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7 neck pillows you won’t mind being seen in public with
Even Maison Margiela makes one.
by Clark Williams | 03.04.2018
A long flight can get you singing an alt-version of Khia’s “My Neck, My Back”—and not because you just had a mile-high experience.
That’s because there’s really, truly no comfortable way to sleep. And unless you’ve found yourself with a seat in business class or above, the best option is to properly equip yourself with a neck pillow that will at least minimize the usual head bobbing that accompanies mid-air zzz’s.
No, it won’t magically send you into Dreamville during your red eye—but anything that will get you feeling a little less like a human trash heap and a little more like your normal self when you finally do deplane is worth the investment.
Here are 7 neck pillows that work—and actually look good.
Ostrich Go Travel Pillow, $60
You know that insane "ostrich pillow" you pull over your head? Same brand, only you'd actually want to be seen in public wearing this one.
Find it: Target
Lauren Manoogian Neck Pillow, $220
Because an alpaca-merino wool blend is the pillow equivalent of counting sheep.
Find it: The Dreslyn
Huzi Infinity Travel Pillow, $40
The next best thing to curling up in your comforter.
Find it: Amazon.com
Maison Margiela Quilted Travel Pillow, $690
TFW your neck pillow costs more than your plane ticket.
Find it: Totokaelo
Trtl Pillow, $30
Folded up it's no larger than a book, wrapped around your neck it looks like a scarf. But hidden underneath are supports to keep you from doing the dreaded head bob.
Find it: Amazon.com
Sofia Cashmere Cable Neck Pillow, $95
The Charlotte York of neck pillows (which isn't a bad thing).
Find it: Olivela
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