Luvable Friends Infant Pillow Case, Ecru

I am generally pleased with this purchase. I purchased these pillowcases, along with a toddler pillow, for my 2 year old granddaughter who was just starting to sleep in her toddler bed. The pillowcases are made of soft knit material, much like t-shirt material, and the light pink color ordered is very nice. I am fairly pleased with the pillowcases, especially for the price. One big problem is there was noticeable shrinkage after being washed and dried--leaving the pillowcase too short to completely cover the toddler pillow that was ordered with it. One end of the toddler pillow is exposed an inch or two. Not a huge problem, but a little disappointing. That said, I am planning to purchase a couple more of these same pillowcases, just because of softness and price. Manufacturer would be wise, though, to add another inch or more material to the length.

I bought this for my Brookstone travel pillow ( BioSense Travel Pillow ) (which is 13x18, so the pillowcase fits perfectly). I have been finding that the regular standard size baby/travel pillow is smaller than this dimension, so it took me a while of browsing to find this one. The pillowcase on my travel pillow is fluffy and I do not want to wash it too much, in case the fluff gets matted or clumpy. Traveling, however, my pillow gets contaminated with airplane germs and all sorts of other nasty things between the west and the east coast. This case is super soft, I have actually yet to travel with it and I am sleeping on it at home because it is so cozy. I will come back and update after seeing how it does after a dozen or more times through the washer and dryer. The fabric is very thin and seems like it could be delicate, but that seems typical for this type of product. Also, for the price I paid ($2.99) I actually was surprised it felt nice and fleecy-soft. not a cheap, crunchy type texture. Stay tuned for more info!

There isn't much out there in terms of selection when you're trying to buy a pillowcase for a small, toddler-sized pillow.This pillowcase is soft and fits my toddler's 13 x 18 pillow perfectly. However, the quality is sorely lacking. The first one I purchased came with a hole. Thankfully, Amazon has a great return return policy so I was able to exchange it. The second one is okay so far. I washed it and my toddler has been using it for a week now. I don't see any holes or anything yet. It does feel cheap and thin (though soft) so I doubt it'll hold up for very long.I wish it folded over on the open end so that the pillow would remain enclosed better.

It's soft jersey knit, thin, light and mostly fits the pillow. Even before washing it was small and does not fit the full pillow but it was the cheapest toddler pillowcase I could find. I bought 2 and do not regret the decision one bit. I've washed them a handful of times and they have held up. I didn't want to pay a lot for a pillowcase my kiddo wouldn't use forever. I'm happy but I'm also not a really picky person. 21 month old has no complaints.

We bought a travel size pillow for my toddler since a full standard pillow was just too big and fluffy for his little head and I've been looking for pillowcases to fit it ever since. I made one from extra fabric I had but really didn't want to put much effort into making more so I searched Amazon and thought at $3 a pop these would be perfect. Well, sad to say they do the job but not very well at all. My homemade pillowcase was pretty shoddy and I was disappointed to find that these weren't much better. The fabric is a knit, which is fine, but they shrink up over an inch after washed and dried for the first time - my son's pillow is constantly hanging out of it which isn't very helpful to keep it clean, which is the whole point of the pillowcase, right?I'm going to keep searching for a pillowcase for a travel pillow since these were just barely worth the $3 I paid for them.

Pillowcase is jersey, but very cheap. Does not match other 'Ecru' colors I purchased for matching sheets, be careful when trying to coordinate. I am terrified to wash as I assume it will shrink a little and it already does not fit the Clevamama Toddler pillow we bought it for. I would say for anyone who has basic sewing skills, as in, middle-school home-ec, you could make just as good a case in 5 minutes. I understand it was $3, so I will attempt to make the best of it (perhaps get a few sewing skills and add two inches of another fabric?).

I purchased this for use on the following camping pillow so my head doesn't slide and because I'd rather have a proper pillowcase than use a tee. I don't want to get clean tees dirty with oil from my skin and hair and I don't want to sleep on sweaty hiking clothes!http://www.amazon.com/Cocoon-Hyperlight-AirCore-Pillow/dp/B004T2QRWA/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_topThe jersey fabric is very soft and lightweight and fits the pillow perfectly. Well worth the $5 unless you're into ultralight camping.

We really do like this pillowcase as it's a great light blue color and it's very, very soft and seems to just get softer with washings. The only problem is that it did seem to shrink and never really fit well on the pillow we that we had purchased that it's listed to fit. It's not a huge deal, but just wish it were a little bigger or less prone to shrinking.