Sleep Innovations Pillows — All Models Compared

Classic Memory Foam Pillow

The original solid memory-foam pillow — steady head and neck alignment for every position.

$96.98

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Contour Memory Foam Pillow

A wave-shaped profile that cradles the neck — made for side and back sleepers.

From $48.79 ★★★★☆ (6,625)

2 sizes: Queen · Standard

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Cooling Gel Ventilated Pillow

A ventilated gel-foam core under a breathable cover — soft support that stays cool.

$41.99 ★★★★☆ (352)

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Forever Cool Pillow, Green Tea Cover

Gel-infused foam that pulls heat away, now under a green-tea cool-touch cover — the pick for warm sleepers.

From $50.53 ★★☆☆☆ (3)

2 sizes: Queen · Standard

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Luxe Comfort Gel & Mini Cushion Pillow

A gel memory foam pillow that ships with a mini cushion — two lofts to stack or use apart.

From $59.99 ★★★☆☆ (4)

2 sizes: King · Standard

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Good to know

What is the difference between the Marley, Shiloh and Arlo mattresses?

Marley is the medium-firm one, in 10" and 12" builds with cooling gel foam — the balanced choice for back and combination sleepers. Shiloh comes in 12" and 14" versions with a softer medium feel and deeper pressure relief, which side sleepers tend to prefer. Arlo is the firm one: support foam under a cool-touch cover, aimed at stomach and heavier back sleepers.

Should I buy a new mattress or just a topper?

If the mattress is structurally fine but feels too firm, too warm or slightly worn, a 2–4 inch topper is the cheaper fix. If it sags, creaks or is past 8–10 years old, a topper only masks the problem — go for a mattress.

Which topper thickness do I need?

2 inches adds gentle contouring, 3 inches noticeably changes the feel of a firm bed, and the 4-inch dual-layer models add a full pillow-top experience. Heavier sleepers generally get more benefit from 3–4 inches.