Set of 4 Pillow Protectors with Zipper Standard Size - 100% Resistant to Stains, Dust & Dirt - Washable Covers for Increased Pillow Lifespan Standard 4

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  LAJF

  3 de agosto de 2026

  Fabric is good weight - tight weave.

  So far these fit well and seem well made, no shrinkage when laundered. Only complaint is one if the zippers is a little hard to open & close.

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  jb

  5 de junio de 2026

  Wash up nice

  Very nice quality, and low price. I just ordered a third set for extras when laundry day is happening.They didn't wrinkle all up after washing.

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  Old Alice

  17 de marzo de 2019

  Comparison between the 4 pack Anti-Allergy and 4 pack Regular

  I had a really hard time deciding between the Anti-Allergy and the much less expensive 'standard' 4 pack, so I ordered both, since I have lots of pillows anyway.My biggest gripe is not allergy as much as trying to stuff oversized pillows into several pillowcases to protect them. I bought new multi-chambered down/feather pillows (down outside, chambered feathers inside). These require dry cleaning and cannot be washed. That means you HAVE to make sure they stay clean as long as possible.With a smaller pillow, you can fit several pillow cases over the pillow, but it's much easier with a zipper if you have an overstuffed pillow, so that sent me looking for pillow protectors. I bought Queen for both packs, again because my pillows are overstuffed, and the ones that aren't I can just tuck the ends over.Both versions of these are an excellent value. I have not washed them yet, so can't speak for how they wash, but there's plenty of reviews here who do. I'm just comparing the difference between the 2 versions, because that was the biggest decision, and since I didn't know the difference, I bought both versions. I'll use the more expensive ones for feather/down pillows.The 'standard' striped 4 pack were $12.99, the Anti-allergy were $24.99. That's almost double the price for the same number of cases, so I expected a huge difference. There ARE differences. And if you need them for feather/down/dry clean only pillows, it's worth it because they are thicker fabric and better/larger zippers. They are also sateen weave. This helps a LOT with overstuffed pillows, which need a slicker surface to slide a case into.The standard are thinner fabric. You can hold them up to the light and see through them. That doesn't mean they are not protecting your pillows, the weave is very tight. The striping look like damask, but because they aren't the long fibered cotton like pima or Supima, they will likely come out of the wash rougher after you wash. But 4 for $12.99 means they cost $3.25 each! Holy moly, you can't buy the fabric to make them yourself for that!Zipper on the standard are the smallest cheapest zippers. They are almost exactly like the plastic bag container zippers for expensive sheets or comforter sets. They are not durable, strong or well made, and very small. For $3.25 each, they are still a great deal, and these are PROTECTORS, not pillow cases, you are not supposed to be using them as pillow cases you wash every week. They are supposed to be washed like every few months, with a case or 2 pillow cases over them that gets washed more often. With frequent washing, I wouldn't be surprised that the cheap zippers fall off, tear, or simply break. If you are not removing them all the time, they will probably last years. These are an INCREDIBLE value for protectors.The Anti-allergy double the price ones are nice. Really surprisingly nice. The fabric is nicer than most 100% cotton normal store pillow cases, with a tighter weave, which makes me wonder if this is actually a cotton/microfiber blend, not 100% cotton. The texture seems a bit fuzzy, but it's a solid sateen weave, so pillows slip in them fine. At $24.99, they are $6.25 each. That's about the price of regular pillowcases, and these are nicer than most. The zippers on the Anti-allergy are almost 2x bigger and higher quality than the 'standard' above. The weave is very tight, and you could easily use them as a pillowcase alone. They are really great for protecting your down and/or feather pillows tho, with 1 or 2 regular pillowcases over them because washing even the non-dry cleaning ones are so incredibly time-consuming, and the price make them a great deal.Would definitely buy either type again at these prices, they are well worth it!Ver másVer menos

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  jane petruska

  3 de enero de 2023

  Revised title is now correct--a cotton blend and it's decent quality getting 4 cases at this price

  So many pillow cases choices on the market, it's hard to know what to get. I didn't want to pay a lot of money, but enough to get decent quality. I took a chance on this one, by Niagara. For $13 getting 4 pillow cases is $3.25 per case, and this is an excellent price. The fabric quality is decent. Not luxurious, but it seems well made, no irregularities, and it has a nice damask striping pattern. The zippers are metal with plastic teeth and are well sewn into the fabric. They work well in BOTH directions. This is good, because it's a reasonably good idea to take out your pillow cases and wash once every month or two.These pillow cases aren't 100% waterproof, only water resistant, BUT they seem to be reasonably good in this area. It's enough to keep sweat and drool from penetrating and soiling your pillow, but probably not enough if you spill a full glass of water on it.Ver másVer menos

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  Poepio

  26 de mayo de 2026

  Made to last!

  Well made, soft, machine wash. Good fit.

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  Beth R.

  18 de julio de 2026

  Good Quality

  They were crisp, sharp white, and the zippers worked perfectly.