Frequently Asked Questions
The pillow is made of a blend consisting of thirty-eight percent viscose, thirty-six percent polyacrylic, twenty-five percent poly, and one percent linen. This combination provides a soft and luxurious feel.
The pillow measures sixteen inches by sixteen inches. This square shape makes it ideal for various decorative uses.
Yes, this pillow is handmade in the United States. The craftsmanship ensures high quality and attention to detail.
You can use this pillow for decorative purposes on sofas, chairs, or beds. It enhances your home decor with its luxurious design and vibrant color.
No, this pillow is designed for indoor use only. It is recommended to keep it away from moisture and direct sunlight to maintain its quality.
Yes, it is recommended to dry clean this pillow. This method helps preserve the fabric and overall appearance of the pillow.
To keep the pillow in good condition, dry clean it as needed and avoid exposure to moisture. Regular fluffing can also help maintain its shape.
Yes, the pillow includes a hypoallergenic down alternative polyfill insert. This makes it suitable for individuals with allergies.
The pillow features a chevron pattern. This adds a stylish touch to your home decor.
This pillow stands out due to its luxury materials and handmade quality. It offers a unique blend of style and comfort not found in many mass-produced options.
Yes, the pillow is safe for children as it is made with hypoallergenic materials. However, adult supervision is recommended to prevent any misuse.
If the pillow arrives damaged, contact customer support for assistance. Most manufacturers have a return policy for damaged items.
The pillow weighs approximately three pounds. This weight provides a sturdy yet comfortable feel when placed on furniture.
Currently, this pillow is available in red. Additional color options may be released, so it's best to check with the retailer for updates.
The pillow meets flammability standards Cal 117-2013 and NFPA 260. This ensures safety in your living space.
