AS A PROFESSIONAL mattress tester, I’ve seen an upward trend in the past few years of people looking into organic mattresses, toppers, and sheets. Whether it’s because of a renewed focus on what is truly “healthy” and toxin-free, or a concern over the use of fiberglass (I know we all remember that blowing up on TikTok), more brands are increasingly getting products certified.
However, just because someone’s throwing on a label and using buzzwords like “natural” and “organic” doesn’t mean it’s the real deal. Nor does it mean it truly qualifies as organic—you really have to look closely to verify. If I see a brand doing only that, I give them some serious side-eye.
When it's truly the natural stuff, organic sleep products aren’t cheap because they involve top-of-the-line materials. Here are common logos and certifications you’ll see and what materials they’re often associated with, so that you can discern what kind of bedding you’re buying like a pro.
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If any of these logos pop up on your search, it’s a good sign that the product you’re looking at is truly certified organic at a global scale. Each of these organizations has a database where you can look up brands and products, so to be 100 percent certain, I recommend you take that extra step just to verify.
