Sustainability: Small batch, hand-crafted rugs supporting artisans all over the world. They are committed to providing fair wages and sustainable funding back to suppliers.

Price: Starting from $150

Citizenry showcases the best artisanal rugs from all over the world. Their nontoxic rugs are hand-crafted in small batches by local businesses, often using ancient techniques. Citizenry is committed to providing fair trade standards, fair wages, and safe working environments for its artisan partners.

They have curated a range of sustainable rug options, using natural fibers, such as jute, in contemporary designs, which will stand out in your home while being safe for you and your family.

Sustainability: Made to order rugs, which reduces waste. No toxic chemicals are used to treat rugs.

Price: Starting from $90

f you have children and pets, you know you need a sustainable rug that can adapt to your lifestyle. Ruggable produces washable, nontoxic rugs, which are perfect for those spills and mishaps.

Their rugs come in 2 parts, the first is a non-slip underlay, and the second is the detachable, washable rug topper, which comes in an array of designs to suit your home.

Ruggable consciously produces their rugs to order, which reduces waste. They also don’t chemically treat their rugs, making them safe for both people and pets.

Sustainability: Rugs are designed with natural and recycled materials from ethical suppliers.

Price: Starting from $395

Burrow has made it easy to choose a rug perfect for your home. They have a selection of non-toxic rugs, which feature designs to suit everyone, from timeless classics to bold statements.

They use natural materials and recycled fibers to produce their rugs, which are made ethically in India. Their collection includes pet-friendly, stain-resistant mats that are easy to clean with a low shed design. Burrow offers free shipping on orders.

Sustainability: Rugs produced by Goodweave™ Certified weavers – working to end child labor practices in carpet weaving communities worldwide.

Price: Starting from $195

Lauded as one of the best sustainable rug brands of the last year, Nordic Knots is a Scandinavian design company that brings you modern, minimalist rugs with functional practicality. Their classic Danish aesthetic extends to their natural jute and flat-woven rugs, which would accentuate your interior and compliment your home.

All of their nontoxic rugs are Goodweave™ certified and produced in small limited batches. This certification means no child, forced, or bonded labor is used to make their products.

Sustainability: Non toxic rugs produced with the Goodweave™ certification, produced with GOTS certified materials.

Price: Starting from $300

Organic Weave is a specialist in nontoxic, organic rugs for your home. They only use GOTS-certified organic cotton and wool and never use any harmful dyes or chemicals, including nontoxic glue.

They have a range of styles, from hand-tufted wool to cotton flat-weave, including a selection of organic cotton rugs perfect for children.

They offer custom-made nontoxic rugs and also provide free shipping on all orders to the U.S.

Sustainability: The Rugcycled collection recycles old rugs, uses all-natural materials such as wool, un-dyed cotton, and recycled yarn.

Price: Starting from $50

Lorena Canals are a household name for their stylish, durable, and washable rugs. They have been creating their signature collections for over 15 years and have recently extended their natural, non-toxic range to include the world’s first washable rug collection.

We love their Rugcycle program, which recycles old rugs, re-crafting them into modern pieces which will be adored for years to come.

Sustainability: Fair Trade certified factories

Price: Small rugs start at $30

Despite West Elm being a large company, we include them here because their investment in sustainable sourcing, building an ethical supply chain, and using non-toxic materials and dyes is impressive. In addition, they’ve ranked on Barron’s 100 Most Sustainable U.S Companies for four years in a row, which is an excellent sign.

They’ve paid over $2 million in Fair Trade community development funds and work with Fair Trade Certified factories.

Many of their rugs are hand-crafted to Nest standards, a program designed to address and improve supply chains and working conditions worldwide.

West Elm makes various rugs from 100% natural materials, including Jute, wool, and cotton. You can see each rug’s sustainability rating with details on the factories, country of origin, and much more.

Sustainability: Knitted from recycled cotton thread without the use of harmful chemicals and dyes.

Price: Starting from $900

Kubel Design hand-craft their stunning, natural, eco friendly rugs in the heart of the Abruzzo region of Italy. 

Great artists inspire designs, and each rug is a piece of art for your home. Rugs are knitted by hand and can be customizable and tailored to your home.

Recycled and natural cotton with no toxic chemicals or dyes is used to produce their rugs, with responsible production being the top of Kubel Design’s agenda.

Sustainability: Natural fiber, hand woven using traditional processes, all natural and non-toxic dyes.

Price: Starting from $198, prices increase depending on size and pattern

Zuahaza’s rugs – such as the Bogota area rug (pictured) – are handwoven by a family of artisans in Santander, Columbia on vertical looms, in a process that can take up to two weeks thanks to the level of care and detail applied.

The material is a 100% natural fique, which is a strong, durable, and natural fiber derived from tropical plans.

The rugs come in different colors and patterns, all of which are produced using natural dyes that are extracted from plants using traditional methods.

As well as getting an incredible, unique rug, you’ll be supporting real artisans and sustainable rug making practices with your Zuahaza rug.

Sustainability: Organic cotton bedding, saving 91% less water compared to conventional cotton. Bedding is made in a fair trade factory.

At a Glance: Organic cotton duvet sets, fitted sheets and pillowcases

Ecothes Rating: 4.2/5

Price: $$

Pact is a USA-based brand on a mission to produce high quality eco-friendly bedding, reduce their carbon footprint and improve the quality of life for people working in their supply chain.

They use organic cotton, which uses 91% less water than conventional cotton. Their packaging is recyclable and you can choose to carbon offset your delivery.

Pact partner with fair trade factories, which provide safe working environments, and supports communities.

Sustainability: GOTS certified, Fair trade ethically made. 1% for the planet company. 

At a Glance: Contemporary organic bedding, Duvet covers, Pillow cases, Sheets and Blankets

Price: $$-$$$

Coyuchi were the first to bring organic lines to the market over 30 years ago. They use organic cotton which can save up to 91% water in production and reduce carbon emissions by up to 46% compared to conventional cotton. Organic cotton is also softer and free from harmful pesticides and chemicals.

Coyuchi’s bedding is soft, crisp and comfortable. They have a range of styles, in different sustainable fabrics such as organic percale and linen.

Sustainability: 100% Plant-based natural bedding created from natural dyes and GOTS-certified materials.

At a Glance: Nontoxic bedding, Organic duvets, natural fitted sheets, pillowcases, comforters, and pillows

Price: $$

If you’re looking for entirely organic and 100% plant-based bedding – Aizome should be top of your list. The Japanese brand is on a mission to create luxury bedding without harmful or synthetic dyes.

Aizome instead is focused on using only natural materials like GOTS-organic cotton and natural dyes formed from medicinal herbs. Thanks to the properties of the natural materials used in Aizomes nontoxic bedding, Aizome’s bedding is naturally antibacterial and will stay fresher for longer.

Sleep peacefully, knowing your bedding doesn’t contain any harmful chemicals. Oh, and their bedding is super high quality too!

Sustainability: Organic cotton, responsibly made in Portugal. No harmful dyes used. 

At a Glance: Duvet sets, fitted sheets and pillowcases

Price: $$

Grund America are based in North Carolina, and their goal is to produce high quality linen whilst focusing on conscious consumption.

Their eco-friendly bed linen has a high quality feel for a great nights sleep. Produced from organic cotton, this ensures no harmful pesticides have been used in the process. 

Sustainability: TENCEL™ bedding, Organic cotton (GOTS certified, sustainable fabric alternatives.

At a Glance: Duvet sets, fitted sheets and pillowcases in really chic patterns and colours!

Price: $$$

Undercover are creating some of the most sought after bedding designs, made from sustainable fabric such as TENCEL™ and Organic cotton.

Their bedding is breathable, temperature balancing and super smooth and soft. 

Sustainability: Natural fibers, ethically handmade, bespoke bedding

At a Glance: Duvet sets, fitted sheets and pillowcases in calming colors

Price: $$$

If you’re looking specifically for hypoallergenic bedding, we recommend you take a look at Takasa.

Their bedding is handmade ethically, and their brand is climate-neutral. The brand doesn’t use harmful dyes or nasty chemicals, so you know you can have a safe and calming sleep.

Sustainability: 100% Organic cotton (GOTS), fair-trade certified.

At a Glance: Brand specialising in high quality organic bedding. Sheets, duvet sets, duvets and pillowcases.

Price: $$

Dip and Doze are dispelling the myth that a higher thread count means higher quality bedding.

Their organic cotton bedding is produced in a fair trade supply chain, ensuring your bedding is produced both ethically and sustainably.

They get great reviews on product quality and long lasting crispness even after washing. Their bedding sets come in a range of chic styles and colour, perfect to spruce up any bedroom.

Sustainability: 100% Organic Hemp and 100% Organic Cotton bedding

At a Glance: Fitted sheets and pillowcases, mattress protectors and organic mattresses

Price: $$$

If you’re looking for something different, Delilah Home is a sustainable living company, producing eco-friendly bedding from hemp, as well as organic cotton.

Hemp is a renewable material, meaning their 100% organic hemp sheets are an ideal sustainable option.

Hemp is a strong material, meaning your sheets will be 50% thicker than regular sheets. It’s also breathable, naturally anti-bacterial, and hypoallergenic. 

Sustainability: 100% Organic Bamboo bedding

At a Glance: Duvets, Comforters, Fitted sheets and pillowcases, mattress protectors, silly smooth sateen sheets. Hypoallergenic perfect for sensitive skin.

Price: $$

Ever heard of bedding made from bamboo? We hadn’t either, until we discovered Ettitude’s CleanBamboo™ fabric. They use sustainable bamboo to produce a unique CleanBamboo™ fabric which is turned into their signature sateen weave.

This process is a closed loop system which saves 98% of water, making their sheets silky smooth and seriously sustainable.

Ettitude’s bedding is hypoallergenic, and free from harmful dyes and chemicals, making it perfect for sensitive skin. 

Sustainability: Soft vegan bedding created from sustainably grown Eucalyptus fibers

At a Glance: Silky soft bedding in dreamy shades

Price: $$

Eucalypso is turning the sleep industry upside down with its innovative use of sustainable Eucalyptus fibers.

Designed with hot sleepers in mind, Eucalypo’s bedding is silky smooth and thermoregulating, naturally absorbing and wicking away moisture for a cool, calm sleep. Plus, Eucalypso bedding is perfect for

Eucalypso’s TENCEL ™ lyocell sheets are created ethically in Austria in a closed-loop process that recycles 99% of water and solvents used in the production process.

