Sustainable Bedding Brands

I’m kind of picky about my bedding. I want it to be delightfully comfortable (warm/cool as needed) and I want it to be durable. We don’t own many sheet sets (really one set per season – flannel and a cotton set), so I need them to stand up to constant use and washing! And now I’m looking into sustainable bedding brands and options before we buy bedding again.

Just like being interested in organic cotton over standard cotton and being attracted to anything OEKO-TEX, thinking about the sheets that we smother ourselves in every night for hours on end seems important.

They’re also an investment – for the amount of use and the cost – , so it’s rather a big decision in my book.

image taken in our backyard ADU with SIJO sheets (see below) and organic latex mattress.

Sustainable Bedding Brands

When it comes to bed sheets, there are a slew of things to take into account. What materials are used? What dyes are/aren’t used? Where were they sheets made? Are the people making this product treated with respect.

You know as part of my approach to sustainable living, I encourage you not to find the perfect thing all the time. Start with the better thing – even if it’s only one aspect that’s better. Honestly, all our efforts to be better are what really makes a difference.

Below are a slew of brands, highlighting what each of them is doing well, and a small selection of products from each to help you see if their vibe and your vibe match up. Let’s be real, as much as we want it to be sustainable, you also need to love the product at the end of the day, so you’ll care for it and hold on to it as long as possible!

And don’t forget to enjoy your sustainable furniture and bedroom in the women’s pajama sets that are perfect year round!!!

The company’s sustainable materials and processes also apply to its sheets, duvets, and blankets. All of their bedding is made with GOTS certified organic cotton that has been grown without the use of pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Plus, it’s breathable and soft to the touch! 

Each product is designed to minimize environmental impact while still providing a comfortable sleeping experience. Pact bedding is also Fair Trade Certified, meaning that farmers and workers are guaranteed fair wages for their labor. 

Pact has a variety of bedding options from comforters and duvet covers to pillow cases ranging from twin-size to California King! 

Their bedding collection includes everything from duvets to sheets and pillowcases – sizes twin to California King! 

Morrow bedding is made from European flax linen, which uses around 20x less water than cotton! They partner with a mill that recycles 56% of their waste water and works with suppliers who prioritize clean energy (e.g. solar power). And all their linen is OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified.

Morrow is passionate about creating beautiful products that are sustainable, good for the planet, and perfect for any home! Talk about a dream come true.

Their adorable products are also Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS Certified), Fair Trade Certified™, and STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®. Makemake Organics’ commitment to quality and safety ensures that you can trust in their products knowing they’ve got it all covered.

My family has used bedding from The Company Store for years and love their long-lasting quality. My year round pajama sets are also from The Company Store

AIZOME’s commitment to sustainability is demonstrated through their innovative and eco-friendly products, which are made from natural, safe materials such as 100% GOTS certified organic cotton.

Further the company uses medicinal herbs to create a chemical-free dye technology. Because of this dye process, as well, the sheets are fully biodegradable and compsotable!

Most importantly AIZOME offers duvets and mattress covers that are naturally hypoallergenic and dust-mite resistant, ensuring a healthy night’s sleep for everyone in your home.

 To further ensure the safety and quality of their products, AIZOME has completed an Antibacterial Test and Toxicology Report. Plus, they received the National Eczema Association certification, guaranteeing customers a safe, sustainable sleep environment. 

They have duvet covers, pillow cases, and bottom sheets (note – no flat sheets). They range from twin size to California King sheet sizes!

On top of being sustainable and comfortable, Delilah Home’s products do not contain any chemicals or toxins which may be harmful to humans. This makes them perfect for those with allergies, skin sensitivities, and respiratory problems who struggle to find suitable bedding. 

Delilah Home partners with Fair Trade factories which are certified to the highest textile standard. 

Delilah Home donates 10% of their profits to local charities, such as 1% for the planet and Operation Warm. Delilah Home carries bed sheets (ranging from twin to California King size) and kitchen, beach, and bath towels (we have a few washcloths that are so soft)! So go ahead, and treat yourself to some eco-friendly luxury!

Items are made from 100% certified organic cotton; the company is carbon neutral; and products are OEKO-TEX® certified. And all their packaging is plastic-free, so you don’t have to worry about any plastic bag recycling!

Their range of gorgeous sheet sets, duvet covers, quilts and pillow cases will help create the most comfortable and sustainable bedroom around.

Available in all standard bed sizes, Ettitude uses their patented and carbon-neutral CleanBamboo® fabric. All their bedding is non-toxic and made from 100% natural fabrics. Ettitude is a B Corp, offers OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified products, and is Carbon Neutral certified. 

Plus, Ettitude’s products are designed to self-regenerate, meaning you can sleep more soundly knowing that your bedding is helping the environment.

Plus, they’re a B Corp were voted Best for the World™, with the fourth-highest B Impact Score of apparel brands in North America by B Lab, the B Corp governing body. Kotn is dedicated to ethical and sustainable manufacturing practices and uses OEKO-TEX® certified non-toxic dyes. 

Plus, they invest in job creation, infrastructure development, systems improvement, and educational opportunities to reduce poverty and build sustainable growth for the communities with whom they are connected.

Additionally, all of their items are made with low-impact production techniques that conserve resources and reduce waste.

SIJO is committed to sourcing its materials from responsibly managed forests. The eucalyptus trees used for the TENCEL lyocell are felled, not uprooted, and don’t need to be continuously planted to maintain production. This type of harvesting has been found to reduce the impact of deforestation and prevent soil erosion.

Lyocell and tencel are also biodegradable and compostable (even home compostable). With the natural dyes, these sheets, too, are wholly compostable or biodegradable. If they are sent to the landfill at the end of their use (in a long, long time 😉), at least you know they’ll eventually break down completely.

Their fabrics are MADE SAFE® Certified, meaning their products do not contain any toxic ingredients or chemicals.

Their cotton and latex are all certified organic by Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and Global Organic Latex Standard (GOLS) respectively. They source Fair Trade Certified™ materials for their latex foam and wool. 

They are a 1% for the Planet member, donating a portion of proceeds to environmental causes each year, while also becoming Climate Beneficial™ certified which helps rebuild degraded ecosystems.

This brand’s textiles are certified non-toxic by OEKO-TEX, made from 100% pure natural linen or 100% organic cotton. They take their commitment to sustainability seriously by sourcing ethically and using small-batch production methods. Products are spun, dyed, woven, sewn, and finished in one facility to minimize their carbon footprint. Linen offcuts are used in their upcycled products like napkins, kitchen towels, scrunchies, and even our swatches and samples.

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You’ll see a lot of these brands also in my sustainable organic towels roundup!

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