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A mattress is one of the most personal products in your home — you use it for eight hours a day, every day. That means what it’s made of matters a lot. At Naturepedic, we’ve spent over 20 years crafting organic mattresses from real materials you can really trust.

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What is an Organic Mattress?

An organic mattress is a mattress made with certified organic materials, such as cotton, wool, and latex, and produced according to strict standards for material safety, environmental responsibility, and manufacturing practices as determined by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS). Unlike conventional mattresses, certified organic mattresses minimize or eliminate polyurethane foam, flame retardant chemicals, vinyl/PVC, phthalates, or other materials and chemicals that can affect the air quality in your sleep space.

Naturepedic Organic Mattresses At a Glance

Made with GOTS-certified organic fibers and GOTS-approved accessory materials
Made without polyurethane foam, flame retardants, fiberglass, vinyl/PVC, glues, phthalates, formaldehyde, or GMOs
Certified to trusted standards, including GOTS, EWG Verified®, MADE SAFE®, and GREENGUARD Gold
Made in the USA with domestic and global materials at Naturepedic’s GOTS-certified facility in Ohio
Available in customizable, hybrid, pillow top, crib, kids, and latex-free designs

Why Choose an Organic Mattress?

When you choose organic sleep, you choose better sleep. That means:

Healthier Materials

Certified organic cotton, wool, and latex instead of polyurethane foam and polyester fabric.

Fewer Chemicals

Avoiding flame retardants, phthalates, or other chemicals known to off-gas PFAS and VOCs.

Sustainable Agriculture

Farming practices that protect soil, water, and the people growing our materials.

Naturally Cooler Sleep

Breathable fibers that naturally help heat and moisture move away from the body.

Longer-Lasting Comfort

High-quality materials mean that your mattress can provide comfort for years.

Organic vs. Conventional Mattresses

What goes into your mattress determines what you get out of your mattress. Here’s how organic materials stack up against what’s used in most conventional beds.

What Goes Into a Naturepedic Mattress

You sleep on your mattress every night, but do you know what’s inside it? At Naturepedic, every layer is chosen for a reason. Tap through to see the materials we use and why we picked each one.

Organic Cotton

Naturally soft, breathable, and gentle on the skin, organic cotton promotes airflow and helps keep your sleep surface cool and comfortable.

Organic Wool

Mother Nature’s superfiber, wool wicks moisture to regulate temperature naturally, its crimped fibers are highly resilient, and it’s the most flame resistant natural fiber on Earth.

Plant-Based PLA

Derived from non-GMO sugarcane, this fiber adds lightweight resiliency and helps wick away moisture for a fresher, cleaner sleep environment.

Organic Latex

Flexible yet supportive, organic latex contours to your body for exceptional pressure relief and buoyancy. Like memory foam … without all the toxic chemicals.

Glueless Encased Coils & Microcoils

Made in-house from recycled American steel, our coils move independently to reduce motion transfer, enhance edge support and deliver responsive full-body alignment.

What’s Actually Inside a Conventional Mattress?

Most conventional mattresses start with polyurethane foam, then are wrapped in synthetic fabrics and treated with chemical flame retardants to pass flammability tests. Many also contain fiberglass, vinyl, phthalates, glues, and adhesives. These materials can off-gas VOCs, may contain PFAS and formaldehyde, and contribute to indoor air concerns. They’re exactly what organic mattresses are designed to avoid.

How Naturepedic Makes Our Organic Mattresses

We don’t outsource the things that matter. From sourcing certified organic Texas cotton from farmers we know personally to building our own steel coils in house with recycled U.S. steel, here’s how we keep quality and integrity in our own hands.

Inside Our GOTS-Certified Factory

Naturepedic has been making organic mattresses since 2003, when our company was founded by Board-Certified Environmental Engineer Barry Cik with a mission to create healthier sleep products. Today, our work is supported by an in-house chemist, a GOTS-certified organic mattress factory, and a hands-on manufacturing process that gives us more control over the materials, construction, and quality of every mattress we make.

Why Are Naturepedic Mattresses Made in the USA?

Naturepedic mattresses are made in the USA because making it ourselves is how we ensure it’s done right. Our organic mattress factory is located in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, where we can control quality at every step, from the raw materials we process to the quilts we stitch to the recycled-steel coils we build in-house. Made in the USA also means a shorter, more sustainable supply chain, fair labor practices we can ensure, and full accountability for the quality of your bed.