Sustainability: Sustainable alternative fabrics, Bamboo and TENCEL™ Vegan Silk.

At a Glance: Duvets, Comforters, Fitted sheets and pillowcases, mattress protectors, Weighted Blankets. Plush also specialise in made in the USA mattresses. 

Price: $$

Plush Bedding are a USA brand who are on a mission to change how America sleeps. They use GOTS certified cotton as well as sustainable fabric alternatives such as Bamboo and TENCEL™ Vegan Silk in the production of their bedding ranges. Bamboo fabric is naturally hypoallergenic which is great for sensitive skin.

TENCEL™ is a renewable material made from broken down tree pulp; This means its is a great sustainable alternative to cotton. Their sheets come in a range of colours to suit every bedroom. 

Sustainability: 100% Certified Organic Cotton

At a Glance: Fitted sheets and pillowcases, mattress protectors and organic mattresses

Price: $$$

Naturepedic are a bedding company producing organic mattresses. They also produce high quality sheets, pillow cases using 100% Certified organic cotton. Their sheets are super soft and good quality, and we’re confident they won’t let you down. 

Sustainability: Nonprofit organization showcasing ethical products from around the world, including bespoke organic bedding from Fair Trade suppliers.

At a Glance: Organic quilts, GOTS organic bedding, pillowcases

Price: $$$

Founded by two sisters, Anchal is a nonprofit showcasing a collection of bespoke pieces created ethically by artisans worldwide. In addition, the brand featured ethical organic bedding, including quilts, pillows, and bedspreads.

Anchal works to empower its artisans and encourages a high standard of environmental production. The brand uses sustainable materials, including GOTS organic cotton, which saves energy, and water and is grown without pesticides.

Sustainability: Cotton blanket ethically handmade in Turkey

At a Glance: Soft and reversible 100% muslin cotton throws in neutral shades

Price: $$

Fifth Origins is an eco-conscious lifestyle brand that embraces the roots of artisanal heritage and sustainable living.

The reversible muslin throw blanket is the perfect addition to any bedroom. Each muslin blanket is handwoven by artisans in handwoven in Turkey.

This blanket is made from high-quality muslin cotton from Turkey, making this throw soft, breathable, and kind to sensitive skin.

Sustainability: All organic bedsheets made from cotton that grew without synthetic fertilisers or pesticides. All GOTS Approved dyes

At a Glance: Range of 100% organic cotton bedsheets in various styles and colors

Price: $$

Bhumi is an Australian organic bedding brand making a range of stylish but timeless bedding — including sheets, quilt covers, throws, pillow cases, and more — which we think you’ll love.

The brand uses all organic cotton and ensures no harmful pesticides or organic dyes ever come into contact with the final materials.

There is a wide range of options when it comes to patterns, so you don’t have to settle for another plain grey bedding set.

Bhumi also makes a range of sleepwear, also from organic cotton.

Sustainability: Circular economy brand using all recycled textiles, recycling program, brand donates to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre

At a Glance: Recycled blankets with patterns that add a unique touch to any room

Price: $$

If you’re looking for a standout piece for your bedroom, then Seljak is an amazing option. This Australian brand focuses on one thing: blankets.

Every item is made from recycled textiles, such as factory offcuts or post-consumer waste like woollen jumpers.

When your blanket’s life is nearing its end, you can post it back to Seljak for a discount on your next blanket. The brand will be spun into new yarn and the fabric won’t end up in landfill.

As well as being perfect for the bed or sofa, Seljak also makes lighter blankets that are ideal for beach days and picnics.

Key Features: Eco-friendly plant pots handcrafted in the USA

Price: From $48

Anne Gates Studio is a women-owned brand, carefully handcrafting sustainable plant pots and ceramics in the USA.

Each unique plant pot is hand thrown, in San Francisco, from recycled clay. The pots are available in small and large styles but limited quantities are available.

These gorgeous Chita ceramic planters are available to shop at Made Trade.

Key Features: Handmade in Mexico in Fair Trade environments from clay

Price: from $295

The Citizenry showcases unique and ethically made home goods from all over the world.

These Cantaro clay pots take three weeks to make and are handmade by artisans in Mexico in fair trade environments.

The pots are available in terracotta and black, making the perfect statement piece to display your plants.

Key Features: Ethically handmade terracotta plant pots in animal styles

Price: from $29.99

For a unique plastic plant pot alternative, take a look at these adorable terracotta animal planters from Ten Thousand Villages. The plant pots are ethically handmade by skilled craftspeople in Bangladesh.

These ethical and eco-friendly planters come in different animal shapes and sizes, from snails and cats to elephants and dogs.

Key Features: Self Watering planter handmade in the UK from recycled materials

Price: from $100

Check out the Canopy self-watering planter by LSA International, which allows plants to look after themselves.

This unique eco-friendly plant pot is mouth-blown from recycled glass and features two compartments, one for water and the other for your plant and soil. The rope sucks water between compartments allowing for easy plant care.

Available to buy on GOODEE.

Key Features: Women-owned, handmade ceramic plant pots, and hanging planters

Price: from $45

Katie Mudd is a specialist ceramic maker based in Portland, Oregon. She hand makes each ceramic plant pot herself, sourcing her materials from local small businesses in the Pacific Northwest. Sourcing her materials locally in Portland allows Katie to reduce her company’s carbon footprint.

Katie Mudd’s unique plant pots and hanging planters are available to shop at Made Trade.

Key Features: Handwoven 100% Vetiver grass basket, made ethically in Ghana.

Price: from $70

Why not house your plant in a striking handwoven basket? We love the selection from Baba Tree, an ethically sourced basket company from Ghana.

Made with woven grass, this basket is eco-friendly and plastic-free.

Check out the selection of Baba Tree baskets on Goodee.

Key Features: Biodegradable pots and eco-friendly plant pots made with recycled agriculture waste.

Price: from £8.99

Husk offers a unique alternative to the regular plastic plant pots by combining agricultural waste such as coffee husks and turning them into chic biodegradable planters.

The brand is entirely plastic-free, and its planters are both frost-proof and eco-friendly.

Key Features: Hanging planters, ethically made in India.

Price: £18.50

The Nkuku Jara planters allow you to create a unique hanging plant cascade, featuring a secondary hook to hook multiple planters together with ease.

Handmade ethically in India, the terracotta planter suits succulents, herbs, and trailing plants.

Only available for shipping in the UK from Nkuku.

Key Features: Affordable alternatives to buying a plant pot

Price: Varies

If you’re looking for eco-friendly seed starter pots, you can always make your pots from cardboard and other materials you find around the house.

There’s loads of helpful information out there, such as these easy newspaper plant pots and youtube tutorials.

Furniture types: Sofas, sectionals, accessories, seating, bedroom, dining

Price range: $$$

Medley’s furniture is handmade in California. They use gorgeous earthy tones for their sofas and accessories, adding a modern touch to any home.

All items come with a 100-day free trial, and they’ve made the return process as simple as they can to ensure customers buy something they love. 

No harsh chemicals are used in the manufacturing process, and the fabric chosen for sofas and seatings are mainly chosen to be durable and withstand stains and spills. If you’re unsure how their fabric handles wear and tear and general damage, you can request free fabric swatches before purchasing. Each component of the furniture is chosen for its sustainability, such as natural latex and FSC-certified forest products. 

Furniture types: Tables, shelving, kitchen, flooring

Price range: $$-$$$

Alabama Sawyer promises furniture with a story, and they definitely deliver. They offer environmentally sustainable products from fallen trees in the Birmingham, Alabama area. Their furniture has unique designs and uses different materials to create effortlessly chic furniture. With their efforts, hundreds of logs have been diverted from landfills and used to build their furniture. 

Alabama Sawyer’s Furniture is offered in multiple colors and sizes, making it a versatile choice. Their furniture is also designed to be a little irregular, to transform the conventional into unconventional, and it’s worth the end result. You’ll have storied furniture that not only has a past, but has a future in your home – sustainably.

Furniture types: Tables, chairs, sofas, couches

Price range: $ – $$$

Etsy is already an excellent resource for small businesses, and sustainable furniture is no different. Etsy is a certified B Corp, which essentially means that they are legally required to evaluate the impacts their decisions have on workers, customers, suppliers, community, and the environment.

Etsy’s reclaimed furniture options are vast and endless, so if you’re looking for a wide variety of sustainable furniture choices, this is the right place for you. The extensive product options also means that there’s something to suit everyone’s budgets, which is always nice. Craftsmen and small businesses sell reclaimed furniture items on Etsy’s marketplace, so you’ll be supporting their work with your purchase.

Furniture types: Couches, tables, lighting, accessories

Price range: $ – $$$

Adventures in Furniture is a sustainable brand that knows how to do elegant and sophisticated furniture well. All furniture is made from FSC certified or recycled wood and has a unique look that adds a pop to decor. Each item also comes with an eco-rating system, showing the different eco and ethical credentials for each product. 

They also offer free swatch samples, and their products range from practical tuckaway sofabeds to fun accessories to accentuate a room. More than 90% of furniture manufactured in Europe, and each item has a distinct look, making it a good choice for sustainable furniture. 

Furniture types: Mattresses, bedding, bed frames, dressers,

Price range: $$-$$$

Avocado excels at doing sleek, modern furniture that’s all about clean lines and elegant designs. Their furniture uses reclaimed wood, worked on by woodworkers in their Los Angeles workshop and finished with their signature ‘rustic raw’ look. 1% of Avocado’s profits are donated to environmental causes, and they are a GOTS certified brand. 

Avocado is also passionate about ethical, locally made products. They are also a Carbonfree® Partner, which means factory and product shipping emissions are offset annually through carbon offsets purchased from Carbonfund.

Furniture types: Tables, sofas, sectionals, beds

Price range: $$$

Resource Furniture, as the name might imply, are all about creating ethical furniture that’s practical too. Items are designed to have multiple purposes (i.e., wall beds, coffee table with storage, etc.) so that each piece of furniture gives you both form and function. No prices are listed on the site, as items are custom designed, making it a more sustainable practice than mass production. They do offer limited quantities of quick ship offers, but prices vary.

Resource Furniture is dedicated to ethical manufacturing and using environmentally friendly materials and practices. The brand also works with nonprofit organizations to support causes relating to housing, education, and sustainability.

Furniture types: Tables, desks, stools, shelves

Price range: $-$$$

Another certified B Corp, like Etsy, Mio, focuses a lot on its impact and how to serve both customers and employees better. Their manufacturer selection is based on several factors, such as labor practices, commitment to efficiency and innovation, and geographic location. 

