padjapüürid

Padjapüürid are pillowcases, a common household textile item used to cover and protect pillows. They serve a dual purpose: to keep the pillow clean and to provide a comfortable surface for the user's head. Typically made from cotton, linen, silk, or synthetic blends, padjapüürid come in a wide variety of sizes, colors, and patterns to suit different bedding styles and personal preferences. Their primary function is to prevent direct contact between the pillow's filling and the user's skin and hair, which helps to maintain hygiene and prolong the life of the pillow.

The construction of a padjapüür is usually a simple envelope design, where one side of the fabric is longer and folds over to enclose the pillow. Some may feature buttons, zippers, or ties for a more secure closure. Regular washing of padjapüürid is essential for hygiene, as they absorb sweat, oils, and dead skin cells. They are an integral part of bedding, contributing to both the aesthetic appeal and the practical comfort of a bedroom. The choice of material can significantly influence the feel and breathability of the pillowcase.