There’s nothing like sinking into a fresh, cozy bed after a long day. If only that soothing feeling could last forever. Unfortunately, for many of us, the comfort of our bed can quickly diminish with time. If you're looking for a way to make your bed cozier and more breathable, sustainable bedding may be the answer. Not only does it help create a naturally hypoallergenic sleep environment, but it also supports eco-friendly practices that can reduce your exposure to harmful chemicals. This article will explore the best sustainable bedding options to help you create a comfortable, stylish, and eco-conscious bedroom that supports restful sleep and aligns with your sustainable lifestyle values. So, How to Make Your Bed More Comfortable?
Of course, when it comes to sustainable bedding, Yumerest’s cloud-like fluffy duvets are a valuable tool for achieving your objectives. These cozy duvets are made with 100 percent organic cotton and filled with a proprietary blend of naturally hypoallergenic materials that mimic the plush comfort of down without harmful chemicals or allergens.
30 Best Sustainable Bedding Brands
1. Yumerest: The Duvet That's Good For The Planet and Your Sleep
Yumerest's PureFlow Duvet transforms your bedroom into a luxurious sanctuary. Its exceptional 5 kg filling envelops you in cloud-like softness, promoting more profound, restorative sleep. This premium Canadian duvet stands apart from competitors like Happy Fluffy Cloud and Hush through its ethically sourced northern down, which perfectly regulates temperature year-round, never too hot, just perfectly cozy.
Crafted by expert artisans with techniques perfected since 1946, our duvets combine traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation for an unparalleled sleeping experience.
Your All-in-One Solution for Deeply Restorative Sleep
The PureFlow bundle, featuring our heavenly duvet, elegant cover, and calming sleep mist, creates a complete sleep sanctuary that helps busy professionals and parents finally achieve the rejuvenating rest they deserve. Get deep sleep every night with our cloud-like soft fluffy duvets.
2. Avocado: Eco-Friendly Comfort
Mattress industry leader Avocado is rounding out its incredible home goods with bedding. Made of GOTS-certified organic linen, hemp, or cotton, you can find the best organic sheets, pillowcases, duvet covers, and inserts here, all of which are fully climate-negative. And if you’re looking to splurge, we suggest the organic superfine bedding sets crafted with 1,000 threads per inch.
Meticulously made and incredibly comfortable, try this B Corp’s bedding out for 100 nights or your money back. Avocado is also MADE SAFE & Fair Trade Certified.
3. Quince: Affordable Organic Cotton Bedding
Quince is your one-stop shop if you’re looking for affordable organic cotton in finishes for every season. Deck your bed in cool and crips percale or cozy up in warm, soft flannel, both made from 100% certified organic cotton and free from harsh chemicals.
Quince bedding is created using windmill-powered green energy and finished without harsh pesticides, GMOs, or toxins (think formaldehyde, more common than you’d think). Their bedding line also includes versatile washed linen or silky bamboo.
4. Under the Canopy: Attractive Organic Bedding Sets
Under the Canopy offers a wide selection of organic cotton covers and fair-trade linen sheets. With accessible pricing and a longstanding dedication to organic bedding that withstands rigorous certifications, these sets are perfect for your all-natural home.
There are no dangerous chemicals, harm, or toxins here, just quality sheets in pretty pastels and neutrals. Plus, there is free shipping and simple returns!
5. West Elm: Modern Organic Textiles
West Elm is a powerhouse known for its modern, clean styles. Its bedding sets are made in certified Fair Trade facilities from 100 percent organic cotton, Tencel, and linen. These sheets' seasonal styles and neutral colors are perfect for any room, and the organic duvet covers (woven from GOTS-certified textiles into gorgeous textures) are our favorites! Shipping is free, and returns are easy peasy.
6. Pact: Soft, Organic Cotton Bedding
Whether you’re outfitting your bed in Pact’s sheets, shams, or duvet covers, the company’s soft fabrics are all made with 100 percent organic cotton in a Fair Trade-certified factory. Choose from crisp percale, smooth sateen, or stretchy jersey. Nevertheless, you are most likely to sleep!
Pact doesn’t use harmful pesticides and fertilizers, so there is little water pollution or waste.
