Jack the Dullard – 1-chamber pillow

Our Jack the Dullard pillow is one of our best-selling pillows. The pillow is available in many heights, so you can find one that is right for you. The range is large, but only one of them is exactly yours Jack the Dullard.

The pillow has 1 layer (chamber) thus has it only one type of fill across the whole pillow. This could be only soft down but is usually a mixture of small feathers and down that provides a bit more support than down.

Made in Denmark

Washing instructions: Image of washing instructions

Description

Filling type:	60% new, white european duck down + 40% small feathers
Fill power:	CUIN 550
Fabric:	100% cotton cambric (Ne40/40)

Product Details

Description

Good and supportive 1-chamber pillow

Series

H.C. Andersen

Variants

Medium

Sizes

Available in different sizes according to country standard

Filling type

60% new, white european duck down + 40% small feathers

Down feather

Duck Down

Fill power

CUIN 550

Down and feathers

Class 1 (best of 3 classes) EN12934

Origin of filling

Europe

Fabric

100% cotton cambric (Ne40/40)

Color / Pattern

White

Construction

1-layer

Piping

Satin, Color: White

OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100

Class I - No harmful substances. Tested and approved for infants

NOMITE

Allergy friendly - Free of house dust mites

Downafresh® GreenLine

100% clean down - Free for avian influenza, keratin and other bacteria

Wash	Can be washed at 60 degrees. Must tumble dried

Produced in

Denmark

The fairytale

Jack the Dullard

A princess had proclaimed that she would marry the man who was best with his words. Two brothers thought they stood a chance as one had memorised the Latin dictionary and three whole years of the daily paper, while the other one was as clever as an alderman and could even embroider suspenders.

The third brother, Jack the Dullard, did not have the same abilities as his brothers, yet he still wanted to ride to the castle – on a goat. On the way, Jack the Dullard found a dead crow, a wooden show and some mud. His brothers laughed at him and rushed ahead.

All suitors were supposed to draw a number, the queue was long and when they were finally admitted to the castle, they only managed to cry out: “It is so unbelievably hot in here!” The princess replied that this was because her father was roasting chickens, and since neither Jack the Dullard’s brothers – nor the wooers before them – had anything to say to this, she sent them away. However, Jack the Dullard was not so tongue-tied. He pulled out the dead crow and asked to have it roasted in a wooden shoe, with some mud sauce on the side. And this is how Jack the Dullard won the princess’ heart.