We sleep for nearly a third of our life, meaning we spend a considerable amount of time in bed. If you’re keen on making sure your mattress contains the cleanest materials possible, we recommend investing in an organic mattress. To find the best organic mattresses made with certified natural materials, we tested more than 20 options (plus over 100 traditional mattresses) and researched countless more. Of all the beds we’ve seen, the Avocado Green is the best organic mattress overall for 2025. It impressed us most with its hefty lineup of sustainability and safety certifications, plus it excels at providing pressure relief, support and durability for an array of different sleep needs.
Our pick for the best organic mattress overall, the Avocado Green, comes in this pillow-top option.
While the jury is still out on whether the materials in conventional mattresses actually cause any harm, the demand for cleaner sleep continues to grow. When searching for an organic bed, it’s equally important to keep your specific needs and preferences front of mind. Whether you’re a side sleeper or someone with back pain concerns, we included nine other organic mattresses that our experts recommend. Just note that natural material isn’t organic unless it meets select criteria; check out our handy mattress certifications guide for an in-depth look at the most important certifications to look for.
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Best Organic Mattress Overall: Avocado Green (Queen)
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Best Organic Mattress For People Who Switch Between Their Back And Stomach: Birch Natural (Queen)
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Best Organic Mattress For Side Sleepers: Amerisleep Organica (Queen)
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Best Organic Mattress For Back Pain: Nolah Natural (Queen)
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Best Organic Mattress For Hot Sleepers: Saatva Latex Hybrid (Queen)
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Best Firm Organic Mattress: Plank Firm Natural (Queen)
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Best Organic Mattress For Kids: Birch Kids Natural (Twin)
Type: Latex hybrid | Organic certifications: GOTS and GOLS | Firmness: Firm (7), medium (6) or plush (4) | Trial: 365 nights | Warranty: 25 years
Best for:
- Sleepers with back pain
- All sleeping positions
- People who enjoy a bouncier mattress
Skip if:
- You frequently move or rotate you mattress (it’s heavier than others we tested)
The Avocado Green earned our title for the best organic mattress overall because every detail is made with sustainability in mind. The mattress sports an impressive number of eco-conscious certifications, including ones from Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), Global Organic Latex Standard (GOLS), Made Safe and Greenguard Gold, indicating that all the materials used are free of harmful substances. What’s more, it’s Fair Trade certified, meaning that the factories used to assemble the mattress promote sustainable practices, safe working conditions and livable wages.
The best part: These organic and eco-friendly certifications don’t come at the expense of comfort. During testing, we found that the Avocado Green is supportive with a buoyant feel. “The Avocado Green keeps my hips lifted and in line with my shoulders, while the latex and thick cover provide a gentle touch,” says Forbes Vetted mattress and sleep editor Bridget Chapman, while testing the firm version of the mattress.
Because the Avocado Green comes in three firmness options, it can accommodate many different sleep styles. The standard firm model is a good choice for stomach sleepers, while the medium and plush varieties are a better pick for back and side sleepers who need a bit more pressure relief. Mattress updates writer Alexandra Garrett, who tested the firm model, said, “I was immediately impressed with the bed’s buoyant feel. Whether I laid on my stomach, back or side, I felt comfortable, lifted and supported.” It’s worth noting the medium and plush models do come at an additional cost at $2,099 and $2,899, respectively, when not on sale. For further insights, read our Avocado Green Mattress review.
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Type: Latex hybrid | Organic certifications: GOLS | Firmness: Medium-firm (6 to 7) | Trial: 100 nights | Warranty: Lifetime
Best for:
- People who prefer sleeping on their back or stomach
- Hot sleepers, thanks to its breathable construction
Skip if:
- You’re a strict side sleepers (it’s a little too firm)
Combination sleepers need a mattress that can support most sleeping positions and lets you comfortably shift from one spot to the next. Of all the organic mattresses we’ve considered for this list, the Birch Natural mattress impressed us most for people who switch between their back and stomach because of its versatile medium-firm feel and buoyant support. “Birch delivers a true latex foam feel that makes you feel lifted and supported with just enough cushion from the wool batting to provide ample comfort and pressure relief,” says sleep and mattress editor McKenzie Dillon.
