Liberator's foam-and-fabric bedroom shapes are made under One Up Innovations in Atlanta, and the Jaz is the one built for people who do not have room for the rest of the catalogue. It is 14 inches deep, 18 inches wide and 6 inches high — a rounded, gently ramped bolster rather than a steep wedge. Liberator's own page calls it a softer, curved incline with a smaller overall footprint, and that is an accurate description of what you get: a modest, deliberate lift, and an object you can slide under a bed or into a carry-on.
At 14 × 18 × 6 in, the smallest-footprint Liberator shape we stock — it packs in a carry-on.
That last part is the honest reason to buy it. Every other shape in this collection is bigger. The 24-inch Wedge is a taller, squarer object with a more dramatic angle; the Jaz is the one that fits a studio apartment, a shared bedroom, or a weekend bag. Liberator's own copy names oral, doggy, reclined, solo toy play and edge-of-bed positions for it.
The construction is simple, and worth understanding before you spend the money. The core is furniture-grade high-density polyurethane foam — firm enough that it does not compress the way a stack of bed pillows does, which is the entire reason to buy a shape instead of improvising. Over that sits a moisture-resistant poly/nylon liner, and over that a removable cover that unzips and goes in the washing machine. The liner resists moisture; it is not a waterproof barrier, and there is no IP rating on a foam pillow. If you expect fluids, put a throw on top.
Two things we will say out loud rather than bury. First, price. Liberator's list price for the Jaz is $120 USD — the same list price as the much larger 24-inch Wedge. That is Liberator's price sheet, not ours, but it means the Jaz is not the value pick in this collection on a dollars-per-inch basis. You are paying for a small, firm, well-made object. If a bigger shape would fit your room, the Wedge is the better use of the same money.
Second, photography. Right now this page has two studio photos of the pillow on a white background and nothing that shows its scale next to a person or a bed. Eighteen inches across is genuinely hard to picture from a cutout on white. We are fixing that.
We hold four units in Ottawa. Every one ships from here in plain packaging, and Liberator warrants its sewing for twelve months.