This commitment alongside their B Corp status helps ensure that products are ethically manufactured in the most sustainable way possible. Moreover,  Mio’s products are designed with as few resources as possible and made to be disassembled at the end of life, making it an incredibly practical option. 

Furniture types: Dining room, living room, accessories, office

Price range: $$$-$$$$

Sage is on the pricier side compared to some of the brands listed here, but once you see the furniture, their price tags make more sense. The brand uses reclaimed natural and sustainable materials, FSC™-certified, or sustainably sourced, which is great for those looking to buy sustainable. All items are made in the USA using all-natural upholstery and recycled materials.

To honor their namesake, Sage also gives back through Trees4Trees (T4T), an Indonesian non-profit foundation working to protect our natural forests. To date, Sage has planted almost 100,000 trees globally and given the surrounding areas economic support. Sage also partners with the northwestern Furniture Bank to provide useful, donated furniture to local families in need.

Furniture types: Sofas 

Price range: $$$$

EcoBalanza prides itself on its non-toxic materials at each step of the manufacturing process. This includes 3rd party verified non-toxic fabrics, wool sourced from small farms, FSC-certified hardwood frames, and jute webbing and burlap, just to name a few. Suppliers the company works with also have 3-rd party certifications, including Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), the Global Organic Textile Standard, and Greenguard. All items used locally-sourced materials.

Based in Seattle, each sofa is custom-made. You can decide on specifications with them, and talented artisans can bring your design to life. Each EcoBalanza item is tailored to personal preference, including basic style choices.

Furniture types: Sofas, sectionals, ottomans

Price range: $$$

Sabai Design is an excellent example of a niche, sustainable furniture brand, and what it can accomplish. Their products are affordable, and instead of offering many options, Sabai Design focuses solely on seating. Only non-toxic materials are used to construct their furniture, and there’s a special emphasis on the fabrics used. For their furniture, the fabrics used are made from natural fibers and recycle water bottles. The brand also uses FSC-certified wood, certiPUR-US certified foam, and recycled fiber pillows.

Products are designed and manufactured in the United States, and there’s a lot of thought that’s gone into each part of the brand. Boxes are 100% recycled, no plastic is used in packaging, and leg bags double as produce bags.  

What we love: Gorgeous styles in colors and patterns for a calming bathroom

Materials: Linen and Turkish cotton shower curtains

Styles: Ultra-soft and drapey shower curtains in calming colors and patterns

Parachute creates gorgeously soft, eco-friendly shower curtains from linen and Turkish cotton for a clean and timeless look.

These ultra-soft cotton shower curtains are the perfect alternative to a plastic-based shower curtain and will compliment your bathroom by giving a calming, luxurious vibe.

What we love: Luxurious organic shower curtains made ethically

Materials: GOTS certified organic cotton shower curtains

Styles: Waffle effect fabric and striped cotton shower curtains

Coyuchi specializes in creating gorgeous organic and natural textiles, which compliment your home.

Coyuchi’s eco-friendly shower curtains are made from GOTS organic cotton, which requires less water to produce than conventional cotton.

Organic cotton is grown without toxic chemicals or pesticides, which makes Coyuchis organic shower curtain the perfect addition to your eco-friendly bathroom.

What we love: Sustainable shower curtains from organic materials, ethically created and toxin-free, that hang beautifully over your bath.

Materials: 100% organic cotton cloth

Styles: White and grey waffle shower curtain, stylish hand-embroidered shower curtain

For luxurious hand-finished eco-friendly shower curtains, check out Boll and Branch. Boll and Branch craft their ethical shower curtains from high-quality organic cotton, which gives a beautiful drape over your bath.

Boll and Branch’s shower curtains are standard 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified, which means they don’t contain any harmful toxic chemicals or dyes, making them safe for you and your family.

Cotton fabric is quick-drying, which helps to protect your shower curtain from mildew.

What we love: Oeko-Tex® certified organic shower curtains, sustainably made in a fair-trade environment.

Materials: Linen from french flax and cotton shower curtains

Styles: Linen shower curtain in calm, cool colors and stylish cotton shower curtains

Suppose you’re looking for beautiful shower curtains that are also ethically made. In that case, there’s a great selection at Citizenry, which sources all of its hand-crafted shower curtains by artisans from Fair Trade environments.

The Citizenry shower curtains are not only stylish, but they’re each made from organic materials such as linen and cotton, which are great biodegradable alternatives to the conventional plastic-based shower curtains.

What we love: A combination of vibrant, unique eco-friendly shower curtains from sellers all over the world

Materials: Organic cotton, linen, and hemp curtains, recycled polyester shower curtain, resistant to mold and mildew

Styles: Bright, vibrant patterns along with muted earthy tones

Etsy is an online marketplace that showcases independent retailers’ unique products. Their eco-friendly shower curtain selection is excellent, featuring bold, vibrant prints on recycled polyester and organic cotton and hemp shower curtains.

You’ll be spoilt for choice, with plenty of affordable eco-friendly options available.

What we love: Made in the USA cotton, non-toxic shower curtains which work without the use of a PVC shower curtain liner.

Materials: Linen shower curtain, Hemp shower curtain, Cotton and Organic cotton shower curtains

Styles: Muted neutral tones, white and beige classic shower curtains

Bring ethereal vibes into your bathroom with Bean products selection of eco-friendly shower curtains made from a range of natural materials, including hemp and organic cotton.

Each curtain is durable and made to last from eco-friendly material, sustainably sourced & by a family-run business in the USA.

What we love: Handmade in the USA from GOTS certified organic cotton

Materials: GOTS certified organic cotton

Styles: Organic cotton shower curtain with the choice of brass or chrome grommets

If you’re looking for a heavy-duty canvas style shower curtain, Life kind is your go-to brand. Its high-quality, organic shower curtain works as both a curtain and shower liner, meaning you don’t need to use a PVC shower liner.

Handmade in the USA using GOTS organic cotton, this eco-friendly shower curtain is perfect for hanging over your bath or shower.

Pillow type: Natural latex pillow with wool and organic cotton

Key Features: Cruelty-free wool, GOTS certified organic cotton and natural Talalay latex.

Price: from $99

The Organic Pillow by Birch is an excellent option if you’re looking for a natural latex pillow. The pillow features naturally harvested eco-INSTITUT certified Talay latex, a material that is up to 7 times more breathable than regular latex pillows.

Birch’s organic latex pillow features a plush organic wool inner, ethically sourced from New Zealand sheep. Chosen for its naturally flame retardant, moisture-wicking, and breathable properties, organic wool makes a great hypoallergenic alternative to a conventional polyester filling.

Surrounding the natural filling is a 100% GOTS certified organic cotton cover that is soft to touch and breathable. Organic cotton is grown without harmful chemicals and uses up to 91% less water to grow than conventional cotton.

However, the Birch Organic pillow is not suitable for vegans or those looking for a vegan pillow, as it contains wool.

Overall the Birch brand gets excellent reviews, with an average of 4.6/5 with over two thousand reviews.

Pillow types: Organic Wool Pillow with organic cotton cover, available in varying sizes and firmness, including soft, medium, and firm.

Key Features: 100% carded Merino Sheep’s Wool and organic cotton casing.

Price: from $89 / £99

UK-based brand Piglet has grown in popularity in recent years thanks to its gorgeously stylish linen bedding, sheets, and pajamas, but did you know the brand also creates a line of pillows and comforters?

Filled with 100% humanely sourced Merino Sheep’s wool, Piglet’s natural pillows are encased in a soft organic cotton cover and are available in 3 firmness types.

Unfortunately, Piglet’s merino wool pillow is not suitable for vegans. However, If you’re looking for a natural pillow, we’d consider Piglet, another brand that gets great reviews with over five thousand 5 stars.

Pillow types: Latex pillow options or non-latex natural stuffed filling alternative.

Key Features: Natural and organic materials, Greenguard and Made Safe certification, GOLS certified

Price: from $69

Organic mattress brand Naturepedic has led the organic bedding revolution for almost two decades. The brand has transformed how we sleep and has set the bar for organic bedding brands to follow. Naturepedic creates three highly-rated organic pillows for adults and creates kid’s pillow options.

With many organic and eco-friendly certifications, including Greenguard, Madesafe, GOTS certified, and Rainforest Alliance, it’s clear to see why Naturepedic are leaders in creating organic pillows that are good for you and the planet.

The brand has options if you’re looking for a supportive latex pillow and an alternative stuffed pillow featuring a breathable organic sugarcane fiber batting filling.

We like that Naturepedic offers a 30-day money-back guarantee and a one-year limited warranty on products.

Pillow types: 100% RDS Natural down pillows and organic non-down alternatives.

Key Features: Natural pillows made in the USA, featuring organic cotton casings and allergy-friendly fillings.

Price: from $69

Boll and Branch are a brand creating high-quality bedding from natural and eco-friendly materials. The brand is committed to using materials free from harmful chemicals and ensures any cotton used is organic cotton.

Boll and Branch create a down pillow and down alternative. The Down pillow features responsibly sourced down from farms in the US and an organic cotton casing. The pillow is made in the USA ethically and is available in three levels of support.

If you’re looking for a vegan, organic pillow, then check out Boll and Branch’s Down alternative pillow, constructed from a Primaloft filling, an allergy-friendly fiber encased in a 100% organic cotton case.

Pillow types: Organic Latex Pillow

Key Features: GOLS certified organic latex and GOTS certified organic cotton case.

Price: from $148

Coyuchi is an expert in crafting organic hypoallergenic pillows for an optimized and calming sleep.

We’ve chosen the Coyuichi Turiya gols certified organic latex pillow to feature on this list, as it gets excellent reviews with an average of 4.8 stars out of 5.

On first look, the pillow can look a little strange as it features a head hole and ear holes, but the pillow is specifically designed for back and side sleepers, as the ear holes cradle your ears. Reviews say that it takes a little getting used to but improves sleep and means you won’t wake up with sore ears.

The Turiya Pillow is crafted from GOLS-certified organic Dunlop latex, which farmers in Sri Lanka responsibly harvest. Turiya natural latex is mold and mildew resistant and naturally repels dust mites thanks to its breathable nature.

Coyuchi also offers a shredded latex pillow, which is filled with shreds of natural latex, which you can remove to balance and create the perfect firmness for your sleep style, perfect if you’re a side or stomach sleeper.

