A pillow protector sits around the pillow insert, underneath the pillowcase you sleep on. Choose between cotton and waterproof construction, then match the exact pillow size and pack count shown on the product page.
Yeaday currently offers Faunna cotton and waterproof zippered options. Start with the role of each bedding layer, then compare construction, fit, and care without relying on unsupported health or sleep claims.
Pillow Protector vs Pillowcase
A pillowcase is the outer fabric layer that you change as part of your normal bedding routine. A pillow protector sits underneath it and remains around the pillow insert. You still use a pillowcase over either Faunna protector.
This guide describes product construction and fit only. It does not make allergy-treatment, dust-mite prevention, antimicrobial, medical, or sleep claims.
Choose Cotton or Waterproof
The Faunna 600TC OEKO-TEX Cotton Pillow Protectors use white cotton construction and a zippered closure. The product selector lists Standard, Queen, King, Body, and Toddler sizes in selected pack counts. Not every listed combination is always available to order.

The Faunna Waterproof Zippered Cotton Pillow Protectors use a 600-thread-count cotton outer with a TPU waterproof layer. Current options are Standard 2 Pack, Standard 4 Pack, and Queen 2 Pack.

Match Size and Pack Count
Do not choose from the product title alone. Check the label or measurements of the pillow you already own, then select the matching size shown on the product page. Standard, Queen, King, Body, and Toddler are separate choices; the guide does not infer cross-size compatibility.
After size, choose the pack count. Count the pillow inserts you want to cover rather than the number of pillowcases you rotate. Current availability can change, so the product selector is the authority for the options available to order.
Plan for Washing and Rotation
Close the zipper before washing a protector and dry it fully before returning it to the pillow. Follow the care label and the current product-page instructions for the exact item. For broader bedding habits, see How to Care for Bedding So It Lasts Longer.
Compare the Options
| Need | Best starting point | Check before buying |
|---|---|---|
| Cotton construction with the broader listed size range | Faunna 600TC OEKO-TEX Cotton Pillow Protectors | Standard, Queen, King, Body, or Toddler size and live pack availability |
| A verified waterproof layer | Faunna Waterproof Zippered Cotton Pillow Protectors with cotton outer and TPU layer | Standard or Queen sizing and live pack availability |
| Help planning a wash-and-rotation routine | How to Care for Bedding So It Lasts Longer | Exact care label and complete drying before reuse |
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I still need a pillowcase over a pillow protector?
Yes. The protector covers the pillow insert, and the pillowcase remains the outer layer used for everyday sleeping.
What is the difference between the two Faunna pillow protectors?
The cotton option provides a cotton zippered protector with a broader listed size range. The waterproof option has a cotton outer plus a TPU waterproof layer and is currently offered in selected Standard and Queen packs.
How do I choose the right size and pack count?
Match the protector to the pillow size shown on your existing pillow label or measurements, then count how many pillow inserts you need to cover. Use the live product selector for current availability.
How should I wash a zippered pillow protector?
Close the zipper before washing, follow the product care label, and dry the protector fully before putting it back on the pillow.