Coop Home Goods Pillow Canada Review

See How Coop Home Goods Stacks Up Against Silk & Snow

We’ve provided an in-depth review of Coop Home Goods and taken the opportunity to compare it against Silk & Snow, one of the leading bedding brands in Canada. If you’d like to jump right to the review, click here.

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Free shipping

100% Canadian-owned and operated, we happily offer free shipping to serve our customers in both Canada and the US. Coop offers free shipping within the US, except Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and other U.S. Territories. Coop does not ship to Canada.

Exceptional Quality

At Silk & Snow, we’ve built an exceptional reputation based on quality materials, manufacturing, and finished products. Expertly designed using healthy, non-toxic materials, our pillow covers are made of OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certified cotton. Coop pillow covers are made of polyester and bamboo.

Silk & Snow vs. Coop Home Goods

		Coop Home Goods Coop Home Goods
Price	CAD $80-$95	“CAD $75.96-$113.95” (Charged in USD $59.99-$89.99)
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 and CertiPUR-US® Certified Materials
Memory Foam Source	Brand new, unrecycled foam	Brand new, unrecycled foam
Customizable Fill-Level
Ready to use immediately		Let pillow sit for 24 hours or machine dry on low heat for 10-15 minutes before use
Best Sleeping Position	Back, side, stomach	Back and side for The Original Coop Pillow
Risk-Free Trial	100 Nights Free shipping & returns	100 Nights Free shipping & returns
Extra Comfort Layer	Comfort layer of microfiber fill between outer case and inner pillow	No additional layer between outer case and inner liner

Silk & Snow vs Coop Pillow Comfort

The Coop Original Pillow features an adjustable memory foam core encased by a polyester/viscose rayon cover. In comparison, the Silk & Snow pillow features a 100% cotton outer comfort layer filled with down-like microfibre for added comfort and breathability to allow airflow between the sleeper and the memory foam. Jump ahead to the A Breakdown of Coop Home Goods section to learn more.

Thoughtfully designed with adjustable comfort

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Coop Home Goods Review

If you’d like to dive deeper into the details, we have provided an in-depth analysis of the Coop pillows.

Jump to any section by clicking the links below:

Coop Home Goods Overview
A Breakdown of Coop Home Goods
The Original Coop Pillow
The Eden Coop Pillow
Coop Pillow Maintenance
Where Can I Buy a Coop Pillow?
Coop Pillow Canada Promo Code

Coop Home Goods Overview

Coop was founded in California by Kevin Chon after he realized his pillow was the source of his chronic upper back and neck pain. He believes the best way to improve people’s day is through good sleep.

Drawing on his experience in the textile industry, Chon teamed up with his sister Jin to launch the first Coop pillow in 2013. Since then, Coop has expanded with a collection of sleep products.

A Breakdown of Coop Home Goods

Coop offers two main lines of pillows: The Original Coop Pillow and The Eden Coop Pillow.

The Original Coop Pillow

Made with medium-firm fill
Available in Queen and King sizes
Adjustable loft

The Eden Coop Pillow

Made with cool-to-the-touch fill
Available in Queen and King sizes
Adjustable loft

Coop Pillow Maintenance

Before the first use, let Coop pillows sit for 24 hours to help them fully expand because they arrive tightly compressed. Or speed up the process by machine drying the pillows on low heat for 10-15 minutes to revitalize their loftiness. Coop says it can take up to two weeks to get used to their pillows.

Coop recommends fluffing the pillows by hand daily and placing them into the dryer on low heat for 15-30 minutes once a month to help the pillows maintain their shape.

Coop pillows can be fully machine washed and dried — once a year. Coop recommends removing the fill from the pillows and placing the fill in a mesh laundry bag, so it takes less time to dry.

Where Can I Buy a Coop Pillow?

Coop pillows are available online through the Coop Home Goods website, which only ships within the US, as well as several big-box retailers like Walmart, Target, Amazon and Wayfair.