Pillow types: Down pillow with GOTS certified organic cotton cover

Key Features: Down Mark Certified 100% Canadian White Down with a baffle box even filling.

Price: from $179

If you’re looking for a responsibly made hypoallergenic organic down pillow, check out Sol Organics, an organic bedding brand creating its pillows responsibly in Canada from Down mark certified Canadian down, enclosed in a GOTS certified organic cotton casing.

Sol Organics only uses GOTS certified organic cotton with low-impact organic dyes to ensure its products are kind to the skin and the environment.

This pillow isn’t suitable for vegans or those wanting an animal-free pillow, and unfortunately, the brand doesn’t create any down alternative pillow options.

Pillow types: Organic cotton pillow, Organic Kapok pillow, Shredded natural rubber pillow, Organic buckwheat pillow, Organic hemp pillow, and Raw wool pillow

Key Features: Ethically made pillows made using eco-friendly and natural materials

Price: from $24

If you’re looking for affordable organic pillows, look no further than Rawganique. The brand has the largest selection of eco-friendly, vegan, and natural pillows than any other brand on this list and is priced at an affordable price.

The brand specializes in creating organic textiles and bedding made ethically in the USA and Europe.

Rawganiques best selling Organic Kapok pillow is made in the USA from the natural soft filling found in the fruit pods of Kapok ceiba trees. Each pillow is available in various sizes. A great feature of Rawganique, which not all other brands offer, is the option to buy extra stuffing if needed to adjust your pillow’s firmness over time.

Pillow types: Organic latex pillow features an extra bag of filling for customizable support.

Key Features: GREENGUARD Gold certified Non-toxic pillow created from gols certified organic latex and organic Kapok.

Price: from $89

The Avocado green pillow is a fantastic organic pillow. It’s non-toxic, created from global organic latex standard latex, is 100% vegan, and handmade in Los Angeles.

The green pillow is made with organic materials, including Kapok and organic latex, free from harmful chemicals or pesticides.

We love that Avocado supplies an extra bag of organic filling with each pillow so you can customize the firmness of the pillow to your sleeping position; whether you’re a front sleeper, side sleeper, or back sleeper, the green pillow has you covered.

Pillow types: Down pillow and alternative pillows

Key Features: Made in the USA Pillows from European sourced down

Price: from $129

Parachute is an ethical bedding brand creating stylish and sustainable home goods and textiles from responsible materials.

The brand creates a range of pillows that are ethically made in the USA from responsibly sourced materials. Although Parachute’s pillows don’t have the same organic credentials as the other brands listed here, they’re still good to check out if you’re looking for ethical bedding.

Pillow types: Organic buckwheat, organic latex, and natural Kapok pillows.

Key Features: Free from toxic chemicals, gols certified, OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified, and Global Organic Textile Standard certified

Price: from $59

Turmerry offers a range of organic and non-toxic pillows, including organic shredded latex pillows, buckwheat pillows, and other natural materials.

Turmerry’s organic latex pillow is available in shredded and solid latex and is suitable for back and side sleepers.

For a natural alternative to a latex pillow, it’s worth checking out Turmerry’s buckwheat pillow. The pillow may look strange at first, as it’s made with organic buckwheat hulls, but the pillow contours to your neck and head and can help you relax and even relive aches and pains.

Pillow types: High loft and low loft latex pillows

Key Features: Natural Talalay latex pillow with an organic cotton casing

Price: from $89

Brooklyn Bedding is an excellent option if you’re looking for a sustainable bed pillow, as the brand creates its organic pillows from responsibly sourced natural latex and organic cotton.

BB’s pillows are available in a high loft, suitable for back sleepers and side sleepers, and a low loft suitable for front sleepers.

Each of Brooklyn bedding’s hypoallergenic pillow’s come with a 3-year warranty.

Pillow types: Deep fill medium firmness pillow with recycled BPA-free plastic bottles and bamboo filling.

Key Features: 50% recycled PET, BPA-free, and 50% Oeko-Tex certified bamboo filling with a naturally hypoallergenic eucalyptus cover. Eucalyptus fiber contains no essential oils and is safe for pets and kids.

Price: from £45

Ethical Bedding creates a bouncy and soft hypoallergenic Oeko-Tex certified eucalyptus silk pillow, which features a blend of bamboo and recycled BPA-free PET filling sourced from recycled plastic bottles.

Eucalyptus is a great eco-friendly fiber. It doesn’t contain any harmful chemicals, is naturally breathable, and is zero-static, which is great if you want to smooth out your curly hair.

We’ve tested the Ethical Bedding Eucalyptus pillow, and we’re impressed with how full the pillow is and how it maintains its shape during sleep.

The pillow says it is medium firm. However, we found the pillow quite deep and slightly on the firmer side. Unfortunately, Ethical Bedding currently only do one firmness of pillow; we’d like to see them expand the range to feature varying degrees of firmness in the future.

Sustainability: Non-toxic, organic Global Organic Textile Standard certified hemp bedding made ethically in Portugal

Materials: 100% organic hemp bedding

Sleep soundly, knowing your bedding is free from toxic chemicals or nasty dyes.

Delilah Home’s certified organic hemp bedding is non-toxic, naturally anti-microbial, and breathable, which will keep you cool during the summer nights and warm in the winter.

These premium hemp sheets are 50% thicker than regular sheets, with a 180 GSM thread count, and use up to 50% less water than cotton to produce.

Sustainability: Vegan, biodegradable, and organic hemp bedding ethically made in the US and Europe

Materials: 100% organically grown European hemp sheets

Rawganique has pioneered natural home and bath products for over two decades. Their organic hemp sheets are created with organically European Hemp and made ethically in Europe.

Rawganique’s hemp sheets come in natural, striped, and grey shades to suit every bedroom style.

You can be sure that Rawganiques bedding has been produced without heavy metals or harsh chemicals.

Sustainability: Natural materials

Materials: 100% Hemp

Think again if you believe hemp bedding can’t be as luxurious as other bedding.

Soak and Sleep adds a touch of luxury with its soft, drapey hemp bedding, complete with duvet and pillowcase detailing; these unbleached chalk-colored sheets will compliment any bedroom.

They’re the first major UK bedding retailer to feature hemp sheets, and we hope they produce more colors and styles.

Sustainability: Natural hemp bedding made with safe dyes, shipped in FSC certified cardboard packaging.

Materials: 100% Hemp sheets

Sleep soundly in Buffy’s hemp linen sheets. Plus, they even offer a 7-night free trial, so you can test their products before you commit to buying.

We love the selection of colors available in Buffy’s hemp range, from daring reds and purples to calming neutrals.

As a naturally antibacterial fiber, Hemp is naturally resistant to UV light fading, mold, and mildew, so your sheets will retain their freshness even after sleeping.

Sustainability: Hemp sheets made with responsible sourcing and safe working conditions

Materials: 100% Hemp

Jungmaven design cool men and women’s apparel from Hemp and other natural materials. The brand extends its hemp range to bedding and accessories, including hemp blankets, pillowcases, duvets, and sheets.

Jungmaven’s hemp sheets are naturally breathable and soft thanks to their woven design, similar to linen sheets but stronger and more durable.

Sustainability: Hemp fabric sheets made ethically in Portugal

Materials: 100% Hemp

Crate and Barrel hemp bed sheets are lightweight woven and are available in a pillowcase, fitted sheet, and flat sheet styles.

Plus, their pale colors will bring a sense of calm to any bedroom.

Crate and Barrel’s sheets are made by skilled craftspeople in Portugal.

Sustainability: Certified Organic Hemp

Materials: 100% organic Hemp

Eva’s organic hemp sheets are buttery-soft and crisp and woven to 165 GSM for added luxury. In addition, eva’s hemp bedding comes in six nature-inspired shades, from sensual terracotta to vibrant mustard.

Eva’s hemp duvet covers come with handy ties to secure your duvet in place throughout the night.

Sustainability: Non-toxic, organic hemp bedding

Materials: 100% organic hemp and flax bedding

If you want to expand your hemp sheets range to include hemp duvets, sleeping bags, and blankets, then check out Hemp Organic Life.

The Ukrainian brand was founded in 2015 and has expanded its selection of high-quality hemp bedding to include cute hemp pet beds! 

Plus, we love that Hemp Organic Life creates its products without harmful chemicals and produces locally using a small team.

Materials: Fair Trade Certified and 100% GOTS certified organic cotton

Sizes: Twin / Full / Queen / King

Price: from $298

If you’re looking for a cotton comforter without down filling suitable for all seasons, check out the diamond stick organic cotton comforter by Coyuchi.

The cotton comforter, made from 100% Global Organic Textile Standard certified organic cotton, features a diamond stitch pattern and 360 gsm organic cotton batting, which offers a medium weight.

Each size organic cotton comforter comes in three neutral colors, perfect for draping over your bed or using as a duvet insert.

The organic comforter is machine washable and comes in a reusable organic cotton bag.

Also available at Madetrade.com.

Materials: 100% Organic cotton comforter grown and handmade in the USA

Sizes: Twin / Full / Queen / King

Price: from $362

For a 100% organic cotton comforter handmade in the USA, check out Rawganique, one of the world’s leading specialist retailers of organic cotton and natural textiles.

The organic cotton vegan comforter from Rawganique is suitable for all seasons is hypoallergenic and non-toxic. Unfortunately, the duvet insert is not machine washable but can be aired regularly to maintain freshness.

Since 1997 Rawganique has created sustainable textiles ethically in the USA and Europe.

Materials: Fair Trade Certified and 100% GOTS certified organic cotton shell, responsibly sourced 600-fill-power down.

Sizes: Twin / Full / Queen / King

Price: from $498

In contrast to the diamond 100% organic cotton comforter by Coyuchi, the Three Seasons comforter features a GOTS certified organic cotton outer shell encasing a 600-fill-power down filling.

The combination of organic cotton and down ensures this comforter is ultra-soft and voluminous, perfect for cozy nights under the covers.

Also available to shop at Madetrade.com.

Materials: STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified Organic cotton shell filled with a PrimaLoft™, a soft allergy-friendly fiber.

Sizes: Twin / Full / Queen / King

Price: from $298

If you’re looking for an alternative down comforter made with organic cotton, we recommend this comforter from Boll and Branch.

The Down alternative comforter is certified STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®, meaning it is free from harmful substances or toxic chemicals and, therefore, harmless for human health.

Featuring a baffle box construction, the organic cotton shell keeps the soft and fluffy PrimaLoft™ filling perfectly in place for an even distribution of warmth across the whole duvet.

