Ostrichpillow Eye Mask

Last updated: 24 October 2026

What the Ostrichpillow Eye Mask is

Ostrichpillow is the brand behind the Ostrich Pillow, the padded hood for napping at your desk, and the GO travel pillow. The eye mask is its take on a blackout mask. Instead of a flat strip of fabric, the front is shaped foam that curves away from your eyes.

That shape is the reason to buy it. A flat mask rests on your eyelids, which bothers some people and squashes eyelash extensions. Here the cups leave room to open your eyes, while the foam edge seals against your face to keep light out.

What it does

• Blackout: Ostrichpillow says the six-layer build gives 100% darkness, and T3's reviewer found it blocked light well.
• Room for your eyes: the contoured cups mean no pressure on your eyelids or lashes.
• Adjustable strap: a wide band that fastens with hook and loop, so it fits most head sizes.
• Machine washable: the mask can go in the wash, which matters for something you wear every night.
• Travel pouch: it comes with a bag to keep it clean in a suitcase or a rucksack.

Key facts

• Price: £45 on Amazon UK, sold by Ostrichpillow's official store
• Colours: Midnight Grey, Eclipse Black, Dark Night, Dawn, Dusk, Daydream, Forest Green and Meadow, though Forest Green and Meadow were sold out on Ostrichpillow's own shop
• Material: moulded foam, six layers
• Fastening: adjustable hook-and-loop strap
• Care: machine washable
• In the box: the mask and a travel pouch
• Rating: 4.2 out of 5 from 421 Amazon UK reviews

Who the Ostrichpillow Eye Mask suits

• Light sleepers: people woken by streetlights through thin curtains or early summer sunrises.
• Anyone with eyelash extensions: the domed cups keep the mask off the lashes.
• Frequent flyers: it travels in its own pouch and blocks out cabin lights on a night flight.
• Shift workers: sleeping in the day is easier when the room goes properly dark.

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The limits

£45 is a lot for an eye mask. On the same day, Amazon UK had the Manta Sleep mask at £29 and Dore & Rose's at £39.

The foam cups add depth at the front. That is what keeps them off your eyes, but it also means more bulk against the pillow if you sleep face down or hard on your side.

Not every colour is always in stock. Two of the eight shades were sold out on Ostrichpillow's shop, so check the colour you want before you order.

Where to buy the Ostrichpillow Eye Mask in the UK

Amazon UK sells it through Ostrichpillow's own store, at £45 for Midnight Grey. Ostrichpillow also sells every colour from the Ostrichpillow Eye Mask product page, which lists the full colour range.

Ostrichpillow Eye Mask on Amazon UK

FAQs

How much is the Ostrichpillow Eye Mask in the UK?

£45 on Amazon UK, where Ostrichpillow's official store sells it.

Does the Ostrichpillow Eye Mask press on your eyes?

No. The foam cups curve away from your face, so you can open your eyes with the mask on and nothing rests on your lashes.

Can you wash the Ostrichpillow Eye Mask?

Yes. Ostrichpillow says it is machine washable, and it comes with a pouch to keep it clean when you travel.

Is it good for eyelash extensions?

The domed shape keeps the mask off your lashes, so extensions are not squashed the way they can be under a flat mask.

What colours does it come in?

Eight: Midnight Grey, Eclipse Black, Dark Night, Dawn, Dusk, Daydream, Forest Green and Meadow. Stock varies by colour.

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