Like the Avocado Green Mattress, this option from Birch is made with Greenguard Gold and Global Organic Latex Standard (GOLS) certified materials, meaning it’s free of harmful chemicals and substances. Its cotton cover and wool layers add a touch of comfort and breathability, while its organic latex and core of 1,000 individually wrapped coils offer substantial support and pressure relief. “As a stomach sleeper I find the mattress supportive and comfortable, but it’s likely too firm for those who favor their side,” says Dillon. If you’re a strict side sleeper, the Birch Natural Luxe is a better choice due to its softer feel.
Amerisleep
Amerisleep Organica (Queen)
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Type: Latex hybrid | Organic certifications: None | Firmness: Medium (6) | Trial: 100 nights | Warranty: 20 years
Best for:
- People with shoulder or hip pain, thanks to its exceptional pressure-relieving abilities
- Lightweight individuals
Skip if:
- You’re seeking an organic mattress with GOTS or GOLS certifications
As a diehard side sleeper, I can’t stress enough the importance of a pressure-relieving bed. By cushioning sensitive joints, a side sleeper-friendly mattress eliminates much of the stress felt on the hips and shoulders, which minimizes morning aches and pains. Speaking of which, we found that the Amerisleep Organica is the most ideal organic option for avid side sleepers because it combines coils with wool and Talalay latex comfort layers to provide more pressure relief than you’d expect from a latex hybrid bed. It’s soft enough to cradle your knees, hips and shoulders but supportive enough to keep you in proper alignment.
The latex used inside the mattress is certified by the Rainforest Alliance and Eco-Institut, meaning that it’s sustainably produced, while the wool holds an OEKO-Tex Standard 100 certification, indicating that it’s been tested for harmful substances. Unlike other mattresses in this guide though, the Amerisleep Organica doesn’t currently hold a GOTS or GOLS certification.
Type: Latex hybrid | Organic certifications: GOLS | Firmness: Medium (6) | Trial: 120 nights | Warranty: Lifetime
Best for:
- Individuals with back or joint pain
- Side sleepers who switch to their back
- People who sleep warm
Skip if:
- You prefer to choose your firmness level (it’s only available in medium)
According to our sleep experts, a good mattress for back pain needs to provide a balance of pressure relief and support to keep the spine comfortable while in a neutral alignment. Of all the organic mattresses on our list, we felt that the Nolah Natural mattress does this best. “The Nolah Natural reminds me of one of my favorite beds that no longer exists. It offers a bouncy, supportive latex foam feel with more pressure relief and cushion than other models I’ve tested—almost like it’s a blend of memory foam and latex foam,” says Dillon.
The bed is made with pressure-relieving organic Talalay latex, which is great for sleepers with chronic back and joint pain. It also features zoned coils at the base to deliver targeted support to high-pressure areas along the spine. Moreover, the Nolah Natural excels at regulating body temperature, thanks to its cotton cover and hole-punched latex layers, meaning it’s a good pick for hot sleepers.
My Green Mattress
My Green Mattress Kiwi Organic (Queen)
Type: Latex hybrid | Organic certifications: GOTS and GOLS | Firmness: Medium-firm (7) | Trial: 365 nights | Warranty: 20 years
Best for:
- People seeking a nice balance of support and comfort
- Individuals who enjoy a medium-firm feel
- People who switch between their side, back and stomach
Skip if:
- You’re a hot sleeper (it sleeps warmer than Talalay latex beds)
While most of the beds on our list are hybrid mattresses, we especially appreciate the balanced all-around feel of the My Green Mattress Kiwi Organic, making it our pick for the best organic hybrid mattress. In particular, we like how it’s both supportive and comfortable with a zoned coil system and GOLS- and Oeko-Tex-certified Dunlop latex comfort layer. The coils ensure that the body stays in neutral alignment, while the latex layer provides pressure relief for a “best-of-both-worlds” feel that caters to a variety of sleepers.
While it’s quilted GOTS-certified organic cotton and wool mattress cover lends a touch of breathability, it does sleeps warmer than other mattresses on our list. This is because Dunlop latex tends to be firmer and warmer than Talalay latex. If you’re a hot sleeper or someone who sweats at night, we recommend looking at an organic mattress with more cooling features, such as the Saatva Latex Hybrid.