7. Sijo: Eucalyptus Sheets for Hot Sleepers
Sijo knows that temperature regulation is one of the primary concerns for many sleepers, so they make it easy to ditch the night sweats with their sustainable, Airyweight eucalyptus sheet sets. Made from the pulp of FSC & PEFC-certified eucalyptus wood, the TENCEL™ Lyocell sheets are cool, soft, and moisture-wicking by nature, not to mention:
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Eco-friendly
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Hypoallergenic
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Naturally antimicrobial
We’ve snuggled up with Sijo and can vouch for their softness. The Tencel comforter is lightweight and soft, keeping us at the just-right temperature all night.
8. Parachute: Luxury Organic Bedding
Parachute is a TGT fave for sustainable, luxury comforts. Their conscious materials include organic cotton and natural linen, and their site has a handy fabric guide for finding the perfect finish for your desired sleep temperature.
Parachute's Portuguese Heritage and Commitment to Quality Bedding
All Parachute bedding is made in a small, family-owned factory in northern Portugal. It combines time-honored cultural traditions with updated technology to create the most luxurious bedding you can enjoy for a lifetime. Our founder recently upgraded to parachute linen sheets and loves the soft hand-feel and gorgeous colorways.
9. Boll & Branch: Fair Trade Certified Bedding
Boll & Branch’s stunning sateen sheets will make you feel cozy and cool, we know because we reviewed them ourselves! The 100 percent organic cotton bedding feels like sleeping on a comfy cloud, and we love the embroidered and eyelet options for added elegance.
While Boll and Branch receive our top-quality marks, the colors always seem slightly off in the photos.
Boll & Branch was named the first-ever linen manufacturer to be fully Fair Trade Certified, and the packaging is FSC-certified and recyclable. Free shipping, free returns, and a 30-night risk-free trial.
10. Coyuchi: Soft Organic Bedding for All Ages
Coyuchi has the softest organic bedding you’ll dream about (no pun intended) all day long. Organic cotton and linen are crafted into countless bedding designs, from their Organic Print Percale sheets to their Cloud Brushed Flannel styles. Add a touch of comfort to your living room, too, with the classic blankets and throws.
With styles for babies, teens, and parents, Coyuchi bedding is safe for everyone. This Fair Trade & MADE SAFE certified brand offers free shipping on orders over $300 and free returns.
11. The Citizenry: Artisan-Made Bedding
Whenever we’re looking for dreamy, sustainable, and ethical bedding, we head to The Citizenry. From stonewashed French flax linen duvets to organic Turkish cotton bundles, you can find whatever you need for your best night’s sleep.
Fair Trade Bedding with Convenient Shipping and Returns
All products are ethically made in partnerships with artisans and family-run mills worldwide, where employees are paid more than double the average wage, and The Citizenry’s bedding is fair trade certified by the World Fair Trade Organization. Enjoy free US shipping and free 30-day returns.
12. Bed Threads: High Quality, Breathable Bedding
Bed Threads keeps it cool with flax linen sheets that use less water and fewer pesticides than other fabrics. The brand operates with carbon-neutral manufacturing and plastic-free packaging, and lets you mix and match 25 naturally dyed colors to build your perfect bundle.
13. Nest Bedding: Affordable Organic Bedding
Nest Bedding is a family-owned bedding company established in 2011, focused on organic, natural, and affordable bedding, such as organic sheet sets and blankets free from toxins. Nest Bedding chooses materials that are CertiPUR-US certified and Fair Trade Certified. Showrooms are in:
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California
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Texas
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Minnesota
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Illinois
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Ohio and more
14. Delilah Home: Eco-Friendly Bedding Made From Organic Fibers
Named after founder Michael Twer's rescued golden retriever, Delilah Home is dedicated to creating eco-friendly linens and textiles made from 100 percent organic cotton or hemp. Made in Portugal using sustainable manufacturing practices, Delilah's products are safe for people with allergies and sensitivities and free from harmful chemicals.
Delilah Home donates 10 percent of its profits to local charities, such as 1% for the Planet, and is Green America certified.
15. Brooklinen: Durable Organic Cotton Bedding
Brooklinen only uses 100 percent long-staple cotton and single-ply yarn for its sheets, ensuring long-lasting sheets that get softer with every wash. Brooklinen's bedding is also OEKO-TEX Standard certified and GOTS-certified. The company partnered with Good360, a nonprofit that keeps usable goods out of landfills and distributes returned products to nationwide donation centers.
