Cozy And Low-Toxic Bedding For Your Bedroom

The Key Takeaways

• Brooklinen: Best hypoallergenic comforter for all-season use

• Cozy Earth: Body temperature regulating bamboo viscose sheets

• Double Stitch: Cozy throws, chunky wool quality blankets

Brooklinen

Best For | All-Season Down Comforter + Cotton Sateen Duvet Cover
Materials | Hypoallergenic high-grade microfibers + 100% cotton sateen shell
Budget range | $345 (Full/Queen) – $499 (King/California King)

Luxuriously soft, breathable, and sustainable all at once —Brooklinen’s Down Alternative Comforter is plush without being too thick or heavy, so it feels like sleeping under a cloud of comfort. Made with hypoallergenic high-grade microfibers. Paired with their Luxury Cotton Sateen Duvet Cover, it’s a hot sleeper’s dream come true.

This power duo is made to last through all four seasons without shivering, sweating, or temperature irregularities in between. Machine washable. Products can be returned or exchanged within 365 days.

Cozy Earth

Best For | Luxury sheets
Materials | Bamboo viscose
Budget range | $310 (Queen) – $350 (King/California King)

I’ve tried cotton, linen, hemp, etc – bamboo has been the softest. Cozy Earth's 100% bamboo sheets are moisture-wicking, breathable, and resistant to piling and staining.

These temperature-regulating and super soft sheets are great whether you tend to sleep hot or cold. It’s a wellness investment that delivers. Cannot beat the quality, uninterrupted sleep I’ve been getting with these sheets (I used to wake up multiple times 2-3x to change my PJs from how hot and uncomfortable I’d get!) .

Double Stitch

Best For | Chunky throws, low-toxic threads
Materials | Alpaca wool, linen, Tencel cotton, BCI-certified cotton
Budget range | $40-$79

Double Stitch offers modern-styled blankets that can instantly update the look and feel of any room with their contemporary and bold designs. They are super breathable, multi-layer weave for all-season comfort. I have several blankets from this brand, including a cotton boho-inspired one and a coastal blue patterned one.

These blankets are made with 100% BCI-certified cotton, which shows that they are members of the Better Cotton Initiative, and are committed to improving labor standards and working towards a more sustainable future. And, these blankets are OEKO-TEX certified, which means that our cotton knit is free from harmful substances and chemicals, ensuring a healthy sleep environment.

What Are The Best Natural Fabrics?

Organic Cotton: Grown with no toxic pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, or genetically modified seeds. Tends to use less water than conventional cotton.
Organic-Linen: Made of fast-growing flax, organic linen uses no synthetic fertilizer or pesticides, requires little water, and produces little waste.
Organic Hemp: Like linen, organic hemp uses little water, no synthetic fertilizer or pesticides, and is nice and durable.
Wool: Biodegradable, durable, and renewable, wool is a great temperature regulator, too.
Eucalyptus: Faster-growing eucalyptus trees are used to make Tencel, a semi-synthetic fabric that produces little waste and is still biodegradable.
Bamboo: Bamboo is a fast-growing, regenerative crop that requires little or no fertilizer or pesticides.

Are They Worth The Hype?

I’d argue, yes. Organic sheets are the healthiest and most environmentally friendly bedding option. And:

• Manufactured without harmful chemicals like pesticides, harsh chemical cleaners, and fabric treatments

• Don’t contain any inks and dyes that may contain heavy metals

• More comfortable, breathable, AND durable

• Not treated with flame retardants often used in baby and kids’ products

• Organic cotton uses less water and produces around 46% less CO2e than conventional cotton

• Keeps the earth’s soil, air, and water used to grow crops free of harmful chemicals

Hola, I'm Camila! 👋

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