Pillowcase Glossary of Terms

A protective cover for a pillow, designed to fit over the pillow insert. It helps keep the pillow clean and can enhance the room's decor.

Decorative covers for throw pillows, often used to add style to sofas or beds without replacing the pillow insert.

A pillow cover made from silk fabric, known for its smooth texture that reduces friction and helps prevent hair breakage and wrinkles.

A pillow cover made from cotton, offering breathability and comfort, ideal for all seasons and sensitive skin.

Stylish covers for decorative pillows, available in various patterns and fabrics to match home decor themes.

Seasonal pillow covers featuring holiday-themed designs like snowflakes or Santa, perfect for festive decor.

Weather-resistant covers for outdoor pillows, designed to withstand sun, rain, and other elements.

Pillow covers with cooling properties, often made from bamboo or moisture-wicking fabrics, to provide relief during hot nights.

Pillow covers made from bamboo fabric, known for being soft, breathable, and eco-friendly.

Pillow covers made from satin fabric, offering a smooth surface that reduces friction and helps prevent hair damage.

Pillow covers made from faux fur, adding a luxurious and cozy touch to home decor.

Pillow covers made from cowhide, providing a unique and rugged aesthetic for modern interiors.

Pillow covers made from velvet fabric, offering a plush and elegant look for decorative pillows.

A general term for a cover that fits over a pillow, often used interchangeably with 'pillowcase' but sometimes referring to larger covers.

Lightweight, durable covers for camping pillows, designed to be portable and resistant to the elements.

Materials not listed here, such as cotton, silk, or bamboo, commonly used in pillowcases for comfort and durability.

Synthetic material sometimes used in outdoor pillow covers for water resistance, though less common for indoor use.

A durable synthetic fabric used in some outdoor pillow covers for its strength and resistance to wear.

The number of threads woven into one square inch of fabric, indicating quality and softness; higher counts often mean a smoother, more durable pillowcase.

A property of materials that minimizes allergic reactions, ideal for those with sensitive skin or allergies to dust mites and other irritants.