Brooklinen also partnered with Animal Haven to provide them with sheets to create animal beds in shelters.
16. Ettitude: CleanBamboo for Healthy Sleep
Ettitude's mission is to make the world’s healthiest, softest, and most sustainable fabrics using its patented CleanBamboo® fibers. CleanBamboo is a lyocell made from organic bamboo and uses a food-grade organic solvent, meaning the fabrics are 100% toxin-free.
Ettitude is also a Certified B Corp, Climate Neutral Certified, and in 2023, the company launched.
17. Cozy Earth: Oprah Approved Bedding
This Oprah-approved brand stocks everything from super-soft, temperature-regulating sleepwear to ethically crafted, chemical-free bedding. Made with Oeko-Tex-certified linen and organic bamboo, its fabrics are free from toxic dyes and processed in a closed-loop system for a lower environmental impact.
18. Magic Linen: Mindful Linen Bedding
Magic Linen keeps things mindful with 100% European flax sourced locally from Lithuania and neighboring countries to reduce its carbon footprint. Its Oeko-Tex-certified linen is free from harmful substances, and its made-to-order production minimizes waste.
Even leftover fabric gets repurposed into pieces like Zero-Waste Tea Towels and Double Oven Mitts, proving that every thread counts.
19. Tekla: Minimalist, Eco-Friendly Bedding
Tekla blends Danish minimalism with uncompromising quality, crafting elevated home essentials designed to last beyond trend cycles. From crisp, modern bedding to plush bath towels and cozy sleepwear, every piece is made with responsibly sourced fibers and a timeless design ethos.
As a B Corp-certified brand, Tekla prioritizes low-impact materials, ethical production, and carbon-conscious practices, proving that great design and mindful choices can go hand in hand.
20. Saatva: Organic Mattress and Bedding Company
Saatva makes high-quality, reader-favorite mattresses in the U.S., with 14 factories strategically placed to cut transport emissions. It also partners with Evertreen to plant trees and is a member of the Sustainable Furnishings Council.
Made with GOTS-certified organic cotton, GOLS-certified latex, and REPREVE recycled polyester, its mattresses are also GreenGuard Gold-certified and eco-INSTITUT-certified, meaning no trace of hazardous chemicals.
21. Cultiver: Luxurious, Textured Linen Bedding
All of Cultiver’s European linen is Oeko-Tex-certified, guaranteeing high-quality flax with full traceability and a luxe feel to match. Designed for effortless elegance, its bedding gets softer with every wash, making it a timeless staple for any bedroom.
22. SÕL Organics: Affordable Organic Bedding
SÕL Organics keeps it simple: organic, fair trade, and transparently made, its premium bedding is free from pesticides, herbicides, and anything else you wouldn’t want to sleep on. True to its tagline, “making ethical luxury affordable," the brand ensures equal pay for all while crafting 100% organic, fair-trade cotton and Oeko-Tex-certified European linen.
23. Eucalypso Home: Eco-Friendly Eucalyptus Bedding
Eucalypso Home checks all the boxes with ISO Standard, Oeko-Tex, PEFC, and FSC certifications. It's 100% Tencel Lyocell, which is derived from eucalyptus and made through a closed-loop process that recycles nearly all water and solvents, keeping its environmental impact to a minimum.
24. Buffy: Soft, Sustainable Comforters
Buffy’s super-soft comforters are as eco-conscious as they are cozy. The Tencel eucalyptus lyocell shell is FSC and PEFC-certified, while the fluffy filling is made from recycled water bottles, with 50 bottles saved per comforter and 12 geese spared.
25. Kotn: Timeless Bedding from Egypt
Kotn is a B Corp-certified brand that keeps things timeless with natural fibers sourced directly from the Better Cotton Initiative and small, family-run farms in Egypt. It's 400-thread-count Egyptian cotton sateen duvet and sham sets bring a luxe feel in nine perfectly muted shades — the kind of bedding that only gets better with time.
26. Piglet In Bed: Sustainable Linen For Life
Piglet in Bed believes in comfort that lasts a lifetime. From its breathable, responsibly sourced linen bedding to cozy sleepwear and homewares, the brand embraces low-maintenance luxury that only gets softer with time. Its collections are designed for everyday ease and blend timeless style with high-quality natural fibers.
