conjugate fiberfill
If your pillows go flat after a few weeks, it may be time to switch to conjugate fiberfill. This springy polyester stuffing is made from fibers with a built-in spiral crimp, so it bounces back after squeezing and keeps your projects plump, soft and evenly filled.
What Makes Conjugate Fiberfill Different
Conjugated polyester fiberfill is typically formed by combining two polymers in a single fiber. As the fiber cools, the two sides shrink at different rates, creating a permanent coil. Many versions are also hollow, which adds loft without adding weight, and some are siliconized for a silky, slippery hand that resists clumping.
Popular Uses
- Pillows and cushions that hold their shape
- Plush toys and soft sculptures
- Pet beds and floor cushions
- Quilted crafts and decorative accents
What to Look For
Consider the feel you want: siliconized fiberfill gives a luxurious, down-like drape, while non-siliconized stuffing packs a little firmer. Check whether the filling is washable, how much loft you need, and how much volume your project calls for. Fluff the fibers by hand before stuffing for the smoothest results.
Ready to give your next project lasting bounce? Browse our conjugate fiberfill selection below and find the right stuffing for your pillows, toys and cushions.
