Abstract: There is disclosed an orthopedic cervical pillow which is intended to be used to support the neck and head of a person. The pillow is generally rectangular and is made of an upper casing and a lower casing each being sewn together along their edges to constitute the outer cover of the pillow. The pillow is filled with fibre. In addition, it includes two or more elongated pieces of woven material which are disposed lengthwise and upstanding relative to the pillow. Each of these pieces are sewn along their upper and lower edges by continuous lateral stitching respectively to the upper and lower casings. The pieces of woven material are distributed inside the pillow to constitute one central, one wider and one narrower lateral tubular shaped compartments which extend lengthwise inside the pillow. The narrower lateral compartment is wider than the central compartment.