27. Naturepedic: Organic, Non-Toxic Bedding
Naturepedic is all about safer, healthier sleep. Its organic, Made Safe-certified mattresses are free from toxic chemicals and crafted with GOTS-certified organic cotton, GOLS, and FSC-certified organic latex. The brand also offers bedding essentials like:
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Protector pads
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Sheets
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Pillowcases
All this meets the same high standards. In 2024, it became the first brand to earn the EWG Verified: Mattresses standard.
28. Bearaby: Chunky Knit Weighted Blankets
Bearaby is the stylish, eco-conscious brand behind the chunky-knit weighted blankets you’ve seen everywhere. Unlike most weighted blankets filled with plastic pellets, Bearaby’s ocean-friendly, plastic-free “Nappers” are made from layers of organic cotton and Tencel, woven together for a naturally weighted, hypoallergenic, and machine-washable finish.
29. PlushBeds: Affordable Eco-Friendly Comfort
PlushBeds equals “pure eco-friendly luxurious comfort at an unparalleled price point”. Perusing their mattresses, pillows, and sheets, we can’t argue with that claim. Offering factory-direct means more transparency and some of the most affordable eco-friendly bedding in various fabrics, colors, and sizes (twin, full, queen, king, Cali king, and oversized queen).
Exploring Coyuchi's Eco-Friendly Bedding Material Choices
You’ll find GOTS-certified organic cotton bedding as well as TENCEL™ or linen. You can also get TENCEL™ sheets, microfiber sheets, or those made of bamboo rayon fabric, though we don’t know much about the processing behind these latter materials. Their quilt comforter is made from cruelty-free Eco-Wool®.
30. Antipodean Home: Natural Fiber Bedding Essentials
Antipodean Home has “The Right Fluff” for your bedroom via a simple but essential range of sheet sets, duvet covers, duvet inserts, and a bundle of all three. Their bedding features organic and regenerative materials, including ZQ-certified Regenerative (ZQRZ) merino wool, sourced from hand-selected fleeces to be the:
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Highest quality fibers
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RWS-certified wool
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GOTS-certified organic cotton
Even the buttons of their duvet covers are all-natural and made from corozo nuts. OEKO-TEX certification ensures you won’t sleep in nightmarish materials like formaldehyde and heavy metals.
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What to Consider When Shopping for Sustainable Bedding
Shoppers should know that not all sustainable bedding is created equal. Like conventional materials, organic bedding can vary greatly in construction, durability, and eco-friendliness. Greenwashing is prevalent in the bedding industry, so it pays to research brands and their products before purchasing.
Find Sustainable Bedding That Speaks to Your Values
Sustainable shopping can feel overwhelming, but Ashlee Piper, author of Give a Sht: Do Good. Live Better. Save the Planet suggests starting with your priorities.
“I think of sustainability as more of a ‘choose your own adventure’ rather than a hard-and-fast set of rules,” she says. Do you care most about materials, ethical production, or low-impact manufacturing? Defining what matters to you helps cut through the noise.
Look for Certifications to Avoid Greenwashing
To avoid greenwashing, Anna Turns, environmental journalist and author of Go Toxic Free: Easy and Sustainable Ways to Reduce Chemical Pollution, recommends looking for third-party certifications that verify sustainability claims. If a brand isn’t transparent about these, that’s a red flag.
Here are key ones to look for:
The Gold Standard: GOTS Certification
Keep an eye out for third-party certifications. Thornburg likes GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard), which ensures that at least 95% of a product’s materials are certified organic, since “it also checks EVERY step of the supply chain to ensure these standards are followed, from fiber to spinner to dyer to weaver.” (The GOTS 7.0 certification also includes materials that contain no PFAS).
Other Trustworthy Seals
Other certifications to look for include Oeko-Tex Standard 100, which means a textile is free of 100 commonly used toxic substances and allergens (the finished product only, though, not the whole supply chain). A GreenGuard certification ensures a product won’t emit VOCs at a harmful level, Fair Trade Certified means factories have safe working conditions, and Made Safe ensures a product is free of 6,500 banned or potentially hazardous substances.
It’s also helpful to note that brands certified by a third party are more likely to use safer, more ethical processes in manufacturing and selling.
What are the Relevant Certifications?
Third-party certified bedding brands add an extra layer of credibility regarding the safety of your new bedding products. These certifications can also indicate what sustainable and ethical processes are followed throughout production. Below is a complete list of certifications we look for in sustainable and nontoxic bedding brands.
