Brentwood Home Helena vs Coop Sleep Goods Pillow Review

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Editor’s Note: The Brentwood Home Helena pillow is no longer available. For more options, check out our list of the best pillows. Brentwood Home’s Helena pillow and the Coop Sleep Goods Adjustable Shredded Memory Foam pillow may have more in common than what meets the eye. They’re both adjustable and filled with shredded material and can be great for all types of sleepers. What is it like to rest one’s head on them? Read on for my full Brentwood Home Helena vs Coop Sleep Goods pillow comparison!

Brentwood Home Helena vs Coop Sleep Goods Pillow: Video Review

Top Similarities

  • Traditional-shaped
  • Adjustable shredded fillings
  • Removable and washable covers (only available in current Brentwood Home Helena pillows – not featured in my pillow review)
  • Both may work for side sleepers
  • Come in Standard, Queen and King sizes
  • 30 day trial periods
Brentwood Home Helena vs Coop Home Goods Pillow construction

Key Differences

Brentwood Home Helena

  • 100% organic cotton cover
  • 50/50 Kapok fiber (100% organic and pesticide-free) and natural latex fill
  • Eco-institute Certified free of synthetic materials
  • Removable cover is machine washable (only available in current Brentwood Home Helena pillows – not featured in my pillow review)
  • 25-year limited warranty
Read the full Brentwood Home Helena pillow review, here! Brentwood Home Helena Pillow Review

Coop Sleep Goods

  • The cover is 60% Polyester, 40% Bamboo-Derived Rayon and designed to be breathable
  • Shredded memory foam filling (CertiPUR-US® certified foam)
  • Entire pillow machine washable and dryer friendly
  • 5-year warranty

Coop Sleep Goods Original Pillow

Coop Sleep Goods Original Pillow

The Adjustable Shredded Memory Foam Pillow from Coop Sleep Goods is distinct in more than one way. The memory foam shredded filling is responsive and guarantees the pillow will never go flat, plus sleepers can remove as much filling as they like which makes it great for people who sleep in several positions.

Mattress Clarity Score
4.70 / 5
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Read the full Coop Sleep Goods Adjustable Shredded Memory Foam pillow review, here! Coop Home Goods Adjustable Shredded Memory Foam Pillow Review

Who Might Choose Brentwood Home Helena… 

  • Sleepers who prioritize eco-friendly products. The Helena pillow is filled with 100% natural latex ribbons and sustainable natural kapok fibers, has a 100% organic cotton cover and is Eco-Institute certified free of synthetic materials.
  • Those who like a fluffier pillow. Both pillows offer shredded fillings, but the natural kapok fibers in the Helena pillow are soft and fluffy, which gives the pillow a light, airy and softer feel than the Coop Sleep Goods pillow. This may make it appealing to stomach sleepers.

Who Might Choose Coop Sleep Goods… 

  • Sleepers who want a lot of loft and filling. The Coop Sleep Goods pillow comes overstuffed and feels super full immediately out of the dryer. The shredded foam pieces are fairly large and provide good firmness, so taller or larger people will probably prefer this pillow.

Coop Sleep Goods Original Pillow

Coop Sleep Goods Original Pillow

The Adjustable Shredded Memory Foam Pillow from Coop Sleep Goods is distinct in more than one way. The memory foam shredded filling is responsive and guarantees the pillow will never go flat, plus sleepers can remove as much filling as they like which makes it great for people who sleep in several positions.

Mattress Clarity Score
4.70 / 5
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Who Might Choose Either… 

  • Combination sleepers Both of these pillows are adjustable, which means the individual can add/remove as much of the filling as he or she wants. This makes them both technically a good fit for all sleep types. Be advised, it will take some time to find the right loft for one’s ideal neck/spine alignment.
RELATED: Best Memory Foam Pillows Brentwood Home Helena vs Coop Home Goods Pillow comparison

Overall

There are so many unique and thoughtful features in both these pillows. Brentwood Home’s Helena pillow stands apart with its unique natural latex and Kapok fiber filling. It’s a soft but supportive filling that could work for any type of sleeper. Likewise, Coop Sleep Good’s shredded filling is supportive and the bamboo cover is breathable and super soft. The makers of both pillows offer a 30-day trial period so it could be worth trying them both out to see which is the best fit for an individual’s personal sleep style.

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Katie Golde

Katie Golde

Senior Digital Content Manager/Managing Editor​

About Author

Katie Golde is a Certified Sleep Science Coach and previously served Managing Editor and Head of Sleep Research for Mattress Clarity. She handled the daily operations of the site and you’ll still see her in plenty of reviews, from mattresses to travel pillow and bed pillow reviews – plus the occasional How-To video. In addition, Katie reported, writed, and edited sleep health and sleep industry news for the site.

Since joining the Mattress Clarity team in 2016, she has reviewed hundreds of sleep products, like bed pillows and mattresses and written over 200 sleep-related stories for the site. She probably knows more about bamboo sheets and bed pillows than any one person should.

Katie has been writing about wellness-related topics, including sleep, for the last eight years. The first sleep story she wrote covered the best and worst foods to eat before bed. Her previous work can be found in print and online publications like Discover Magazine, USA Today, Bustle and The Huffington Post.

She has a bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Northwestern University and a master’s degree in Journalism with a focus on Interactive Publishing from Northwestern’s Medill School of Journalism as well. During her graduate studies, Katie focused on health and science reporting and she received the G.D. Crain Award for demonstrating leadership, management, and entrepreneurial excellence during her final innovation project.

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