Natural Sleep
is Better Sleep
Original

The original natural bed with a comfortably firm feel
Supportive cotton and wool breathe with you; fresh, cool, & dry
Fabric Cover
Organic Cotton
Inside Material Layers
Plant Fiber
Cotton
Wool
Cotton Padding
Innerspring Support
Pocketed Coils with
Active Edge Support
Foam
None
Vegan

The vegan alternative with your choice of firmness
Luxurious layers of cotton; you can call it vegan comfort
Fabric Cover
Brushed Organic Cotton
Inside Material Layers
Plant Fiber
Cotton
Cotton
Cotton Padding
Innerspring Support
Pocketed Coils with
Active Edge Support
Foam
None
Premium

The premium mattress with your choice of firmness
Gentle cotton and wool rest on a supportive layer of nano-coils
Fabric Cover
Jacquard Organic Cotton
Inside Material Layers
Plant Fiber
Cotton
Cotton
Wool
Cotton Padding
Cotton Padding
Nano Coil
Innerspring Support
Zoned Pocketed Coils with
Active Edge Support
Foam
None
Natural materials:
- Breathe naturally
- Sleep cooler and deeper
- Last longer than foam
- Renew annually
- Are biodegradable
- Are naturally safe
- Have no chemicals
- Could actually be eaten
- Are fire retardant without chemicals
No Foam Allowed
Foam comes from petroleum that’s mixed with chemicals – and it does not breathe
Cotton, wool and plants come from nature – and they breathe

Natural Materials
Sourced from
Mother Nature

Free Delivery
Enjoy fast & free
UPS Shipping

120 Night Trial
Try it for 120 nights,
like it or return it

Made in USA
Grand Rapids, MI,
to be exact

Safe and handcrafted in the USA!
Premium Materials from American Suppliers.
100% Organic Cotton Cover

The mattress cover is 100% organic cotton and NOT blended with man-made materials.
Sheep Farm Standards

The wool from Oregon is raised with responsible sustainable standards. Oregon Tilth
Wool Purity Certification

Oeko-Tex certified, these sheep graze on grassy fields, which we think is better than organic feed (hence not certified organic.) Woolgatherer Carding Mill
Wool Toxicology Testing

Our mattress wool is tested at UC Davis to ensure no bad toxins are in the wool. UC Davis Toxicology Lab