What Makes It Special

This pillow is available for pre-order and will ship in September. Created for the cover of the New Yorker’s premier issue, Rea Irvin’s 1925 portrait of Eustace Tilley, a fictional monocled dandy, has become an iconic character and the magazine’s mascot. Inspired by the original and subsequent versions by other illustrators, Christoph Niemann created the caricature that appears on the Eustace Tilley Pillow. Part of the New Yorker Collection, this graphic, whimsical accessory and witty conversation starter includes a feather/down-fill insert and hidden zipper closure.