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A 170 x 60 cm dakimakura insert can look like a convenient middle choice between other large pillow sizes. Before ordering one, however, check the cover you intend to use. An available insert dimension does not establish that your favorite character cover has the same option. The best starting point is a confirmed pair, with both length and width matched.
This guide explains what the store’s current product menus actually show, how to handle a missing cover size, and what to check if you already own a pillow labeled 170 × 60 cm. It is a size-matching guide, not a claim that every cover can be made in that format.
Where 170 × 60 cm appears in the current catalog
The standard inner pillow with selectable dimensions currently lists 100 × 34, 120 × 40, 150 × 50, 160 × 50, 170 × 60, and 180 × 60 cm. Its filling selector offers Polypropylene cotton and Down cotton. The item is an inner pillow; a character cover is a separate purchase.
That dimension menu confirms a selectable 170 × 60 cm insert on this particular listing. It does not describe the dimensions of every cover elsewhere in the catalog. Keep the two purchases separate in your notes until you have checked the exact cover listing you want.
Construction also matters. The double-sided zipper inner pillow has a different current size menu: 120 × 40, 150 × 50, 160 × 50, and 180 × 60 cm. It does not list 170 × 60 cm at the time of checking. Do not transfer an option from the standard insert to this separate product just because both are inner pillows.
Match the full measurement, not just the first number
Read 170 × 60 cm as two measurements that belong together. The first describes the listed length and the second the listed width. A 160 × 50 cm item differs in both directions, while a 180 × 60 cm item shares the width but differs in length. Neither is the same nominal size.
This distinction is easy to miss when comparing search results or shortened product titles. Write the entire measurement beside each item. Avoid notes such as “large cover” or “170 pillow,” which hide information needed to check the match later.
- 170 × 60 cm insert and 160 × 50 cm cover: both listed dimensions differ; do not rely on stretch to make the pairing work.
- 170 × 60 cm insert and 180 × 60 cm cover: the cover’s listed length is greater; a shared width alone does not confirm the intended fit.
- Matching nominal dimensions: a necessary first check, followed by confirmation of the product construction and any specific fit guidance.
Do not interpret those comparisons as instructions to compress, fold, or alter an insert. If the dimensions do not match, resolve that question before buying or attempting to fit the cover. Filling softness is a different consideration from whether the selected products belong together.
If you are buying your first complete setup
Choose a cover design you would actually enjoy using, then inspect its size selector. Record the exact product code, size label, and material choice. Only then choose the corresponding insert. This avoids committing to an insert around an assumed cover option that may not exist on the design you prefer.
If you have shortlisted several covers, compare their menus before treating them as interchangeable choices. One page may offer a dimension that another does not. A broad category name or a similar character illustration cannot answer that question for you.
Consider future use as well. If you hope to rotate between several designs, check those specific covers now. You do not need to buy them all, but knowing whether your preferred designs share a listed size helps you choose an insert with a clear purpose. Avoid assuming that a later purchase will solve an unresolved size mismatch.
If 170 × 60 cm is essential to your plan, ask about the exact cover you want before ordering either component. If you are flexible, compare complete matching pairs in the dimensions actually offered. That gives you a more useful decision than ranking inserts by length alone.
If you already own a 170 × 60 cm pillow
Start with the order record or product label. A remembered size can be wrong, and measuring a filled pillow around its curved surface can produce a different result from measuring its shell. Record what the label says separately from what you measure.
The guide to measuring a body pillow for a replacement cover is useful when you need to establish what you own. Identify both length and width, and note whether the pillow has ordinary or specialized construction. If the label and your measurements disagree, ask how the intended product’s dimensions should be compared.
When contacting the store, provide the existing pillow’s listed size and the exact cover link you are considering. A concise question is: “My insert is labeled 170 × 60 cm. Does this specific cover have a compatible option, and which selector should I use?” This is more actionable than asking whether a cover is “big enough.”
Do not force an uncertain cover onto the insert simply to test whether the zipper closes. The aim is to establish the intended pairing, not to discover how much pressure the fabric or seams can tolerate. Keep the packaging and product details available while you clarify a new purchase.
When the cover menu does not show your size
A missing option is a question to resolve, not an invitation to select the nearest number. Ask whether the exact dimension is available for the chosen design and construction. If it is not available, consider another cover or a different complete setup.
The word “custom” also needs careful reading. It can refer to artwork or a set of selectable configurations; it does not automatically mean any dimension can be supplied. A message requesting 170 × 60 cm should not be treated as confirmation that an order placed under another size will be changed.
If a special arrangement is offered, obtain clear confirmation of the dimensions, product, price, and ordering method before paying for it. Do not infer a delivery date or an editing service from that conversation unless those points are explicitly confirmed too. For ordinary listed configurations, use the menu exactly as shown.
Compare configured prices only after resolving fit
An inner pillow’s starting price may not represent the dimensions and filling you intend to buy. Select the actual options, review the displayed amount, and check the resulting cart entry. Compare the cover and insert as separate items so you can see which components you have included.
Keep the dimensions visible while comparing prices. A lower total for a different size is not a saving on the same setup. Likewise, changing the filling choice does not change the cover size you need. The broader dakimakura cover and insert size guide can help you review the pairing before checkout.
Frequently asked questions
Does the store list a 170 × 60 cm inner pillow?
Yes. The linked standard inner pillow currently includes that dimension in its selector. Confirm the live selection and configured price when ordering, and arrange a compatible cover separately.
Can I use a 180 × 60 cm cover instead?
It has a different listed length. Do not treat it as an equivalent match simply because the width is the same. Ask for guidance about the exact products rather than assuming the extra length will behave as you want.
Will stretchy fabric make a smaller cover suitable?
Do not use fabric stretch as a substitute for matching dimensions. Choose the intended size first, then choose the available material based on your preferences and its care requirements.
Is 170 × 60 cm available on every inner pillow listing?
No such assumption is justified. The standard listing includes it, while the linked double-sided zipper listing currently does not. Read each product’s own menu rather than carrying selections across listings.
Choose a pair you can verify
Before committing to a 170 × 60 cm setup, identify the cover, confirm its matching dimensions and construction, then review the insert configuration. Browse the inner pillow collection with that cover information beside you. The useful purchase is a compatible pair you have checked, not an isolated size option that still leaves the cover undecided.