padjapüür

Padjapüür is an Estonian word that translates to "pillowcase" in English. It refers to a removable cloth cover for a pillow. The primary purpose of a padjapüür is to protect the pillow from dirt, stains, and wear, and to provide a more comfortable and hygienic surface for sleeping. They are typically made from various fabrics, including cotton, linen, silk, or synthetic blends, each offering different levels of softness, breathability, and durability.

Padjapüürid come in a wide array of sizes to fit different pillow dimensions, such as standard, queen, king, and European square. They are secured to the pillow in several ways, most commonly through an envelope closure, where one side of the case is folded over to tuck the pillow in, or with buttons or zippers.

The aesthetic function of a padjapüür is also significant in interior design. They are available in countless colors, patterns, and textures, allowing them to complement the overall style of a bedroom. Easy to remove and wash, padjapüürid are essential for maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in the sleeping environment. They are a common household textile found in virtually every home.