Alpaca Pillows

Hypoallergenic alpaca pillows are an ideal solution for those who care about healthy sleep and maximum comfort in the bedroom. Alpaca fibre is one of the most exclusive natural fibres in the world and is truly an exceptional filling. Thanks to its thermoregulating properties, alpaca bedding breathes, adapts to your body temperature during sleep, and does not retain moisture. Alpaca fibre absorbs moisture from the body but does not hold it—instead, it releases it into the environment, leaving a feeling of dryness and comfort. Moreover, alpaca pillows are allergy- and asthma-friendly, as alpaca fibre contains no lanolin and is washed using gentle detergents. Choose the alpaca pillow that is perfect for you.

The Best Pillow for Allergy Sufferers – Hypoallergenic Alpaca Pillow

Our alpaca pillows are filled with 100% alpaca fibre, renowned for its unique thermoregulating and hypoallergenic qualities. Additionally, they do not retain moisture but release excess humidity into the environment, leaving you feeling dry and comfortable. You won’t overheat or sweat on an alpaca pillow. Covered with exclusive densely woven cotton and finished with a MyAlpaca patterned or plain white piping, our alpaca pillows also feature slightly extended corners to fit better inside pillowcases. Every pillow is made to order, ensuring the perfect size to match your existing pillow covers—because our customers matter most.

Which Pillow is Best for Allergy Sufferers?

An alpaca pillow is the ideal choice for allergy sufferers. Alpaca fibre is allergy- and asthma-friendly because it contains no lanolin and is washed in gentle detergents. All MyAlpaca alpaca pillows are recommended by the Polish Society of Allergology and carry the “Allergy-Friendly Product” certificate awarded by Hipoalergiczni magazine. Take care of your healthy sleep with an alpaca pillow.

How to Care for Alpaca Pillows?

Caring for your alpaca pillow is simple. Regularly air it outdoors—especially on warm, dry, sunny, or crisp days—to keep it fresh, particularly if you often change pillowcases.
If necessary, opt for gentle dry cleaning at low temperatures, following wool care guidelines.
Machine washing is not recommended, even on a cold wool cycle, as mechanical agitation and spinning can cause the filling fibres to shift, shrink, or felt. For stains, spot-clean gently with cold water and dry the pillow flat or hung to maintain its shape and quality.
To prolong the life and cleanliness of your alpaca pillow, we also offer high-quality cotton pillow protectors.