Three Geese review · Feather & down

Three Geese Goose Feather Pillow, 600 Thread Count review

A medium-firm goose feather pillow with cotton batting where you might expect down, cheap for its class but marked down hard by buyers on feather quality.

Our verdict

Three Geese's 600 thread count pair lands at 6.3 out of 10, 32nd of 53. Value scores 9.4 and buyer satisfaction a respectable 7. A 3.8 on complaints, its lowest part, pulls the total below the middle of our list. The feathers themselves draw most of that fire.

Suits

  • Readers who want a feather pillow for about $20, not $35 and up
  • Sleepers who like a lower, medium-firm surface
  • Buyers filling a bed with four or six matching pillows

Think twice if

  • Anyone expecting down: the outer chambers hold cotton batting
  • Light sleepers bothered by feathers that make themselves felt
  • Shoppers who need a return policy in writing

Buyer ratings

What 13,607 buyers say

Buyers give the Goose Feather Pillow, 600 Thread Count 4.3 out of 5 from 13,607 ratings. Adjusted for pool size, the Goose Feather Pillow, 600 Thread Count averages 4.30, with 10% of its ratings at one or two stars.

  • 5 star65%
  • 4 star15%
  • 3 star10%
  • 2 star4%
  • 1 star6%

Topics buyers raise most

  • Quality1,239 mentions: 79% positive, 21% negative
  • Softness777 mentions: 56% positive, 44% negative
  • Value for money434 mentions: 69% positive, 31% negative
  • Neck pain252 mentions: 64% positive, 36% negative
  • Feather quality231 mentions: 27% positive, 73% negative
  • Support205 mentions: 72% positive, 28% negative
  • Flatness203 mentions: 30% positive, 70% negative
  • Fluffiness116 mentions: 79% positive, 21% negative

Across 13,607 ratings, 80% are four or five stars, Another 10% stop at three stars, the same share that one and two stars hold together.

Feather quality is the clearest warning: 231 buyers raise it and 73% are negative. Flatness runs 70% negative over 203 mentions, and softness splits 56 to 44 across 777. On the other side, support is 72% positive over 205 mentions. Neck pain comes up 252 times, 64% of it positive in tone, though that is what buyers report and not a promise. If pain persists, see a clinician.

Fill and feel

An 89% feather core with cotton batting on both sides

Three Geese builds the pillow in three chambers: an inner one with goose feathers, 89% of the fill, and two outer ones with cotton batting, 11%. There is no down in the stated fill, despite the feather and down class we file it under. The maker calls the result medium firm and says it suits people who do not want to be propped up too high.

The cotton shell carries a 600 thread count. OEKO-TEX certificate SHHO 040260 is valid but held by a Hangzhou down factory, Zhejiang Shengli Down Products, and neither RDS nor DOWNPASS confirmed the brand.

Size and loft

Three inches of stated thickness on a 20 by 28 inch body

The queen and standard share a 20 by 28 inch body, with a gusseted version and a king also listed. Stated thickness is just 3 inches, and the flatness count agrees. Side sleepers with wide shoulders will likely find that short of what they need.

Expect to wait after unboxing. The pillows ship vacuum packed, and the maker asks you to pat, fluff and air them for several hours before they reach full loft.

Care

Washable by the features list, unclear by the label

Three Geese never states a care method, which holds care to 5. The details table says tumble dry and the features list says washable. Read the sewn-in label before washing a feather pillow on that basis.

Value

Ten dollars under the feather median

At $24.99 a pillow in pairs, fours or sixes, you pay about $10 less than the $34.99 feather and down median. A standard pair costs $45.98 ($22.99 each), and kings run $34.99 each. Spend $44.99 a pillow and the brand's own Adjustable Layer pillow climbs to 7.9, while the Puredown Goose Feather & Down Pillow, Cotton Cover reaches 6.5 at about the same $20.

Nothing is published on returns or warranty, so keep the vacuum bag until you are sure.

Sizes and prices

Sizes, packs and prices

OptionSizePillowsPricePer pillowBuy
Standard (Pack of 2)Standard2$45.98$22.99
Queen/Standard(Pack of 4)Standard/Queen4$99.96$24.99
Queen/Standard(Pack of 2)Standard/Queen2$49.98$24.99
Queen/Standard(Pack of 6)Standard/Queen6$149.94$24.99
20X28"(Pack of 2 ) / Gussted WhiteStandard/Queen2$52.98$26.49
Queen (Pack of 2)Queen2$52.98$26.49
Queen/Standard(Pack of 1)Standard/Queen1$29.98$29.98
King (Pack of 4)King4$139.96$34.99
King (Pack of 2)King2$69.98$34.99

The score

How the 6.3 adds up

Six parts, the same weights for every pillow on this site. The full method, with the formula for each part, is on our scoring page.

PartWeightScoreFrom
Buyer satisfaction35%7.04.3 stars from 13,607 ratings, adjusted 4.30; 10% one or two stars
Complaint profile20%3.836.2% of fault-type topic mentions are negative
Fit range15%6.0fixed fill, 4 sizes
Materials & proof10%8.0Maker states OEKO-TEX
Care & cover10%5.0Not stated by the maker
Value10%9.4$24.99 per pillow against a $34.99 median for feather & down

Alternatives

Other feather & down pillows

Same brand

More from Three Geese

The Goose Feather Pillow, 600 Thread Count is one of 6 Three Geese pillows we score. Who makes the Goose Feather Pillow, 600 Thread Count, and what the trial and warranty say, is on the Three Geese brand page.

Questions

Questions about the Three Geese Goose Feather Pillow, 600 Thread Count

Does the Three Geese 600 thread count pillow contain down?

Not according to its fill field: goose feathers make up 89% and cotton batting the other 11%.

How thick is the Three Geese feather pillow when you first open it?

Three inches, per the details table. The maker asks you to fluff and air it for several hours after it comes out of the vacuum pack.