Hoodie Travel Pillow

By Thu Feb 6, 2014

Are you sick of waking up with your head flopping about while drool drips onto your collar? Not a fan of finding yourself snuggled up inappropriately close to your neighbour?

Well according to the makers you can protect your neck (and your dignity) in comfort and style with the Hoodie Travel Pillow.

The inflatable neck-brace design provides support while you sleep, while the integrated fleece hoodie (with privacy drawstring) lets you hide away from the light and the possible prying eyes of fellow travellers.

See here for to learn more;  

http://www.firebox.com/product/6083/Hoodie-Travel-Pillow

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