Both pillows rely on ventilated Talalay latex cores for buoyant, non-flattening support, but Purple wraps its latex core in a 360-degree Honeycomb GelFlex Grid while Brooklyn Bedding uses a pure molded Talalay latex slab wrapped in TENCEL Lyocell.
Side-by-Side 10-Criteria Specification Comparison
Model & Size
Sleep Position Fit
Dimensions & Loft
Fixed vs. Adjustable
Fill Material
Cover Composition
Cooling Mechanism
Washing & Care
Details & Retail
Purple Harmony (Medium) Purple · Standard, Medium 6.5 in Loft (also offered in Low 5.5 in and Tall 7.5 in)
Side, Back
26 in x 17 in x 6.5 in (Medium height; 4.2 lb total weight)
Fixed core (loft height selected at purchase: 5.5 in, 6.5 in, or 7.5 in)
Purple Harmony pairs a pin-core ventilated Talalay latex interior with a honeycomb Hyper-Elastic Polymer Grid shell and a 92% nylon / 8% spandex moisture-wicking mesh cover. Brooklyn Bedding uses a 100% Talalay latex core with vertical pin-core channels inside a TENCEL Lyocell cover.
Loft Heights & Weight
Purple Harmony is offered in three Standard lofts—Low (5.5 in), Medium (6.5 in, 4.2 lb), and Tall (7.5 in, 5.0 lb)—giving it a heavier, more damped elastomer feel. Brooklyn Bedding offers Queen Low (~4 in) and High (~5 in) profiles with a lighter, classic latex bounce.
Care & Cleaning
Both models feature machine-washable removable outer covers and spot-clean-only cores.
How does the Purple Grid change the feel of Talalay latex?
The Honeycomb GelFlex Grid flexes under focal pressure points like the ear and cheekbone while adding open vertical air channels right under the mesh cover.
Which pillow offers a lower profile for back or stomach sleepers?
Brooklyn Bedding's Low Profile (~4 inches) is lower than Purple Harmony's Low loft (5.5 inches), making it easier for smaller-framed back or stomach sleepers to use.
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