Why pillow shape matters more than it first appears
Sleep is not static. People turn, shift an arm, move closer to the edge and alternate between their back and side. Yet many pillows offer one uniform rectangle and leave the sleeper to keep readjusting around it.
A shaped pillow approaches the problem differently. Instead of asking every part of the upper body to share the same surface, it creates space where space is useful and structure where the head needs a dependable place to settle.
The idea behind Melara Max: make the pillow adapt to common sleeping positions rather than asking the sleeper to adapt to a flat block.