In addition, the comforter is available in the choice of three densities, lightweight, midweight, and ultra weight, so that you can select the perfect comforter depending on your climate.

If you prefer a comforter with down filling, Boll and Branch also create an option you can check out here.

Materials: 100% organic cotton breathable shell exterior, inner is composed of 70% responsibly sourced down and 30% wool

Sizes: Twin / Full / Queen / King

Price: from $297

Birch’s organic cotton duvet insert is an all-season duvet with a responsible down and wool inner encased in an organic cotton shell.

The baffle box stitching keeps the filling in place, and the double-stitched edges give the comforter extra durability.

The organic cotton shell is naturally moisture-wicking, keeping you cool and comfortable for a great night’s sleep.

In addition, this comforter by Birch comes with a 100-night sleep trial and a two-year guarantee, so you can make sure this duvet insert is the right choice for you.

Materials: 100% organic cotton outer shell and GOTS organic wool inner

Sizes: Twin / Full / Queen / King

Price: from $630

If you’re looking specifically for a hypoallergenic comforter, we recommend Takasa. Although the comforter is on the pricier side of some of the recommendations here, the handmade quality and craftsmanship of this organic cotton duvet insert are unrivaled.

This comforter is handmade to order and is climate-neutral. In addition, the comforter is created with GOTS cotton and wool, free from any dyes and chemicals.

Materials: 100% organic cotton outer shell and hypoallergenic 100% Canadian White Down filling

Sizes: Twin / Full / Queen / King

Price: from $299

Sol Organics affordable organic cotton comforter is filled with 100% Canadian White Down and available in two different weights; a summer duvet insert and an all-seasons duvet inset.

Each organic cotton duvet insert is made in Canada from organic materials. In addition, Sol Organics offers a 30-night trial and free shipping on orders.

Materials: Fair Trade and GOTS certified organic cotton pillow cases, shams, and bedding.

Best for: Embroidered pillow cases, striped pillow cases, linen pillow cases

Sizes: Standard pillowcase, Euro, and King size pillowcases

Boll and Branch is an organic bedding brand creating luxury linens for an affordable price.

The brand’s impressive pillowcase selection features dreamy colors and patterns to complement your bedroom and protect your pillows. Boll and Branch’s pillowcases get excellent reviews for both quality and style, with an average rating of 4.9/5 with over one thousand reviews.

Boll and Branch’s pillowcases are Fair Trade certified, GOTS certified, and STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®, which ensures the fabric is made without any harmful chemicals and is safe for humans.

Materials: GOTS Certified Organic cotton pillow cases and shams

Best for: Decorative pillowcases and shams, flannel pillowcases, organic cotton sateen pillow cases

Sizes: Standard, Euro, and King

Coyuchi is another luxury bedding brand specializing in organic cotton pillowcases, sheets, towels, and comforters from organic cotton and linen grown without toxic chemicals.

The brand has perfected its high-quality bedding for three decades, always striving to use more sustainable practices.

Coyuchis Heritage collection is woven from 100% American-grown organic cotton, and its bedding is made ethically in Portugal.

Materials: Smooth, silky, and sustainable bamboo

Best for: Silky pillow cases

Sizes: Standard and King

For silky soft organic pillowcases, check out Ettitude, a brand creating its pillowcases and bedding from sustainable bamboo fibers.

Ettitudes pillow cases are hypoallergenic, free from harmful chemicals, and certified STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®.

Bamboo is an excellent alternative to cotton as it creates silky smooth fibers, requires little irrigation to grow, and is grown without pesticides.

Ettitude offers a 30-night sleep trial, so you can try their smooth and cooling pillow cases before making up your mind.

Materials: GOTS certified Organic cotton pillowcases made in a Fair Trade certified factory

Best for: Affordable organic cotton pillow cases

Sizes: Standard and King pillowcase

If you’re looking for an affordable organic cotton pillowcase, we recommend Pact, a sustainable brand creating clothing, bedding, and bath accessories from GOTS organic cotton. Pact’s pillowcases are available in a cool-to-touch fabric that resists wrinkles, keeping your bed looking freshly made for longer.

Pact’s pillow cases and bedding are available in a range of earthy neutral tones, which will fit seamlessly into your bedroom to create a calming atmosphere.

One thing we love about Pact is its Sweet Dream Guarantee with a 60-day no questions asked returns policy.

Materials: GOTS organic cotton pillow cases

Best for: Natural muted tones, lived-in look, cotton pillowcases

Sizes: Standard, Euro, and King

Female-founded lifestyle and homeware brand Parachute creates stylish products for you and your home.

Parachutes’ stylish bedding range features GOTS organic cotton pillowcases and sheets, garment-dyed with nontoxic dyes to create a dusty muted color palette inspired by nature.

Unfortunately, not all Parachute’s bedding range is organic, but you can easily find a full range of matching organic cotton products on the brand’s website marked with an organic tag.

Parachute currently offers free carbon-neutral shipping and returns on all orders.

Materials: GOTS certified organic cotton pillowcase in a 300 thread count

Best for: Carbon neutral crisp percale pillowcases in natural earthy tones

Sizes: Standard and King

For earthy neutral tones in a crisp percale, take a look at Takasa, a Canadian brand creating dreamy bedding in high-quality GOTS organic cotton free from harmful chemicals.

Each pillowcase is carbon-neutral and ethically made from farm to final product and is certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS).

Takasa offers free shipping and a 60-night trial on its dreamy bedding.

Materials: GOTS organic cotton and OEKO TEX Certified linen

Key Features: Linen pillowcases, Percale organic bed pillow cases, organic cotton pillow cases

Sizes: Standard and King

For smooth, durable organic cotton sheets and pillowcases, check out Sol Organics, a Canadian brand committed to creating luxury bedding at an affordable price.

Sol Organics pillowcases are spun with long-staple fibers, which are stronger and smoother than short-staple fibers. Plus, Sol Organics only uses GOTS Certified Organic Cotton and low-impact organic dyes to create its dreamy bedding.

Sol Organics offers a 30-night trial on its pillowcases and bedding.

Materials: Sustainable Eucalyptus pillowcases

Best for: Temperature regulating, static-free pillows, naturally hypoallergenic, nontoxic pillows

Sizes: Standard, Super king, Square

Ethical Bedding’s pillow cases aren’t made from organic cotton but don’t count the brand out, as Ethical Bedding’s natural pillowcases are super soft, static-free, and hypoallergenic.

We’ve tested their Eucalyptus bedding and pillowcases and love the smooth cooling touch of the Eucalyptus silk fabric. Plus, thanks to the anti-static properties of the bedding, hair is left smooth and manageable when you wake up.

Plus, Ethical Bedding donates 1% of all profits to environmental charity organizations.

Materials: GOTS certified Organic cotton

Best for: Vegan bedding, organic cotton pillow cases, hemp pillow cases

Sizes: Queen and King

Organic textile company Delilah Home creates nontoxic pillowcases made ethically and responsibly from organic cotton.

The brand has a smaller collection of bedding styles than other brands featured. Still, Delilah Home is considered one of the best quality bedding brands in the US, winning Good Housekeepings’ best organic sheet awards in 2021.

Delilah Home offers 30-Day free returns.

Materials: 100% GRS-certified, BPA-free, recycled PET fluffy filling with a smooth Tencel outer shell

Key Features: Affordable vegan comforter created from animal-free sustainable materials. Machine washable.

Cons: Created from recycled plastic, which isn’t biodegradable

Sizes: Twin/TwinXL, Queen/Full, King/Cal King

Price: $129

There’s nothing better than finding a genuinely high-quality and affordable product, and that’s precisely the case with Buffy’s cloud comforter. The vegan brand creates all its products from animal-free materials and gets excellent reviews.

The cloud comforter is soft, cozy, and helps save the planet, with around 50 recycled plastic bottles recycled into the fluffy filling.

Each comforter comes with corner ties to secure a duvet cover in place.

Buffy offers a seven-night free trial on all its products, plus a 100-night returns policy.

If that’s not enough to tempt you to try Buffy, the Breeze vegan comforter gets fantastic reviews, with an average rating of 4.7/5 with over six thousand reviews. Customers love how cool it keeps them on hot nights without losing its soft and cozy feeling.

Materials: PETA-approved renewable bamboo filling

Key Features: 30-night sleep trial, renewable materials

Cons: Some customers say washing the comforter reduces the quality

Sizes: Twin, Queen, King

Price: from $198

Ettitude is a B Corp certified homeware and lifestyle brand, creating products sustainably and ethically from bamboo.

Bamboo is a naturally breathable, hypoallergenic, and renewable material that grows quickly and requires little irrigation, making it an eco-friendly alternative to cotton.

Ettitude’s bamboo comforter is available in two weights, a summer and a winter. The comforter comes with four anchor ties to secure a cover in place; however, customers comment that the insert can move around inside the cover and that the comforter would be improved if the number of ties was increased.

Materials: 100% Plant-based Eucalyptus fibers

Key Features: Sustainable materials, 7-Night free trial, 100% animal-free and vegan

Cons: Not suitable for cold climates

Sizes: Twin, Queen, King

Price: from $199

Meet Buffy, a 100% vegan bedding brand creating dreamy vegan comforters and pillows from animal-free materials.

The Buffy Breeze comforter is the world’s first plant-based duvet insert, engineered to eliminate night sweats throughout the summer months.

The Breeze comforter is created from naturally renewable and thermo-regulation eucalyptus fibers to keep you cool and calm during the summer months. Plus, the duvet insert is entirely biodegradable and compostable.

Like the Cloud comforter, Buffy offers a seven-day free trial of the Breeze vegan comforter and a 100-night returns policy.

Materials: 100% GOTS certified Organic cotton grown in India

Key Features: 360 gsm organic cotton batting, GOTS, and Fair Trade Certified

Cons:

Sizes: Twin, Full, Queen, King

Price: from $298

Finally, sustainable bedding brand Coyuchi has created a vegan comforter made from 100% organic materials.

The brand is well known for its high-quality bedding and textiles; however, it didn’t offer a vegan alternative to its popular comforter range until now.

The Coyuchi Diamond-Stitch Organic Cotton Comforter features 360 gsm organic cotton batting suited for year-round use.

Organic cotton is an eco-friendly alternative to cotton as it requires up to 80% less water to grow and is suitable for sensitive skin as it’s grown without the use of harmful chemicals.

