Organic Products

Two certifications do the work. GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) covers the cotton: grown without synthetic pesticides, processed without the bleaches, formaldehyde finishes and heavy-metal dyes conventional textiles allow, with the chain of custody audited. Certified organic agriculture covers the fills: buckwheat and millet hulls grown organically in the Midwest, triple-screened before they go in a pillow. Kapok and latex are organic-grown plant materials. Where a product here is organic in the cover but not the fill, or the other way round, the product page says which.

Organic bedding, honestly

We make pillows, pillowcases and pillow protectors. We don't make sheets, duvets, blankets or mattress pads. Anyone landing here for an organic mattress pad should know that before scrolling.

Organic pillows by fill

• Buckwheat hulls (Firm, holds a shape, rustles): Side and back sleepers with neck pain
• Millet hulls (Firm but finer and quiet): The same, for lighter sleepers
• Kapok (Down-like, lofty, soft): Stomach sleepers and down lovers who can't use feathers
• Shredded latex (Springy, resilient, cool): Memory-foam refugees who sleep hot

All four come in GOTS organic cotton shells and standard, queen and king sizes; most also in Japanese, toddler and organic neck roll pillow sizes. Organic pillowcases and the zippered organic dust-mite protector fit all of them.

Beyond the bedroom

The organic cotton zafu and zabuton, organic cotton yoga bolsters, organic cotton bean bag chairs, the organic cotton floor mat and the organic cotton shower curtain. Same certificate, same Chicago shop.

Organic cotton fabric

We sew with GOTS cotton but don't sell it by the yard right now. Custom orders can sometimes source a cut length.