What is Dakimakura Body Pillows - The Ultimate In Cuddling Comfort

If you’re looking to add more cuddling comfort to your life, you might consider buying yourself a dakimakura pillow! What’s that, you ask? A dakimakura body pillow, or just dakimakura, is a large pillow featuring your favorite anime character (or sometimes even a real-life celebrity!). Dakimakura are usually quite large, ranging from two to three feet in length and width, so don’t let the size scare you - they can be easily folded up for storage when not in use!

 

Is A Dakimakura Right For You?

 

A body pillow is a large, rectangular pillow made of polyester foam designed to be a comfortable support for your head and neck when you're reading or watching TV in bed. A Dakimakura, also known as a hugging pillow, is a Japanese-style body pillow with an opening on one side that can be used to hug and sleep on. Both types are designed to keep you from cramping up in bed, but they work best if you share the space with someone else.

If you love cuddling with your partner while watching TV or reading books before going to sleep, then the Dakimakura might be the perfect match for you! It's an idea to enjoy intimate moments with your significant other even after bedtime. Not only do the dakimakura provide physical comfort, but they can also promote emotional intimacy by allowing couples to be closer than ever. Nothing is more comforting than lying together and feeling your partner's warmth through their skin.

Most dakimaruka come in king-size (120 inches) sizes, which can easily fit two people, so there is no need to worry about squeezing into a single-sized dakimakura! When it comes time to wash your new purchase, make sure not to use harsh detergents because this will damage the material. Allowing it to air dry should do just fine!

 

How Big Should My Dakimakura Be?

 

One of the first decisions you must make when buying a dakimakura is what size you want. Most people choose from small, medium, and large sizes, but there are other options that many people don't know about. Here are the different sizes and their dimensions:

- Small: 25x150cm (10x59in)

- Medium: 34x185cm (13x72in)

- Large: 40x200cm (16x79in)

- Jumbo: 58x200cm (23x79in)

- Super Jumbo: 68x210cm (27x82in) - Queen: 70x200cm (27x79in)

- King: 80x220cm (31x86in)

We can always measure for you, so if you are not sure what size is best for you, then feel free to contact us with any questions.

 

What Fabrics Are Best For A Dakimakura?

 

Fabric choice is one of the most important decisions when making a dakimakura. Different types offer a variety of benefits, so it's important to choose wisely. Here are some of the popular types and their pros and cons:

Polyester- Polyester is an excellent fabric for dakis because it's usually durable, affordable, and easy to wash. It also has good airflow, which can be important during warmer seasons. However, polyester isn't as soft or breathable as other fabrics like cotton or fleece, which may be less ideal for cuddling.

Cotton- Cotton is very comfortable due to its softness and breathability. It's not as durable as polyester but usually lasts long enough. Due to its breathability, it doesn't retain heat like other fabrics. This is the best option if you want your dakimakura to feel cozy!

Fleece- Fleece is a great option if you want something that retains heat well. It's incredibly cozy too! One downside is that fleece pillows aren't often machine washable. But if you're okay with washing your pillow by hand every few weeks or months, this should work well for you!

 

What About A Design That I Want to be Customized On My New Dakimakura?

 

Now that you know the basics of what Dakimakura is and why they're so awesome, you may wonder how to design your own. But don't worry! There are plenty of ways to customize your own Dakimakura and make it something that is uniquely yours. Here are some tips on how to do just that.

1) Check out our Design Center and use our customizer to add an image or text to create your custom dakimakura cover in minutes.

2) Create your favorite character by using one of our character templates, then put them into any scene with their friends or family, in their favorite location like an office or classroom, or even in different clothes for the perfect cuddle buddy.

3) Try one of our many backgrounds available in various styles, such as woodland scenery for relaxing nights at home or ocean waves for those looking for adventure with their dakimakura companion.

4) Remember to change the color scheme, too; there are endless combinations from muted pastels like baby blue and lilac to bolder shades like lime green and hot pink.

 

Can I Wash And Care For My New Blanket/Pillow Friend?

 

The care and cleaning of your Dakimakura are easy! It can be washed with a gentle detergent in cold water, then air-dried. You can also put it in the dryer on low heat for 10-15 minutes to fluff up the pillow and remove any wrinkles. If you need to wash your Dakimakura more often than once every month or two, it might be time to invest in a second one so that you have one for use while the other is being cleaned. Proper laundry products and washing techniques are key to keeping your Dakimakura in good condition.

The Best Way To Keep Your New Friend Looking Great As New Is By Following These Guidelines:

 

 

Do not let anything soak into the fabric! Liquids can cause severe discoloration or even damage the fabric completely. Wash the entire surface of your new friend with a gentile soap or detergent (make sure it doesn't contain bleach!) before its first use, after any accidents happen, and after periods of heavy wear. Air dry as much as possible, and if drying indoors, do not place near a direct heat source such as a radiator or heater vent. Avoid abrasive cleaners or brushes, which may damage the fabric over time. For stubborn stains, rub gently with a damp cloth; never scrub hard. We recommend only washing about once every 3 months. For more frequent washing needs, we recommend purchasing an additional body pillow.

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