out answering a question.)
Roxytrend
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Oct. 12, 2009 @ 4:51p
I get the message, this item is not available. Sold out I guess?
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