The Damask White Down Pillow from DownLite.com is only $24.99. Take this with a grain of salt, but the website says prices regularly range from $40 to $60. With a 260 thread count and 525 fill power, this is a nice deal. Made in the USA because some hotel supply company didn’t want all of the pillows made (hey I’m just telling you what I read). This is outer filled with soft white down which means the inner material is something different (but you probably won’t notice the difference).

What is Fill Power?

I figured you might be wondering this if you don’t have too much experience in buying down bedding products. Fill power is basically the fluffiness of an item like a pillow or comforter. What it boils down to is the higher the fill power, the better insulation the down product will have.

Moving on, I found a surprisingly low price on the Jumbo White Down Pillow at Bed Beth and Beyond. This one does have a low thread count at 233, but the fill power is respectable at 550. The pillow measurements 20″ L x 28″ W. The best part of all is the price for only $19.99.  I can imagine the Jumbo working well with flannel sheets or other thicker covers.  This is the cheapest of all the down pillows on sale I found.

Although the price was a little higher, I recommend you look at the Home Classics Down Surround Firm-Support Pillow at Kohls on sale for $24.99. Regular price was $49.99 so it’s half off and that’s pretty legit because Kohl’s doesn’t have so called “list prices”. This is one of the rare down goose pillows that is able to be machine washed. This is also a firm goose down pillow that will provide a more substantial comfort foundation than the fluffier pillows which largely contour to their environment.

Last, I wanted to mention the White Goose Feather pillows for $28.99 marked down from $39.99. These are even a better deal because they come in sets of 2 for king sized so they’re basically $14.50 apiece. This can be purchased at Beyond-Bedding.com. No direct reviews on this down pillow set though.