Discover how the Cervical Comfort Sizing Guide helps you find your perfect orthopedic pillow fit by measuring your shoulder width. Ensure proper spinal alignment and relieve neck pain with our step-by-step breakdown.
Why Your Pillow Size Does Not Match Your Shirt Size
When it comes to orthopedic neck support, a one-size-fits-all approach simply does not work. People come in all shapes and sizes—and so do supportive pillows. A common mistake is assuming your ideal pillow size matches your standard clothing or shirt size. To achieve true cervical alignment, your pillow must perfectly bridge the gap between the side of your neck and the edge of your shoulder line.
To accommodate diverse body profiles, Cervical Comfort pillows are engineered in three distinct sizes and are available in two classic, bedroom-friendly colors: White and Gray.
The Cervical Comfort Sizing Chart
To find your structural category, you will need to determine the precise distance between your neck and shoulder joint. Use the chart below to find your match:
| Pillow Size | Inches | Centimeters |
|---|---|---|
| PETITE | 4 ¼” – 5 ¼” | 11 – 13 cm |
| AVERAGE | 5 ¼” – 6 ¼” | 13 – 16 cm |
| LARGE | 6 ¼” – 7 ¼” | 16 – 18 cm |
How to Measure Your Shoulder for the Perfect Fit
Getting an accurate measurement takes less than a minute. Grab a standard ruler or measuring tape and follow these three simple steps:
- Perfect Your Posture: Stand up completely straight with your arms resting naturally at your sides. Maintain a neutral posture and look straight ahead.
- Position the Ruler: Hold a rigid ruler completely level, placing the starting edge against the base of your neck.
- Locate the Bony Prominence: Measure directly out to the outermost tip of your shoulder’s bony prominence (anatomically known as the greater tubercle).
Once you have this number, compare it to our sizing chart above to select the ideal dimensions for your next nighttime companion.
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