Saatva
Saatva Latex Hybrid (Queen)
Type: Latex hybrid | Organic certifications: GOTS and GOLS | Firmness: Medium (6) | Trial: 365 nights | Warranty: Lifetime
Best for:
- Hot sleepers and people who sweat at night
- Back and stomach sleepers
- People who enjoy a supportive, bouncy feel
Skip if:
- You need a bed quickly (it’s made to order and takes longer to ship)
Hot sleepers need a mattress that keeps them cool and curbs the dreaded night sweats. While most latex mattresses naturally sleep cooler than their memory foam counterparts, our favorite organic mattress for hot sleepers is the Saatva Latex Hybrid. It’s almost made entirely of sustainable materials that are certified organic, natural and recycled. In fact, the mattress holds certifications from GOTS, GOLS, Eco-Institut and Greenguard Gold. Its zoned pocketed coils are made with recycled steel, while its comfort layers are made of certified organic latex, cotton and wool. The combination of the bed’s moisture-wicking, eco-friendly materials and breathable coil base makes the Saatva Latex Hybrid among the coolest organic mattresses on the market.
Cooling abilities aside, we found that it performed well in several other categories. “The Saatva Latex Hybrid tested well for responsiveness—its buoyant feel makes it easy to move around on,” says Chapman. “I found it to have a slightly firmer feel, which is most comfortable while back or stomach sleeping. It also showed strong edge support, so you can sit or sleep near the edge of the bed without issue.”
Plank
Plank Firm Natural (Queen)
Type: Latex hybrid | Organic certifications: GOTS | Firmness: Firm (8) and medium-firm (6) | Trial: 120 nights | Warranty: 10 years
Best for:
- All sleep positions
- People who want two firmness levels in one mattress
Skip if:
- You prefer a softer mattress with more pressure relief (neither side is soft)
The regular Plank Firm is our all-around favorite firm mattress of 2025, and the natural version of this bed adds a few eco-conscious touches to appeal to sustainable-mined sleepers. The mattress features organic cotton and wool at the very top and bottom of the bed, while the middle has layers of natural latex and a core of encased coils. Like the Plank Firm, the Plank Firm Natural mattress is supportive and durable. It also features a flippable design that allows you to choose between a medium-firm feel, which the brand rates a 6 out of 10 on its firmness scale, and a firmer feel that’s rated an 8 out of 10. “Both sides of the Plank Firm Natural had a similar firm feel—with the extra-firm side being just a touch firmer,” says Chapman. The medium-firm side is best for back sleepers who need both lift and cushioning, while the firm side is best for stomach sleepers who need optimal support.
In our experience, the Plank Firm Natural also checked many boxes for couples and people who toss between different sleeping positions. “It’s a really bouncy bed, so combination sleepers can move around with ease. It also tested well for edge support, so you can use the full surface of the mattress. And to my surprise, it did a good job isolating motion, too,” says Chapman.
Eco Terra Beds
Eco Terra Hybrid Latex (Queen)
Type: Latex hybrid | Organic certifications: GOLS and GOTS | Firmness: Medium (5) or medium-firm (6) | Trial: 90 nights | Warranty: 15 years
Best for:
- Side and back sleepers
- Couples, thanks to its versatile feel
Skip if:
- You need a longer trial period (Eco Terra’s is about 10 nights shorter than the industry standard)
Because organic mattresses are made with high-quality, sustainable materials, they can be a little pricy. However, there are more affordable beds that are still worth considering, like the Eco Terra Hybrid Latex mattress. It has similar certifications to the Avocado Green, our favorite organic mattress overall, but it’s considerably less expensive. “It has that nice balance of support and plushness you want from a hybrid mattress, but without any worry about the chemicals found in memory foam,” says Forbes Vetted senior baby gear editor Margaret Badore, who has been sleeping on the Eco Terra Hybrid with her husband for over three years. “Compared to other mattresses made with the same organic materials, it’s also a great value.”
Similar to many other organic mattresses, the Eco Terra Hybrid is completely free of synthetic foams, as well as any chemical flame retardants or adhesives. Additionally, it earned certifications from GOLS, GOTS and Oeko-Tex Standard 100, meaning it’s made with organic latex, cotton and wool that’s been tested for harmful substances. The Eco Terra Hybrid Latex mattress comes in two comfort levels, medium or medium-firm. Generally, we recommend the medium model to sleepers who prefer a softer, plusher bed and the medium-firm model to those who appreciate a bit more support.