1% for the Planet: Brands that are members of 1% for the Planet donate 1% of annual sales to environmental causes, which is a bonus when we’re looking for sustainable bedding options.
GOTS Certified
The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is the gold standard for organic cotton and other textile components. To become GOTS certified, textile products must be made from 95% certified organic raw materials. GOTS also requires stringent worker protections that ban exposure to toxic chemicals and child or forced labor.
Its rigorous certification process requires that environmental and social criteria be met throughout the textile supply chain.
MADE SAFE
MADE SAFE is a nontoxic certification for everyday products, including bedding. This certification is extremely stringent, and every product is heavily screened to validate that over 6,500 substances on the banned and restricted list have been avoided or constrained.
GREENGUARD Certified
A GREENGUARD Certification means that your bedding meets some of the world’s most comprehensive standards for low emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) into indoor air.
OEKO-TEX Certified
OEKO-TEX is a consistent, independent testing and certification system that ensures every component in a bedding product is free from harmful substances (from raw materials to the final product).
B Corporation
B Corporations meet the highest social and environmental performance standards, transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose. Organizations must be verified through B Lab, a nonprofit dedicated to ensuring a fair and sustainable global economy to become a B corporation.
Climate Neutral Certified
Climate-neutral certified brands measure and offset their carbon footprint and implement plans to reduce future emissions. While some companies claim to be carbon-negative by removing more carbon than they emit, it’s important to note that this is not an official certification.
Fair Trade Certification
One of the most meticulous social standards, the Fair Trade certification means that the bedding materials are sourced ethically and workers are paid fair wages.
PETA-Approved Vegan
The PETA-Approved Vegan certification assures shoppers that no animal products (such as wool) were used in manufacturing. Many organizations offer other vegan certifications, too, like the Vegan Action certification. It’s best to review that the entire product is vegan, not just a few components.
What are the Best Natural Fabrics?
Not all organic materials are the same. Here are several popular options for sustainable bedding and their eco-friendly qualities:
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Organic Cotton: Grown with no toxic pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, or genetically modified seeds. Tends to use less water than conventional cotton.
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Organic Linen: Made of fast-growing flax, organic linen uses no synthetic fertilizer or pesticides, requires little water, and produces little waste.
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Organic Hemp: Like linen, organic hemp uses little water, no synthetic fertilizer or pesticides, and is friendly and durable.
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Wool: Biodegradable, durable, and renewable, wool is a great temperature regulator, too.
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Eucalyptus: Faster-growing eucalyptus trees make Tencel, a semi-synthetic fabric that produces little waste and is still biodegradable.
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Bamboo: Bamboo is a fast-growing, regenerative crop that requires little or no fertilizer or pesticides.
Think About the Product Lifecycle
Turns also stresses the importance of looking beyond materials. “True sustainability stems from designing out of waste,” she says. Consider how the bedding is made, packaged, and ultimately disposed of. The most responsible brands use recyclable materials, offset carbon emissions, and offer take-back programs for old mattresses.
Re-Use & Repair When You Can
The most eco-friendly option? Make what you have last. Piper swears by linen for its durability and minimal water usage. “Flax grows plentifully with little water, and linen has a fabulous lifespan that gets better with every wash and use,” she explains.
When it starts to wear out, she repurposes it as dishcloths or cleaning rags, and if naturally dyed, composts it once it’s threadbare.
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Get Deep Sleep Every Night with Our Cloud-like Soft Fluffy Duvets
If you want to make your bed more comfortable, consider upgrading your bedding. The best bedding for comfort and sleep health is:
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Soft
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Breathable
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Cozy
Yumerest's PureFlow Duvet checks all these boxes and more. The premium Canadian duvet transforms your bedroom into a luxurious sanctuary, enveloping you in cloud-like softness with its exceptional 5kg filling that promotes more profound, more restorative sleep.
Ethical Warmth, Perfect Comfort
The PureFlow Duvet stands apart from competitors like Happy Fluffy Cloud and Hush through its ethically sourced northern down, which perfectly regulates temperature year-round—never too hot, just perfectly cozy.
Crafted for Unrivaled Sleep
Crafted by expert artisans with techniques perfected since 1946, our duvets combine traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation for an unparalleled sleeping experience. Get deep sleep every night with our cloud-like fluffy duvets.
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