Materials: Natural lyocell filling, recycled materials,

Key Features: Vegan, ethically sourced, hypoallergenic, 3 Weights available.

Cons: On the pricier side but the quality is unmatched.

Sizes: Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, King/Cali King

Price: from $235

Wrap up in cloud-like comfort with Saatva’s organic cotton comforter, which features a blend of pillowy-down alternative fibers and natural lyocell fibers to give the feeling of marshmallow softness.

The Saatva vegan comforter comes in 3 weights, a cool comforter that is perfect for milder climates or warm sleepers, an all-season comforter that works to regulate your temperature throughout the seasons, and an ultra-warm version for your coziest sleep yet.

The cotton shell is constructed with GOTS-certified cotton in a percale, offering breathability with a light, airy finish.

Materials: 100% Organic cotton grown in the USA

Key Features: Handmade in the USA using vegan and natural materials are grown in the USA

Cons: Not machine washable. Expensive compared to other brands on the market

Sizes: Toddler – King (All sizes)

Price: from $362

Rawganiques vegan comforter is handmade with care in the USA using locally grown organic cotton. The duvet comes in a 4 season weight, making it suitable for all year round.

Organic cotton is naturally hypoallergenic and suitable for people with sensitive skin as it doesn’t contain any chemicals or harmful retardants.

Rawganique is a brand that champions the use of ethical production and organic and non-toxic materials.

Materials: Natural fiber filling 30% Kapok, 70% Organic cotton and outer casing 100% Organic cotton

Key Features: Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX®

Cons: Only available for shipping to the UK & Europe

Sizes: 135x200cm

Price: £230

Urbanara creates its vegan comforters from nontoxic natural fibers, including Kapok and organic cotton. Kapok is obtained from Kapok trees that produce large fruit pods containing silk-like fluffy fibers, dried naturally in sunlight.

Combining Kapok and organic cotton gives Urbanaras vegan duvets a lightweight, lofty, and cozy filling while allowing the duvet to be breathable.

In addition to using sustainable materials, Urbanara’s vegan comforter is Standard 100 certified, meaning it’s free from any harmful or toxic chemicals.

Materials: Cotton outer, recycled PET fiber filling

Key Features: Recycled materials, all-season duvet insert, affordable, best down alternative comforter

Cons: Filling can lump and bunch over time

Sizes: Twin/Twin XL, Full/Queen, King/Cali King

Price: $159

The Brooklinen Down Alternative Comforter is perfect for those looking for an affordable vegan comforter or anyone suffering from severe allergies.

The lofty comforter is hypoallergenic and created from sustainable materials, including the recycled PET filling from recycled plastic bottles. Using recycled plastic bottles diverts waste from landfills and oceans and reduces our reliance on non-renewables.

Brooklinen’s comforter is available in three weights, from lightweight for hot sleepers to ultra-warm for those wanting to feel extra cozy and warm.

Price: $348

Sustainability: 100% wool, member of 1% For The Planet, MADE SAFE® seal

Coyuchi’s organic topper is made with naturally hypoallergenic wool, perfect for anyone with sensitive skin.

The organic wool is sourced from Bodega Bay, and washed with non-toxic soaps in a Michigan woll mill using traditional techniques.

Coychi is a member of 1% For The Planet, donating a share of their revenue to environmental causes. 

It’s an ideal organic topper for side sleepers who need a bit more padding, but equally good if you sleep on your back.

Price: $330

Sustainability: 100% organic cotton, natural latex

Saatva makes a range of mattress toppers from a combination of 100% organic cotton, natural Talalay latex, and graphite.

The latex is hypoallergenic and breathable, made from all natural materials. The memory foam is infused with graphite which helps keep the surface of the topper cool, making it perfect for a refreshing sleep.

You can attach it to any mattress, and there’s a 45-day returns policy if the topper isn’t for you.

Price: $468

Sustainability: Water-reducing processes, free range wool

The Boll & Branch mattress topper is the ideal way to bring a layer of comfort to your existing mattress.

It’s made with free-range New Zealand sheep’s wool, and the organic farming practices the company’s suppliers use require 91% less water to produce their toppers compared to a regular mattress topper. 

You can easily attach it to any existing mattress thanks to the handy elastic corner straps, adding comfort and extending the life of your mattress.

There’s also a 100-night risk-free trial.

Price: $129

Sustainability: Made in the USA, OEKO-Tex Certified (free of toxic chemicals), carbon neutral, all organic and natural materials

Turmerry’s 100% organic latex mattress topper is made from recycled, sustainable, biodegradable materials from organically grown rubber trees.

The brand’s latex foam is certified by USDA, OEKO-Tex, Carbon Neutral, and GOLS Certified, and it’s also hypoallergenic. There are no toxic chemicals used.

Turmerry offers a 60 night trial so you can test out your topper, and there’s a 5 year warranty. As well as that, they plant a tree for every purchase, which we love to see.

Price: $249

Sustainability: GOTS Certified organic cotton, GOLS certified organic latex, a range of sustainability certifications

Happsy’s organic mattress toppers use GOTS Certified organic cotton, and GOLS certified latex, making them the ideal alternative to traditional mattress toppers. 

The company has all the organic, sustainable certifications you could ask for: GREENGUARD GOLD, Formaldehyde Free, Climate Neutral Certified, and much more. They’re also a member of 1% for the Planet, giving 1% of their revenue to ecological causes.

Happy’s mattress topper has no chemical smell, even when it’s brand new and is the perfect choice if you need to add extra softness to your existing mattress.

Happsy’s topper gets glowing reviews, and we’re sure you’ll get a great night’s sleep with this on your bed.

Price: Twin from $300

Sustainability: Organic cotton, organic wool, and natural latex, handmade in the USA

Birch’s plush organic mattress topper molds perfectly to your body, formed with 3″ of supporting natural materials, Birch Wool, organic cotton, and high-quality natural latex.

This organic mattress topper is Global Organic Textile Standard and GREENGUARD Gold certified and free from harmful chemicals or polyurethane-based foams.

Each material is chosen for its natural breathability, which allows you to sleep deeply while the topper regulates airflow, stopping you from overheating at night.

Birch is confident you will love their toppers; they offer a 100-night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty with their products.

Price: from $99

Sustainability: Bamboo shell, naturally anti-microbial and hypoallergenic

Panda Life is a sustainable bedding brand using bamboo’s naturally cooling and hypoallergenic properties to create its soft and sustainable mattress topper.

The brand uses an innovative Hydro-foam™ memory material to ensure your mattress topper keeps its shape and your body aligned while you sleep.

Plus, Panda Life toppers come with a 10-year guarantee.

Sustainability: Online marketplace showcasing small batch, ethical, and handmade goods from artisans around the world.

Best for: Natural Rugs, Wall hangings, Throws and Blankets, Throw pillows, Baskets, and sustainable deco

Ships to: U.S. and International

The Citizenry is an online marketplace, bringing you bespoke and unique sustainable home goods from artisans worldwide. Each item is handcrafted and available only in limited numbers to ensure it’s as unique as the people who created it.

The Citizenry is committed to providing fair wages and safe, happy working environments for its artisans. The online marketplace also allows brands to showcase their crafts to an online platform.

Sustainability: Certified B Corporation, 1% for the planet, working with artisans to showcase ethical homewares.

Best for: Sustainable decor, lighting, blankets throws, baskets, wall decoration

Ships to: USA and Canada only

GOODEE is a leading curated marketplace offering ethical homewares and sustainable lifestyle products for eco-conscious living.

This BIPOC-owned, sustainable brand has conscious design at its heart, bringing beautiful, hand-selected, and socially-conscious collections to the modern home. Expect hand-weaved baskets, lampshades, tasteful living room decor, and much more.

As a Certified B Corp, GOODEE meets a high social and environmental performance standard, public transparency, and accountability.

Sustainability: Sustainable home brand creating bed linen and decorations ethically, from natural and organic materials.

Best for: Sustainable tableware, kitchen accessories, furniture, and jute rugs

Ships to: U.S. including Alaska and Hawaii.

Parachute is an affordable, sustainable home decor brand, creating warm cozy homewares from high-quality and natural materials, including organic cotton and linen.

You can expect chic jute rugs and stunning, functional kitchen and dining accessories, each handcrafted by expert craftspeople.

Sustainability: Fair Trade certified, GOTS organic certified, Made Safe products free from harmful chemicals

Best for: Organic cotton throws, bedding, and bath mats

Ships to: The U.S.

If you’re looking to furnish your sustainable home with natural bedding, organic bath towels, rugs, and robes, Coyuchi should be top of your list.

Coyuchi has led the way with natural materials for over thirty years. First founded in California in 1991, Coyuchi has ensured all of its soft organic cotton throws and cotton comforters are all made safe certified, meaning they’re safe for humans and ecosystems, without the use of harmful and toxic chemicals.

As members of 1% for the Planet, Coyuchi contributes 1% of its profit to carefully selected non-profit environmental organizations and charities.

Sustainability: Fair Trade and sustainable home goods available

Best for: Sustainable furniture, natural rugs, fair trade blankets, FSC certified wood bowls, and vases

Ships to: Worldwide

Popular home furnishings brand West Elm, has partnered with Fair Trade factories worldwide, to bring you a sustainable home decor collection made with sustainably sourced materials, including FSC certified wood, and organic cotton.

West Elm has a great range of sustainable home goods, from hand-knotted wool rugs to FSC certified bowls and vases. Each product in the sustainable category is indicated with a descriptive button, making it easier to shop sustainably.

Sustainability: Ethical online marketplace showcasing the best sustainable home decor brands from all over the world

Best for: Wall decorations, wall hangings, ethical baskets, candlesticks, and vases

Ships to: U.S. and Internationally with Stackry

Made Trade is a women-owned, family-run ethical online marketplace showcasing the best selection of sustainable and ethical home decor brands from all over the world.

You can shop and browse sustainable and ethical brands, including BIPOC home decor brands, vegan brands, and more. We love the selection of unique wall hangings and tapestries available on Made Trade. You can shop exclusively for sustainable materials like organic cotton, jute, and hemp, and you can also browse the fantastic selection of upcycled and recycled products created from recycled materials.

Every Made Trade order is Climate Neutral certified and Made Trade donates 1% of its profits to environmental non-profit organizations.

Sustainability: Fair Trade and ethically produced sustainable home goods.

Best for: Fair Trade wall art, artisan textiles, blankets, throws, and cushions

Ships to: The U.S. only

Ten Thousand Villages is an online ethical homeware brand part of the global maker-to-market movement that addresses economic injustice. Ten Thousand Villages makes it easy to shop consciously for ethically-sourced sustainable homeware.

