4.8 from 2,316 reviews

Memory foam travel pillow with a raised chin rest

The front of the Cervia pillow rises 3.5 inches and closes with a magnet, so your chin has support when you fall asleep sitting up. The back is flat, so it doesn’t push your head forward off the headrest.

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The Cozzi travel pillow in Oat knit, seen from the front with the raised chin rest closed

Raised chin rest

3.5 in high, closes with a magnet

Flat back

1.2 in thick behind your neck

Washable knit cover

Zips off, machine wash cold

Color

Oat

Color

Oat

Raised chin rest

3.5 in high at the front and closes with a magnet, so your chin has support when you fall asleep sitting up

Flat back

1.2 in thick behind your neck, so your head stays on the seat

Washable knit cover

Lyocell knit. Zips off, machine wash cold

Compare it to a U-pillow

$68

Free US shipping. Ships in 1 business day.

4.8 (2,316 reviews)

Compare it to a U-pillow

Free US shipping, ships in 1 business day

60-night trial, even after you’ve used it

2-year warranty on the foam

A woman asleep in a plane window seat at dawn, wearing the Cozzi pillow with the chin rest closed under her chin

How it sits

The chin rest closes under your jaw, so your head stays upright in the seat.

The Cozzi pillow packed into its oat knit drawstring pouch with a metal clip

Packs to 7 × 5 in

12 oz in its pouch. The clip goes on a bag strap or belt loop.

“Slept from Denver to Lisbon without my chin dropping. The magnet took one flight to get used to.”

Maya R., Seattle. Reviewed September 2026

“Slept from Denver to Lisbon without my chin dropping. The magnet took one flight to get used to.”

Maya R., Seattle. Reviewed September 2026

Cervia travel pillow

$68 with free US shipping

How Cervia compares with a standard U-pillow

A U-pillow supports the sides of your head and leaves the front open. When you fall asleep sitting up, your chin drops into that gap and your neck takes the weight. Cervia closes the front at chin height and keeps the back flat, so your head stays against the headrest.

Woman asleep in a plane window seat wearing a grey U-shaped pillow, her head dropped forward with her chin near her chest

Standard U-pillow

Open front

The chin drops forward when your neck relaxes, and your head leaves the headrest.

Cervia

Closed front, 3.5 in tall

Your chin rests on the front, so your head stays upright against the seat.

Cervia

Memory foam U-pillow

Inflatable pillow

Under the chin

Raised front, closes with a magnet

Open front

Behind the neck

Flat, 1.2 in thick

Round, 3 to 4 in

Round, adjustable

Packed size

7 × 5 in pouch

Often doesn’t compress

Fits a pocket

Cover

Lyocell knit, machine wash

Varies

Wipe clean

Typical price

$68

$25 to $45

$15 to $30

Man asleep in a train window seat wearing the Cervia pillow in Sage, his head upright against the headrest

How to wear it

1 Flat side against the seat

Put it on with the thin back against the headrest and the two tall ends under your jaw.

2 Close the front

Bring the two ends together under your chin. The magnets find each other and hold.

3 Lean back

The headrest takes the weight of your head, and the front supports your chin when your neck relaxes.

Turn your head hard and the clasp opens. Close it again with one hand.

Materials and specs

The pillow has three parts: a foam core that keeps its shape, a knit cover you can wash, and a magnetic clasp at the front.

Cervia pillow in Oat seen from the side, tall at the front and flat at the back

Chin rest

3.5 in tall

Back

1.2 in thick

Memory foam core

Slow-rebound foam at 50 kg/m³, CertiPUR-US certified. It holds its shape through a long flight and recovers about 5 seconds after you unpack it.

Lyocell knit cover

92% lyocell and 8% spandex. Softer than cotton jersey, and it moves moisture away from your neck. The cover zips off for the wash.

Cervia pillow in Oat seen from above with the front ends closed

Magnetic clasp

Two magnets sewn into the front ends, about 1.5 lb of pull. It stays closed while you sleep and opens if you turn your head hard.

Size

11.8 × 10.6 in

Chin rest

3.5 in tall

Back

1.2 in thick

Fits necks

13 to 18 in around

Weight

12 oz with pouch

Packed

7 × 5 in

Cover care

Machine wash cold

Foam care

Spot clean only

Grey backpack on an airport gate seat with the packed Cervia pouch clipped to its strap

Packs into its own pouch

Roll the pillow from the back, push it into the knit pouch and pull the drawstring. Packed, it is about the size of a 1-liter water bottle. The carabiner clips to a bag strap or a belt loop.

7 × 5 in

Packed size

12 oz

With the pouch

Three colors, same knit

Oat

Warm off-white heather

Sage

Muted grey-green

Slate

Blue-grey

Customer reviews

4.8

from 2,316 reviews, September 2026

5 stars

1,968

4 stars

268

3 stars

2 stars

1 star

“Slept from Denver to Lisbon without my chin dropping. The magnet took one flight to get used to.”

Maya R., Seattle

Oat. Reviewed September 2026

“Packed, it fits the side pocket of my backpack. The clip feels a bit light, so I keep the pouch inside the bag.”

Hannah K., Austin

Sage. Reviewed August 2026

“The chin rest sits a little high on me because my neck is short. Turned to one side it works well, and I sleep against the window.”

Priya S., Denver

Sage. Reviewed July 2026

“I fly Chicago to Delhi twice a year and have tried three U-pillows. This is the first one where I wake up with my head still on the headrest instead of on my chest. It’s warmer than an inflatable, which I like at 2 a.m. and don’t like while boarding.”

Dev P., Chicago

Slate. Reviewed August 2026

“Bought it for a red-eye to New York. I’ve washed the cover twice since and there’s no pilling so far.”

Luis M., Miami

Oat. Reviewed July 2026

“Used it on the train to Washington and as a passenger on a 9-hour drive to Montreal. The flat back is what makes it work against a car headrest.”

Tom B., Boston

Slate. Reviewed June 2026

“Slept from Denver to Lisbon without my chin dropping. The magnet took one flight to get used to.”

Maya R., Seattle

Oat. Reviewed September 2026

Dev P., Chicago

Slate. Reviewed August 2026

“Packed, it fits the side pocket of my backpack. The clip feels a bit light, so I keep the pouch inside the bag.”

Hannah K., Austin

Sage. Reviewed August 2026

“Bought it for a red-eye to New York. I’ve washed the cover twice since and there’s no pilling so far.”

Luis M., Miami

Oat. Reviewed July 2026

“The chin rest sits a little high on me because my neck is short. Turned to one side it works well, and I sleep against the window.”

Priya S., Denver

Sage. Reviewed July 2026

“Used it on the train to Washington and as a passenger on a 9-hour drive to Montreal. The flat back is what makes it work against a car headrest.”

Tom B., Boston

Slate. Reviewed June 2026

Shipping, returns and warranty

Free US shipping

Every order ships free to all 50 states. We pack and send from Minneapolis within 1 business day, and delivery takes 3 to 5 business days. We don’t ship outside the US yet.

60-night trial

Use it for up to 60 nights after delivery. If it isn’t for you, email us for a prepaid return label. We refund the full $68 within 5 business days of getting it back, used or not.

2-year foam warranty

If the foam flattens or stops holding its shape within 2 years, send us a photo and we’ll send you a new pillow.

Common questions

Can’t find your answer? Email hello@cerviatravel.com and we’ll reply within 1 business day.

Cervia travel pillow

Memory foam with a raised chin rest, a flat back and a washable lyocell cover. Packs to 7 × 5 in.

$68

Free US shipping. 60-night trial.

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Oat