
One shape that takes your head, your back and one knee
A pile of ordinary pillows has to be built again every time you turn over. This is a single J shaped piece. The rounded curve at the top takes your head, the long outer rail runs the length of your back, and the shorter inner arm comes round in front so an arm and a knee have somewhere to sit. You put it down once.
- One continuous piece, nothing to stack or line up
- A rounded closed curve at the head end
- A shorter inner arm that sits in front of you

A short dense nap that stays smooth against skin
The cover is crystal velvet. The pile is short and packed close together, so it reads as smooth rather than furry, and a cheek or a forearm resting on it does not catch. It is the same fabric on every colourway, so the feel does not change with the colour you pick.
- Crystal velvet cover with a short dense nap
- Smooth under a cheek, a forearm or a knee
- The same fabric on all four colourways

The cover unzips and comes off
A double zip runs along the pillow. Open it, slide the velvet cover off the inner pillow and the cover goes in the wash on its own. It goes back on the same way. The inner pillow stays dry and stays where it is.
- Double zip running along the length of the pillow
- Velvet cover slides free of the inner pillow
- Wash the cover on its own and refit it

Turn it round and it becomes a back rest
Sit up against the headboard with the closed curve behind your shoulders and the long rail down your back, and the shorter arm comes round the front at about lap height. Forearms go on it while you read. Same pillow, nothing added, it simply faces the other way.
- Closed curve sits behind your shoulders
- Shorter arm comes round the front at lap height
- Nothing to unfold, refold or adjust
Shaped to hold you, not stacked to fill a gap
One J shaped full body pillow, next to an ordinary bed pillow.

Nirole J shaped pillow

An ordinary bed pillow
The same bed, two setups
What the mattress looks like with a pile of ordinary pillows, and what it looks like with one shape.

- Four or five separate pillows stacked behind the back and pushed in at the knees.
- The stack fans apart as you move, leaving a gap wherever two pillows meet.
- Four or five pillowcases to strip on wash day.
- One J shape, laid down once, running behind the back and round under the top knee.
- It holds its own form, so it stays where you put it instead of coming apart.
- One cover to unzip instead of four pillowcases.
One shape.
Put it down once.
Being comfortable in bed is mostly about not having to think about it. One piece that stays where you left it, a cover that comes off, and two sizes so it suits the bed you already have.
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