This maker-to-market movement gives artisans in developing countries the chance to earn income by bringing their products and crafts to Ten Thousand Villages’ online platform. Strong, long-term, and fair trading relationships empower makers and artisans to grow their businesses, provide for their families, and strengthen their communities.

Sustainability: Contemporary lighting made from the renewable and sustainable material, cork.

Best for: Lighting, pendant lights, table lamps

Ships to: U.K.

Nove lighting is a British lighting company, creating contemporary designs from natural materials and traditional crafting techniques.

Cork is a sustainable and natural material; it is harvested from a cork tree without harming it. The cork is then taken and crafted by local craftsmen in Portugal and turned into beautiful pendant lights, wall lights, and multidrop pendants, each guaranteed to compliment your home.

Sustainability: Certified B Corp, ethical gifts, and home decorations

Best for: Bespoke and quirky homewares, personalized ethical home goods

Ships to: The U.S.

Uncommon goods is an online ethical and sustainable marketplace to connect makers and their creations with shoppers looking for truly unique home goods.

They have a great selection of custom home decorations, textiles, bespoke wall art, and more.

Through Uncommon Goods Better to Give program, they connect customers with non-profit organizations across the globe. Uncommon Goods will donate $1 to a Better to Give partner of your choice with every purchase you make.

Sustainability: Ethical, Eco-Friendly & Handmade home goods from artisans all over the world.

Best for: Mirrors, lampshades, plant stands, cushions

Ships to: U.K. only

NKUKU is a U.K. sustainable home decor brand, which partners with artisans worldwide to combine timeless designs with traditional skills and natural materials.

NKUKU has a range of unique, ethical, and eco-friendly home goods, including beautiful handcrafted mirrors, natural jute lampshades, and sustainable textiles, perfect to compliment your home.

Sustainability: Ethical, Fair Trade, and Eco-Friendly home goods from small independent businesses.

Best for: Pillows, Lamps, Throws, Baskets

Ships to: the U.S

Fair Trade Winds is an online marketplace offering bespoke home goods which support artisans globally.

As a Fair Trade Federation member, the brand works with 150 artisan organizations in 57 countries worldwide, bringing you the best handcrafted and sustainably sourced home goods and clothing.

The brand has a great collection of unique handmade home goods, from sustainable throws and baskets to quirky lamps and decorations.

Sustainability: Small business creating ethical home goods and clothing in Guatemala

Best for: Natural Rugs, ethical blankets, throws, napkins, and sustainable deco

Ships to: Worldwide

Kakaw is an independent women-led business based in Guatemala. The brand is founded by Mari, who takes inspiration from her Guatemalan roots and works with artisans to create sustainable and ethical homewares and clothing.

Kakaw is a truly unique brand that offers experiences such as rug making and loom decoration making both online and in person.

Materials: 100% Organic organic cotton comforter, filled with 600-fill-power down.

Price: from $478.00

Sizes: Twin, Queen/Full, King/Cal. King

Season: All year round

The Coyuchi Three Season Down Duvet is a lightweight layer you can use all year round. Created from USA-sourced down and a soft 100% organic cotton shell, the three-season duvet will keep you warm and cozy in the winter and cool in the summer.

The down is distributed evenly across the whole duvet, which keeps the duvet looking full of volume without the need for constant fluffing.

Coyuchi is a brand that has been crafting high-quality, organic bedding for over two decades. The organic cotton used is Fair Trade sourced and from traceable, transparent supply chains, meaning the farmers and workers are paid a fair living wage and have safe working environments.

Coyuchi is a 1% For The Planet member, donating a share of their revenue to environmental causes.

Materials: Eucalyptus lyocell fabric with a soft filling crafted from recycled plastic.

Price: from $129

Sizes: Twin, Queen/Full, King/Cal. King

Season: All-season use

Do you want to feel like you’re sleeping on a cloud? Well, now you can with Buffy’s cloud comforter.

With a staggering 20,000 five-star reviews, this is one of the best reviews and affordable organic comforters on the market.

Created using a blend of organic Oeko-Tex certified eucalyptus, which saves up to 10x water than traditional cotton, this duvet does good for the earth.

The marshmallow-soft filling is crafted from recycled plastic. This fluffy filling saves up to 50 bottles from landfills, and without the use of down, this ultra-soft duvet protects 19 geese from plucking, so it is also cruelty-free.

Buffy is offer a free 7-night trial, so you can test the softness before you commit to buying.

Materials: 100% GOTS certified organic cotton, Responsible Down Standard RDS certified down filling.

Price: from $358

Sizes: Queen/Full, King/Cal. King

Season: Three weighted styles for varying climate: Lightweight, Midweight, Ultra weight

Boll and Branch’s organic cotton comforter uses a soft organic cotton, poke-through proof shell, and responsible down standard RDS certified down, so you won’t feel any feathers poking through this soft, cozy comforter.

This organic comforter is 2x cleaner than government standard and has no chemical smell, even when it’s brand new, as the comforter is pre-washed with an eco-friendly Bluesign® certified detergent.

Boll & Branch also produces eco-friendly and organic duvet covers and sheet sets. Their organic duvet insert features handy corner loops, which, when attached to their duvet covers, keeps the comforter secure and in place.

Boll & Branch also offer down alternative comforter options.

Materials: OEKO-TEX Organic cotton comforter with a GRS recycled polyester filling

Price: from $118

Sizes: Twin, Queen/Full, King/Cal. King

Season: Lightweight / All Season / Heavy Weight

If you’re looking for an affordable, sustainable comforter, check out Under The Canopy, who’ve been long-time fan favorites of eco-conscious sleepers since 1996.

The brand has always stayed true to its sustainability goals by ensuring its materials are cruelty-free, ethically sourced, and certified. For example, the organic cotton they use in their snuggly organic comforters is OEKO-TEX certified and free from any harmful chemicals.

Materials: 100% Canadian White Down, GOTS Organic cotton

Price: from $239

Size: Twin, Queen/Full, King/Cal. King

Season: Summer 600 Fill, All seasons 700 fill

Sol Organics creates its organic comforters in Canada from 100% natural and responsibly sourced materials. The Down Comforter is crafted from down mark certified 100% Canadian white down, which gives a luxuriously soft filling.

Sol Organics founders are committed to delivering a sustainable, organic, fair, and transparent supply chain. They do this by only working with suppliers who meet their ethical production standards, paying workers a living wage, and ensuring no child labor is used. You can find out more about how they selected their suppliers here.

This sustainable brand offers a 30 night free trial on their organic comforters, with free carbon-neutral USA shipping on orders over $99.

Materials: Bamboo shell and bamboo lyocell fiber filling

Price: from $168

Size: Twin, Queen/Full, King/Cal. King

Season: Summer weight and winter weight available

Ettitude’s bamboo comforter is a great vegan alternative to down. The comforter outer is created from 100% organic CleanBamboo™, a silky smooth fiber made from bamboo, a fast-growing renewable plant that requires little irrigation, saving water compared to cotton.

The soft PETA-approved vegan filling is a blend of bamboo fibers and lyocell. The duvet comes in two different density sizes; the summer filling is perfect for keeping you cool on hot nights, while the winter duvet will keep you cozy and warm in colder climates.

The brand’s soft, cozy duvet is certified by OEKO-Tex, and it’s also hypoallergenic, free from harmful chemicals, and ideal for sensitive skin.

Materials: 100% Organic cotton outer, 70% responsible sourced down, 30% wool comforter

Price: from $279

Size: Twin, Queen/Full, King/Cal. King

Season: All seasons

Birch’s organic duvet insert is made from non-toxic materials, such as organic cotton and wool, making it perfect for anyone with chemical sensitivity or sensitive skin.

The soft strands of organic cotton are naturally moisture-wicking and breathable, keeping you cool and promoting airflow through the duvet. At the same time, the internal filling blend of premium down and wool filling keeps you cozy all night long.

Birch goes above and beyond in the quality of customer service offered by providing a two-year warranty with their organic comforters.

Materials: Merino wool filling encased in 100% organic cotton

Price: from $391

Sizes: Queen/Full, King/Cal. King

Season: Suitable for all seasons

If you’re looking for an organic wool comforter, check out Piglet’s new merino wool duvet.

Handmade from organic merino wool and encased in a soft organic cotton casing, this comforter is the perfect complement to your organic bedding. Piglet uses Merino wool, a natural fiber, humanely sourced wool from free-range Australian Merino sheep.

Merino wool is a natural thermoregulating material, keeping you warm in cold climates and cool when it’s hot. This super-soft, breathable wool also has moisture-wicking properties, which is excellent for keeping you naturally dry and sweat-free as you sleep.

Wool is naturally cool and dry, meaning it is dust mite-free. Dust mites thrive in moist warm environments, meaning they won’t survive in Piglet’s premium eco wool.

Materials: GOTS certified organic cotton, GOTS organic wool.

Price: from $639

Size: Twin, Queen/Full, King/Cal. King

Season: Summer and Winter options

Takasa’s bespoke organic wool comforters are hand-made to order in the USA, from GOTS organic cotton and GOTS organic wool.

Their luxuriously comfy comforter comes in two different options; the perfect comfort is ideal for keeping cool in warmer climates, while their Great North Warmth option is sure to keep you warm and snuggly during winter months.

The organic cotton and wool duvet is entirely carbon neutral. Takasa does this by offsetting their carbon emissions by giving back to solar power projects in India, clean drinking water initiatives in Cambodia, and supporting reforestation in Zimbabwe. The brand is also a BC Benefit Company, meaning it “commits to conducting its business in a responsible and sustainable way“.

Materials: Oeko-Tex® Certified, Responsible down standard duck down duvets and down alternatives

Price: from $195

Size: Twin, Queen/Full, King/Cal. King

Season: Lightweight and all seasons available

For an organic comforter, you’ll want to wrap up in all day, check out Snowe, an American company handcrafting their comforters in the USA using ethically-sourced down and down alternatives.

Snowe offers two weights to their comforters, an all-season and a lightweight; both are super fluffy and extra cozy, perfect for binge-watching TV all day in.

We hope you enjoyed our organic comforter recommendations, you’re on your way to a good night sleep.

If you’re looking exclusively for vegan comforters or organic cotton comforters we have posts for that too!

If you want to complement your new organic comforter, make sure to check out our guides on pillows, pillowcases, organic bedding, organic mattresses and mattress toppers.