PlushBeds
PlushBeds Botanical Bliss (Queen)
Type: Latex | Organic certifications: GOLS and GOTS | Firmness: Medium (5.5) or medium-firm (8) | Trial: 100 nights | Warranty: Lifetime
Best for:
- Individuals looking for a hotel-like bed
- People with back and joint pain concerns
- Sleepers who switch between their back and side
Skip if:
- You prefer a traditional mattress feel (this bed contains a latex core instead of coils)
If you’re searching for a more lavish sleep experience, we recommend the PlushBeds Botanical Bliss mattress. Made with a thick GOLS-certified latex core instead of coils, the bed provides a good amount of pressure relief and support that makes falling asleep a little more luxurious. It comes in two comfort levels and three heights to cater to a variety of sleep preferences. According to PlushBeds, the medium option is ideal for side sleepers, who need ample cushioning to relieve pressure around the hips and shoulders, and the medium-firm model is ideal for back or stomach sleepers, who both need more support. “I found the PlushBeds Botanical Bliss in the medium model to have a true medium-firm feel,” said Chapman. “It felt a little firmer at first, but as I settled into the bed, the layers cradled my joints—this mix of support and pressure relief felt especially comfortable back sleeping. Combination sleepers should also like this bed since you don’t feel stuck in any given position.”
Similar to our top pick, the Avocado Green, the PlushBeds Botanical Bliss holds a host of organic and eco-conscious certifications, including ones from GOLS, GOTS, Greengaurd Gold, Eco-Institut and Control Union.
Birch
Birch Kids Natural (Twin)
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Type: Latex hybrid | Organic certifications: GOLS | Firmness: Soft and firm | Trial: 100 nights | Warranty: Lifetime
Best for:
- Children ages 3 to 12 years old
- Parents seeking a bed their child can grow into
Skip if:
- You need a larger mattress (it only comes in twin and full sizes)
The Birch Kids Natural mattress is one of our favorite beds for children overall. Named the “most comfortable mattress for kids” in our guide to the best children’s mattresses, the Birch Kids Natural features a flippable, dual-sided design to provide the appropriate combination of comfort and support for children of all ages. One side of the mattress is firmer for kids ages 3 to 7. For 8- to 12-year-old kids, the mattress can be flipped to the other side, which has a softer feel. Both sides of the bed are fitted with a hypoallergenic cotton mattress cover and layers of wool, which acts as a natural flame retardant, so there’s no need for harsh chemicals or fiberglass as a fire barrier.
Forbes Vetted deputy editor Rose Gordon Sala, who has an extensive resume reviewing kids and parenting products, selected this mattress for her daughter. “She loves the responsiveness of the Talalay latex, which has provided the best comfort for her side sleeping position,” Sala says. “She’s a tween athlete and growing fast, and we both noticed that she wakes up with fewer aches and pains after we switched to a natural Birch mattress.”
Other Organic Mattresses We Considered
We’ve tested over 100 mattresses, including more than 20 organic beds, to determine the best organic options available in 2025. While the mattresses listed above are our favorites, the following models were top contenders during our selection process.
- Saatva Zenhaven: This organic mattress is flippable with a different firmness level on each side: one is luxury plush while the other side is gentle firm. It also comes with an ergonomically-designed support layer on both sides for targeted relief and support. Made with GOTS- and GOLS-certified materials, it’s a great choice stomach sleepers. That said, it’s pricier than most of the models on our list heavy and requires at least two people to move and flip.
- Coyuchi Natural REM: I’ve had this mattress in my guest room for a month, and so far, I’ve heard positive feedback from each guest who has slept on it. It’s less bouncy than other organic latex mattresses I’ve tested (like the Avocado Green and Birch Natural); however, it’s equally supportive and pressure relieving, especially for back-sleeping. It’s also GOTS- and GOLS-certified.
- PlushBeds Royal Bliss: Similar to the PlushBeds Botanical Bliss, this mattress feels luxurious, and it’s made with a combination of organic materials for a healthier overall sleep experience. Its profile is thicker and more plush than the Botanical Bliss, making it an ideal choice for side sleepers, but the extra height comes at an additional expense. It’s more expensive than the Botanical Bliss at $7,999 for a queen size.
Why Trust Forbes Vetted
At Forbes Vetted, our writers and editors have spent thousands of hours testing and researching products for our mattress and sleep stories. We lean on our own experience, as well as the expertise of certified pros and medical professionals whenever possible. Here’s why you should trust us:
- Our mattress and sleep editors Bridget Chapman and McKenzie Dillon are certified sleep science coaches and prolific mattress testers who have tested more than 120 mattresses between them. Together, they oversee this guide and its updates.
