
Size Chart
Which mattress size is right for you?
Choosing the right mattress size depends on your bedroom, sleeping habits, and whether you share your bed with someone else.
A 90 × 200 cm mattress is a practical choice for one person and works especially well in smaller bedrooms, guest rooms, or children’s and teenagers’ rooms.

For single sleepers who prefer more space, 120 × 200 cm or 140 × 200 cm offers extra room to stretch out. A 140 × 200 cm mattress can also work for couples where bedroom space is limited.

For couples, 160 × 200 cm is a comfortable and popular choice, giving both sleepers enough personal space without taking up too much of the room.
If you have a larger bedroom or simply enjoy more space at night, 180 × 200 cm provides a more spacious sleeping surface and is ideal for couples who value extra room.

For taller sleepers, choosing a mattress with a 210 cm or 220 cm length, where available, can provide additional comfort.
Which pillow size is right for you?
Pillow sizes vary across Europe, so the best option often depends on your country, bed size, and personal sleeping preferences.
In Germany, 40 × 80 cm and 80 × 80 cm are common choices, while 50 × 70 cm and 65 × 65 cm are widely used in France.

Smaller rectangular pillows are ideal for targeted head and neck support, while larger square pillows can create a fuller, more relaxed look on the bed. For wider beds, combining two or more pillows can also help create a balanced and comfortable sleeping setup.
From box to bed, made easy.
The only effort?
Opening the box.
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Compressed, rolled, boxed
Your mattress arrives vacuum-packed and neatly rolled into a compact box — easier to carry, move, and bring into your room.
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Made to fit through
Narrow hallway, small elevator, tight staircase? The compact box goes where a full-size mattress usually can’t.
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Unroll. Let it settle.
Take it out of the box, unroll it on your bed base, and let it expand naturally. Give it a little time to regain its full shape — then it’s ready for your first night.
FAQS
What makes the CHICASA Ergonomic Memory Foam Pillow different from a regular pillow?
Unlike traditional pillows with a flat sleeping surface, the CHICASA pillow features a contoured 5-zone ergonomic design that supports different areas of your head, neck and shoulders. Its 55D high-density memory foam adapts gradually to your shape while maintaining stable support.
What are the five support zones designed for?
The five zones are designed to provide targeted comfort for the head, neck, shoulders and different sleeping positions. Together, they help create a more balanced and supportive sleeping surface instead of relying on one uniform foam area.
Is this pillow suitable for side sleepers?
Yes. The contoured shape and dual-height design allow side sleepers to choose the height that feels most natural for their body and sleeping position. Comfort preferences vary, so we recommend trying both sides to find your preferred setup.
Can back sleepers use this pillow?
Yes. The raised neck-support area and central head zone are designed to comfortably support the natural shape of your head and neck while you sleep on your back.
Can stomach sleepers use it?
The lower side may feel more comfortable for stomach sleepers who prefer less elevation. Because pillow-height preference depends on body shape and sleeping habits, we recommend testing both sides.
What does 55D memory foam mean?
55D refers to the density of the memory foam. The high-density construction is designed to provide a supportive, slow-response feel while helping the pillow maintain its shape during everyday use.
Is the pillow soft or firm?
It has a supportive medium-to-firm memory foam feel rather than the soft, fluffy feel of a traditional fiber pillow. The foam gently conforms to your head and neck while providing stable support underneath.
Does the pillow have two different heights?
Yes. The ergonomic profile has a dual-height design, so you can rotate the pillow and choose the side that feels more comfortable for your preferred sleeping position.
Will the memory foam feel hot during the night?
The pillow is designed with breathable fabric and airflow channels to encourage ventilation around the sleeping surface. Like all memory foam products, temperature feel can vary depending on your room temperature, bedding and personal preference.
How long does it take to get used to an ergonomic pillow?
If you are switching from a traditional pillow, the contoured shape may feel different at first. Give yourself a few nights to try the different heights and sleeping positions before deciding which setup feels best.
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