Pricing: $$ – $$

Sizes: Twin, TwinXL, Full, Queen, King, Split King, Cal King, Split Cal King

Sustainability: GOTS & GREENGUARD certified and 100% organic and natural materials.

If you’re looking for a sustainable and organic mattress, it doesn’t get much better than Birch.

Birch handcrafts all of its natural mattresses in the USA using certified organic and natural materials like organic cotton, responsibly sourced wool, and natural latex.

Birch offers a 25-year warranty on its organic mattresses, free shipping, and a 100-night trial.

Pricing: $$ – $$$

Sizes: Twin, TwinXL, Full, Queen, King, Split King,Cal King, Split Cal King

Sustainability: CertiPUR-US® certified foams, non toxic flame retardent, organic cotton cover

Saatva’s Loom and Leaf mattress is a premium, memory foam mattress, made from organic and non-toxic materials.

The mattress has multiple layers of support, and it’s all enclosed in an organic cotton quilted cover, which is hypoallergenic with botanical antimicrobial properties.

Saatva’s natural mattresses are CertiPUR-US® Certified, made with renewable oils and eco-friendly production processes, and the flame protection is made from natural thistle pulp (rather than harsh chemicals).

Each Saatva mattress is made to order in the USA, and on average, they travel less than 100 miles from the production facilities to your home.

Pricing: $$ – $$$

Sizes: Twin, TwinXL, Full, Queen, King, Split King,Cal King, Cal King

Sustainability: Natural mattress created with organic cotton and New Zealand wool

For extra comfort, check out the organic mattress from Parachute. Constructed for pressure point relief, the eco friendly mattress helps to align the spine, support the back and provide foot and head softness.

The mattress is designed with layers of natural New Zealand wool and 100% organic cotton lining and outer. The Parachute organic mattress is perfect for anyone that’s looking for a hypoallergenic mattress and a soft organic sleep.

Parachute currently offers carbon neutral shipping and a 100 night mattress trial.

Pricing: $$ – $$$

Sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King

Sustainability: One of the most eco-friendly mattress brands around. 12+ organic certifications.

PlushBeds is a leading luxury organic mattress company. They handmake all of their mattresses in their California factory, then ship them straight to you.

Less than 1% of mattress companies have organic standards as high as PlushBeds, and we think they’re also one of the most comfortable organic mattress brands out there.

Their mattresses are made from 100% organic latex, and they meet all of the standards of the Global Organic Latex Standard so you can be confident that you’ll have a healthy nights sleep.

PlushBeds are also GOTS Certified, and GreenGuard Gold Certified, among others.

They come in all sizes, from Twin up to California King.

PlushBeds as a company are doing great work, too. As well as ensuring their mattresses are made with sustainable materials, they provide scholarships to students who want to dedicate their time and energy to improving and protecting the natural environment.

They offer free shipping, and free returns if you don’t love them.

Pricing: $$ – $$$

Sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King

Sustainability: OEKO-Tex Certified, 100% natural materials, organic cotton, organic latex

Turmerry’s organic latex mattress is another comfortable organic option.

Most mattresses contain harsh chemicals, glues, and foams. Turmerry’s organic latex mattress is made from 100% natural materials, found or grown in nature.

The core of the mattress is 100% natural certified organic latex, made in a carbon neutral factory. It’s also Oekotex certified.

The mattress is made up of layers of organic cotton, wool, and latex, to provide support and comfort no matter how tired you are. Instead of using classic fire retardant, they use New Zealand wool, known for it’s anti-flammable properties.

One of the most interesting parts of this mattress is that you can rotate the three internal ‘toppers’, depending on how you prefer your mattress – soft, medium, or hard. We’re a big fan of this mattress.

Pricing: $-$$$

Sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King

Sustainability: Foam-free organic mattress, made with ethically sourced and natural materials.

Boll and Branch present their foam-free, organic mattress created with sustainable and natural materials including wool, and natural latex.

This supportive mattress is designed with five individual layers, all working together to provide you with a restful night’s sleep.

A breathable natural wool layer offers cozy support, while the natural latex layer – sourced from trees- provides support and firmness to the mattress.

This organic mattress is equipped with 2000 micro coils that protect your posture; this organic mattress keeps your spine aligned and isolates you from your partner’s movement while sleeping.

Pricing: $$ – $$$

Sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King

Sustainability: Environmentally friendly and hypoallergenic natural Talalay latex hybrid mattress.

The Nolah Natural 11″ is an environmentally-friendly and hypoallergenic mattress made from natural Talalay latex and breathable GOTS-certified organic wool.

The Nolah Natural “differs from previous mattresses in the Nolah range, as it has OEKO-TEX 100 Class 1 certification, meaning the Nolah Natural is free from harmful chemicals and comes wrapped in a luxuriously soft organic cotton cover.

Nolah has also introduced a natural and organic children’s mattress, The Nolah Nurture 10″ kids mattress. Made with healthy and organic materials, the Nuolah Nurture kids mattress has certificates from OEKO-TEX 100 Class 1, GOTS, eco-Institut, Rainforest Alliance, and Cradle to Cradle.

All Nolah products are made proudly in the USA.

Pricing: $$ – $$$

Sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King

Sustainability: GOTS and GOLS Certified materials

Naturepedic is committed to protecting the environment and meets the organic and non-toxic standards of the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) as well as the Global Organic Latex Standard (GOLS). You can feel safe about choosing this organic mattress brand. (You can also check out their website for more information about the standards and certifications they meet).

Naturepedic offers four different types of mattresses that you can choose from.

Each of their mattresses includes natural and organic materials such as organic cotton, wool, latex, and food-grade polyethylene, and some models even include alpaca and cashmere fill. Although polyethylene may be considered non-organic, it does create a waterproof protection. This helps reduce any liquid seeping into the mattress and being absorbed by the wool.

The best part about Naturepedic is that their mattresses have a 10-year warranty. They also offer a modular design. What does that mean? Well, if there is an area on your mattress that needs to be fixed, Naturepedic will send you the replacement part for that mattress instead of having you repurchase an entirely new mattress and throwing your old one out.

Pricing: $$

Sizes: Twin, TwinXL, Full, Queen, King, Split King, Cal King, Split Cal King

Sustainability: GOTS & GOLS natural latex mattress

Avocado’s natural mattresses are handcrafted in California using the highest quality natural and non-toxic materials.

The brand isn’t just committed to creating organic mattresses. They show they’re also committed to ensuring a fair and sustainable supply chain along the way.

The brand is Fair Trade certified and a certified B Corp, which means it meets the highest social and environmental production standards. If that wasn’t enough to show their commitment to the planet, the brand is also climate neutral – offsetting its carbon emissions to combat climate change.

Price: $$ – $$$

Sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King

Sustainability: GREENGUARD Gold Certified, CertiPUR-US.

Tuft & Needle uses third party testing companies to ensure their mattresses meet the highest organic standards. Their materials are GREENGUARD Gold certified and CertiPUR-US®.

Tuft & Needle’s mattresses are different than your standard mattresses, organic, or not. Unlike other brands, Tuft & Needle doesn’t include pocketed foam springs or latex in their mattresses. Instead, they use their exclusive foam, also known as T&N Adaptive® foam, which infuses gel and graphite into the foam layer that keeps your body cool at night but supportive regardless of what type of sleeper you are.

Upon purchase of their mattresses, they give you a 100-night trial, so you can test it out and see how well your body adapts to their innovative technology.

However, if you don’t like your Tuft & Needle mattress after your trial, that’s okay. For returns, Tuft & Needle clean returns, repackage them, and deliver them in person to children’s associations that need them. If they are returned unclean, due to their organic materials Tuft & Needle will recycle the materials into new mattresses.

Pricing: $$ – $$$

Sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King

Sustainability: GOTS Certified, Forest Stewardship Council certified rubber

Holy Lamb Organics mattresses are made from materials sourced globally. Organic cotton, sateen, and canvas fabric are sourced from India, then finished into a textile in a GOTS certified facility.

Their latex is sourced from a Forest Stewardship Council-certified rubber tree farm where only organic fertilizers are used. Their wool is sourced from the USA and New Zealand.

Unlike some companies that manufacture mattresses with wool, Holy Lamb Organics intentionally leave 1% of lanolin in the wool. The lanolin conditions the wool and improves the longevity of the mattress.

The benefits of wool allow heat wicking and temperature regulating, which ensures your body stays cool all night long for a refreshing sleep.

Why?

The benefits of wool allow heat wicking and temperature regulating, which ensures your body stays cool all night long for a refreshing sleep.

Holy Lamb Organics also offers a 20-year warranty that protects against defects in the materials or the workmanship used to create the mattress.

Pricing: $ – $$

Sizes: Full, Queen, King

Sustainability: CertiPUR-US® certified memory foam, Oeko-Tex certified, handmade in California

Signature Sleep is a leader in the sleep industry, with over 50 years of experience. Always evolving their products, Signature Sleep has improved their mattresses by providing their customers with a collection that will guarantee a healthy sleep for anyone. Their mattresses in all their collections contain CertiPUR-US® certified memory foam, and encased coils, which reduce motion transfer.

The Signature Sleep Honest Collection uses natural OEKO-TEX certified wool, coconut, and organic cotton to create a mattress free of any toxic chemicals.

Not only that, but the Honest Collection mattresses include microcoils that eliminate motion transfer so you can ensure that you will never feel your partner, child, or pet toss and turn on your bed ever again.

The combination of natural wool and organic cotton makes it great at absorbing moisture. As a bonus, Signature Sleep Honest Collection includes a mattress cover infused with aloe vera fibers that can help speed up the skin’s healing process. With this mattress handcrafted in California, along with the natural materials used, you can expect Signature Sleep to conform to your signature sleep style, keeping you comfortable throughout the night.

Pricing: $$ – $$$

Sizes: Twin, Full, Queen, King, California King

Sustainability: GOTS and GOLS Certified, GREENGUARD Gold Certified, MADE SAFE seal

Introduced to the US sleep industry 25 years ago, Coyuchi ensures that its products are processed to the strictest environmental standards to offer safe and humane conditions to all sourced material.

Holding certifications such as GOTS and GOLS along with MADE SAFE® seal each customer can ensure that the mattress they purchase is safe from harmful chemicals and toxins that can invade your body.

My Saatva Classic Mattress and Adjustable Base Plus combination make my bedroom cozy and functional.

I elevate my head and feet and gently ease my way into the day before the phone starts ringing. It’s my place of solitude.