- Executive strategy editor Lindsay Boyers and senior strategy editor Katie Simpson also help maintain our library of mattress guides. Like Chapman and Dillon, Boyers is a certified sleep science coach with a background in mattress testing. Simpson also has a background in mattress testing, including testing over 100 mattresses.
- Author of this guide and mattress and sleep updates writer Alexandra Garrett, also has mattress-testing experience. Garrett has tested more than 33 beds for Forbes Vetted, including several beds on this list like the Avocado Green and Birch Natural.
- We consulted with Dr. Samantha Parker Lane, M.D. at Memorial Hermann Health System, for her insights on what to consider when shopping for an organic mattress.
- We frequently monitor this story and our top picks for accuracy and currency. It was last updated in May 2025.
How We Chose The Best Organic Mattresses
When putting together this list, we researched products from trusted mattress brands. Our initial filter was to ensure every mattress held the proper organic certifications, but that was just the beginning.
- We thoroughly examined each mattress, assessing specific criteria such as organic mattresses for back pain, hot sleepers and more. To do this, we evaluated the height and firmness of the mattresses, as well as its organic certifications and materials used to make sure each bed was optimally designed for key factors like pressure relief, spine alignment and support.
- As seasoned mattress testers, we’ve reviewed hundreds of mattresses and over 20 certified organic beds. While compiling this list, we tapped into our sleep team’s personal experiences with these organic mattresses and compared their insights to customer reviews to determine which ones should make the final cut. For more information on our review process, see our guide on how we test and score mattresses.
- Because sleep needs are unique, we made sure to recommend a variety of organic beds to suit different sleep positions, preferences and budgets. We also considered a company’s trial period and warranty policies to make sure you have ample time to test the mattress in your home, worry-free.
What To Consider When Shopping For The Best Organic Mattress
An organic mattress is manufactured with natural materials that are produced in a way that meets reputable certification standards. This oftentimes means without the use of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, among other criteria. They’re also more sustainable and renewable than conventional mattresses. Below, see the most important aspects to consider when choosing the right organic mattress for you.
Organic And Environmental Certifications
There are two main types of organic certifications that you see on organic mattresses: Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and Global Organic Latex Standard (GOLS). Both certifications use third parties to verify that a mattress is responsibly produced without using synthetic pesticides, herbicides and other harmful chemicals.
- Global Organic Textile Standard: This certification is the benchmark for organic cotton, wool and other fabrics. It ensures that mattresses labeled as “organic” have a minimum of 95% certified organic fibers.
- Global Organic Latex Standard: This certification applies to latex. It ensures that an organic mattress contains at least 95% certified organic latex. Like GOTS, it also requires that the bed is produced consciously from start to finish.
Outside of GOLS and GOTS, there are a handful of other certifications you may come across when shopping for an organic mattress.
- Made Safe: This certification covers everything from skincare to mattresses and bedding and certifies that a product avoids or limits the use of over 6,500 harmful substances.
- Eco-Institut: This certification is awarded to products that are free of toxic chemicals. They’re also laboratory-tested for low pollutants and emissions.
- Greenguard Gold: To make sure a mattress is safe for schools and healthcare settings, this certification checks for more than 11,000 chemicals and over 360 volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
- Oeko-Tex Standard 100: Mattresses with this certification are rigorously tested for harmful substances. Because Oeko-Tex updates its standards each year, certificates must be renewed annually.
- Rainforest Alliance: This certification checks that the latex used to make a mattress is harvested from trees in a way that doesn’t contribute to deforestation and ecosystem loss.
Organic Mattress Types
Mattresses come in an array of constructions, including hybrid, memory foam, innerspring and latex. That said, the most common type of constuction for organic mattresses is hybrid and latex.
- Hybrid: When shopping for organic mattresses, hybrid mattresses tend to be the most popular. Unlike regular beds that generally use memory foam as a comfort layer, organic hybrid mattresses often use natural latex. An organic hybrid typically consists of a cotton cover with layers of wool, latex and a base made of coils or latex. These layers provide varying levels of pressure relief, comfort and support.
- Latex: It’s common to see an 100% natural latex mattress with an organic label. Natural latex comes from a rubber tree and can be produced to meet organic standards. Different types of latex provide different firmness levels. Dunlop latex tends to be firmer than Talalay latex, so depending on your firmness preference, you may want to steer toward one or the other.
