A cushion includes a pillow portion, an elongate trunk portion and a scarf. The pillow portion has a front side and a rear side and defines a support surface on the front side which is useable for supporting the head of a user of the cushion. The trunk portion extends away from the pillow portion and has a terminal end which is distal to the pillow portion. The scarf is attached to the pillow portion and/or the trunk portion at a first end portion of the scarf and is engageable, in use, with the trunk portion at a portion of the scarf that is spaced from the first end portion.

A pillow specially shaped to support a user sleeping in multiple positions that can allow the user to easily transit from one position to another. Accessories to the pillow may also provide convenience and comfort to the user.

A body support pillow design having a top head pillow with a pillowcase that preferably includes a head pillow insert. The two bottom corners of connect to four total side pillows comprising two side arm pillows and two side leg pillows. Individual corners of the side pillows are attached by connecting joints with each body length side divided into two preferably even, separate parts extending longitudinally that can move with flexibility to be positioned for optimal comfort between the user's arms and legs when laying down in a left or right-side position. The body support pillow may be assembled into a compact, attractive unit for easy storage, display and travel purposes. Thus, a considerably more versatile full body support pillow with a variety of functional uses is provided that can be used to deliver cooler sleeping conditions during warmer weather, and with users who sleep warmer year-round and during pregnancy.

A multifunctional pillow, which is related to the field of medical healthcare, comprising: a cervical curve standard pillow (1), a control board (2), a magnetic therapy massage bar (11), a heating strip (12), an intermediate-frequency electrotherapy bar (13), an ultrasound therapy head (21), a negative ion generator (22), a music player (23), a health and sleep-aiding mask (24), and a microcontroller (25). The magnetic therapy massage bar (11), the heating strip (12), the intermediate-frequency electrotherapy bar (13) are arranged within the cervical curve standard pillow (1). The negative ion generator (22), the music player (23), and the microcontroller (25) are arranged on the control board (2). The multifunctional pillow relies on a cervical curve standard, effectively restores a distended cervical spine, and allows people to fall asleep as quickly as possible, to relax the head, and to restore physical strength in a quality sleep environment.

A bed has a mattress. A first wireless charging array is positioned on a top side of the mattress nearer a head of the mattress. A pillow is configured to be positioned atop the first wireless charging array. The pillow includes a second wireless charging array located on an underside of a pillow. The second wireless charging array is configured to receive energy from the first wireless charging array. A companion device is configured to use the energy. An energy storage device is within the pillow. The energy storage device is configured to store charge received by the first wireless charging array. The energy storage device is configured to supply power to the companion device.

A substrate is provided having a tactile object attached, the substrate constructed of a first material forming a shell. The tactile object may be formed of a second material that is different than the first material, the tactile object formed in the shape of a comfort item. The tactile object further has a first side providing tactile sensory feedback, and a second side configured to be attached to the shell such that the first side of the tactile object extends away from the first rectangular side of the shell. According to the inventive concepts disclosed herein, the substrate is provided to a user in need of comfort and the tactile object provides tactile sensory feedback to the user designed to comfort the user.

An inflatable neck pillow is disclosed comprising a generally C-shaped inflatable pillow that approximates the shape of a human neck, wherein the pillow includes an air valve for inflating and deflating the same and means for securing the pillow within the compartment of a garment with a stowable hood. The pillow preferably has an upper portion and a lower portion, wherein the upper portion is longer than the lower portion, with an indentation or narrower portion between such that the pillow remains securely in place when inserted into the storage compartment of a garment collar.

A generally U-shaped body pillow comprising a pillow pocket in the crown or center section. The pillow pocket in the center section is sized to removably receive a bed pillow of the user's choice. The pillow pocket is formed by a back panel that extends substantially the width of the bed pillow and a front panel that is no more than about half the width of the bed pillow. In this way, the user's head, neck and shoulders rest primarily on the bed pillow.

An adjustable, wrap-around pillow includes a main, padded fabric section that is affixable to a user's head using fasteners. The pillow includes fabric pieces which are removably coupled to the main padded section that allow for the user's eyes and ears to be covered at the user's discretion. This gives the user the option of blocking light and/or sound, or conversely to enjoy audio or visual stimulation, while the pillow is being worn. The pillow includes support and cushioning surrounding the user's head and neck, and is usable is any sleeping or resting position, such as when lying down on a bed, couch, desk, floor, etc. or sitting up in a chair. When not in use, the pillow can be unfastened and folded flat for easy conveyance.

A system includes a piece of fabric having a first end, a second end, two sides, a first surface, and a second surface. The system also includes a pillow configured to be removably coupled to the first surface of the piece of fabric closer to the first end than the second end, the pillow defining a face cradle therein. In some situations, the face cradle of the pillow has an opening that is configured to face towards the second end of the piece of fabric when the pillow is coupled to the piece of fabric and the piece of fabric is unfolded.