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Synthetic Cushion Pad - Small Square
Could this be the best synthetic cushion pad in the world? We think so. Made just for us in our factory in Scotland, this pad measures 50 x 50cm, has a 233 thread count cotton case and is freshly-filled with Dacron® Comforel® ECO fibres. This is a siliconized ball fibre fill that we have chosen because it’s as close as possible to the soft plumpness that you get from a feather filled cushion pad. Made from recycled fibres too so you’re doing your bit for the planet. Non-allergenic and odourless – this filling is a great choice for all, even those with allergies. 100% re-fluffable, this cushion pad recovers quickly to its original form with a quick plump. Fully machine washable, tumble dried and back on the sofa/ bed/ floor sooner than you can say ’Oops, I spilt my hot chocolate’. The case fabric, threads and filling are made in an OEKO-TEX® certified factory, another reason to sleep well and have 3.2 more cushions on your bed than you think you need.
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Could this be the best synthetic cushion pad in the world? We think so. Made just for us in our factory in Scotland, this pad measures 50 x 50cm, has a 233 thread count cotton case and is freshly-filled with Dacron® Comforel® ECO fibres. This is a siliconized ball fibre fill that we have chosen because it’s as close as possible to the soft plumpness that you get from a feather filled cushion pad. Made from recycled fibres too so you’re doing your bit for the planet. Non-allergenic and odourless – this filling is a great choice for all, even those with allergies. 100% re-fluffable, this cushion pad recovers quickly to its original form with a quick plump. Fully machine washable, tumble dried and back on the sofa/ bed/ floor sooner than you can say ’Oops, I spilt my hot chocolate’. The case fabric, threads and filling are made in an OEKO-TEX® certified factory, another reason to sleep well and have 3.2 more cushions on your bed than you think you need.