Organic Mattress Materials
There are several materials you’ll encounter most while shopping for an organic bed. Below, we break down the three most common categories.
- Cotton: Cotton is mostly used as a material for the mattress cover. It’s a popular fabric since it’s soft and breathable. Look for certifications like GOTS or similar third-party certifications to ensure it’s organic.
- Wool: In an organic mattress, wool is another popular fiber because it acts as a natural flame retardant. Mattresses are required to pass flammability standards, and wool is a good choice for a natural option instead of chemical sprays or fiberglass. Wool is also breathable and helps regulate body temperature, making it a good choice for bedding. Like cotton, look for organic certifications if that’s something of importance because not all wool is organic.
- Latex: Latex is often used in place of memory foam as a natural option in organic mattresses. However, synthetic latex does exist. If you’re set on buying an organic mattress, be sure the manufacturer is using natural or (even better) certified organic latex. Latex labeled “natural” means it came from a rubber tree, but it may not be organic.
Firmness
Organic mattresses usually use latex, a natural material that’s harvested from trees. Latex mattresses tend to be medium-firm to firm, but you can still find a wide range of soft to firm options to suit your preferences. If you want a softer organic mattress, look for pillow top options. These usually have a wool layer that adds additional padding on top of the latex.
Sleep Position
How you lie at night influences the type of mattress you should buy, and accommodating your sleep position is key to a good night’s rest. “Poor sleep posture can lead to neck and back pain, limit your mobility and increase fatigue throughout the day,” says Dr. Samantha Parker Lane, M.D. at Memorial Hermann Health System.
Side sleepers do best with a softer mattress to cushion their joints (especially their shoulders and hips). Meanwhile, stomach sleepers benefit from a firmer feel to keep their pelvis level with the rest of their body. Back sleepers should try a medium-firm mattress for a balance of comfort and support, a firmness that also suits combination sleepers. As far as latex mattresses go, Dunlop is generally firmer and more supportive than Talalay, although there are beds that use softer variations of Dunlop latex, too.
Price
Due to the high quality of materials used and the complex process of following compliance standards for third-party certifications, organic mattresses are more expensive than memory foam or innerspring beds. Even the least costly options fall into the upper mid-range price brackets. However, you can often save during mattress sales, which occur year-round. In particular, keep an eye out for markdowns during Cyber Week and long holiday weekends like those surrounding Labor Day, Memorial Day and Martin Luther King Day.
More Organic Sleep Essentials
Your mattress is just one component of your sleep environment: If you’re goal is cleaner sleep, we also recommend reevaluating your bedding. Similar to traditional mattresses, some materials found in non-organic pillows, sheets and blankets can contain potentially harmful chemicals. Below, we break down features to consider when shopping for organic bedding. For more specific recommendations, check out our guides to the best organic pillows and organic sheets.
Organic Pillows
A good pillow encourages healthy alignment between your head, neck and spine, which will look slightly different depending on your sleeping position. Back and stomach sleepers typically need a pillow with a lower loft, while side sleepers benefit from a higher loft. An organic pillow checks those boxes while sporting third-party certifications that vouch for their clean materials and sustainable manufacturing processes.
Similar to organic mattresses, common certifications to keep an eye out for are: Global Organic Textiles Standard (GOTS) and Global Organic Latex Standard (GOLS), which verify that the majority of the materials are 100% organic. If you prefer down pillows, look for options that are certified by the Responsible Down Standard (RDS), an organization that makes sure the down and feathers used inside the pillow are sourced from responsible farms that consider the welfare of the ducks and geese.
Organic Sheets And Blankets
Similar to other types of organic bedding, many organic sheet sets and blankets hold certifications from GOTS and RDS, as well as ones from other third-party organizations such as Made Safe, Fair Trade and more. Organic sheets also come in all sorts of materials and designs to fit your preferences, ranging from silky, sateen weaves to warm-sleeping flannel fabrics. As for blankets, there are thinner, more lightweight options fit for warm weather and thicker choices for cooler temps.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is It Worth It To Get An Organic Mattress?
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Is It Worth It To Get An Organic Mattress?
If you’re looking to eliminate toxins from your home or deal with serious allergies, an organic mattress is a worthwhile investment. These beds rely on naturally-derived and organically-produced materials, which means they don’t have many of the chemicals that can be associated with certain health risks like asthma. They also reduce your exposure to the off-gassing that com