WHY CERTIFICATIONS MATTER

How Do I Know If an Organic Mattress Is Actually Organic?

Anyone can call a mattress “natural” or “nontoxic” — they aren’t regulated or standardized terms. Certifications are how you know these claims are true. These independent organizations test and verify our materials, our finished mattresses, and even our factory, so you don’t have to simply take our word for it.

Certifies organic textile materials & responsible manufacturing.

Certifies that latex is organic & sustainably processed.

Verifies ingredient health & transparency.

Screens materials for human & environmental health.

Certifies low emissions & non detectable PFAS/ formaldehyde.

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Organic Mattresses for the Ones Who Matter Most: Our Kids

This is our “why.” Naturepedic began with a grandfather who wanted a safer crib mattress for his first grandchild and couldn’t find one he trusted. That grandfather happened to be an environmental engineer too — so, he made his own. More than 20 years later, we’re still making crib mattresses and kids mattresses for our tiniest sleepers with certified organic materials, firm support, nontoxic waterproofing, and no polyurethane foam, flame retardants, fiberglass, or vinyl/PVC. Because healthier sleep matters at every age, but it matters especially when they’re just starting to grow.

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FAQs About

Naturepedic Organic Mattresses

Are Naturepedic mattresses made in the USA?

Yes. Naturepedic mattresses are made in the U.S. with domestic and imported materials. Naturepedic’s factory is a GOTS-certified facility located in Chagrin Falls, Ohio.

What makes Naturepedic mattresses organic?

Naturepedic mattresses use certified organic materials and are certified to recognized third-party standards like the Global Organic Textile Standard. Materials may include organic cotton, organic wool, and organic latex in select models.

What is the difference between an organic mattress and a conventional mattress?

An organic mattress uses certified organic, more natural materials whenever possible. A conventional mattress often replaces natural materials with synthetic fibers and plastics such as polyurethane foam, polyester fabrics, fiberglass, and vinyl/PVC. Conventional mattresses may also contain chemicals organic mattresses avoid, including chemical flame retardants, phthalates, PFAS, harsh dyes, formaldehyde-based resins, and synthetic pesticides.

Do organic mattresses sleep hot?

By using breathable materials such as organic cotton, moisture-wicking materials like organic wool, and airflow-promoting coils instead of heat-trapping memory foam or polyester fabrics, organic mattresses are often naturally cooler (without the need for cooling technology like gels, beads, or foams). Learn more on the blog: Are Cooling Mattresses a Myth?

Are organic mattresses better for the environment?

Organic mattresses can be better for the environment with certified organic materials, long-lasting construction, and responsible manufacturing practices. Organic materials support farming practices that reduce the use of harmful pesticides and synthetic fertilizers, which is healthier for air, water, and soil.

What certifications should an organic mattress have?

The Global Organic Textile Standard, or GOTS, is the gold standard for organic textiles, which includes mattresses. Other common certifications that are nice to have include GOLS for organic latex, GREENGUARD Gold for low chemical emissions, MADE SAFE® and EWG Verified® for chemical contents, and UL Formaldehyde Free.

Why are organic mattresses more expensive? And are they worth the cost?

Organic mattresses usually cost more because sourcing organic materials, paying for third-party testing and certifications, and U.S. manufacturing are more expensive than using synthetic foams and fabrics and sourcing whatever’s cheapest. For many people, the cost is worth it because an organic mattress can offer healthier materials, better breathability, longer-lasting construction, and fewer chemicals of concern where you sleep every night.

Do Naturepedic mattresses use polyurethane foam or chemical flame retardants?

No. Naturepedic mattresses are made without polyurethane foam, memory foam, chemical flame retardants, fiberglass, vinyl/PVC, phthalates, PFAS, formaldehyde-based resins, and other chemicals of concern. Instead, Naturepedic uses certified organic and better-for-you materials such as organic cotton, organic wool, organic latex in select models, and steel coils.

How long do organic mattresses last?

A high-quality organic mattress can last for many years, especially when it is made with durable materials like organic latex, organic cotton, organic wool, and steel coils. Naturepedic mattresses are designed for long-term comfort and support and backed with a 25-year warranty — and many models include replaceable or customizable layers that can help extend the life of the mattress.

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