Yes, we know, there's lots going on in your life so is ethical and organic bedding that important?
Yes it is.
Georgina Wilson-Powell
Wed 30 Mar 2022
The Best Ethical & Organic Bedding Companies
1. Square Flower
“When shopping for bedding we found ourselves overwhelmed by choice, and consistently let down on quality," says Ben Franklin, founder of organic bedding brand, Square Flower.
"We believed we could do better. Shocked by what we found in the murky world of textiles, we realised the only way we could ensure the finest materials, the best craftsman and a truly ethical production process, was to build a supply chain ourselves.
So that’s what we did, right back to our organic, small holding family farms. We’re doing things differently.”
Square Flower's organic and Fairtrade bedding uses the highest quality long staple cotton to ensure extra fine yarns and the best night’s sleep ever.
They know everyone up and down their supply chain is treated fairly (using Fairtrade factories in India), and their unfussy and modern take on bed linen is combined with a 400 thread count for the perfect balance between comfort and breathability.
We love their bold blue tones and even their packaging is plastic free.
Image Square Flower's organic bedding comes in modern colours and unfussy designs
2. Lily & Mortimer
Lily & Mortimer is a luxurious homewares brand that focuses on ethically sourced, 100% organic and Fairtrade bedding.
The ethical bedding range at Lily & Mortimer includes 300 thread count organic sheets that come in two designs and three colourways - Stargazer - a modern take on the classic pleat and Dreamers – that brings a pop of colour to any bedroom scheme.
Each ranges from Single to Super King Size. Lily & Mortimer also has two styles of nursery fitted sheets in crib to cot bed size, with cute elephant and butterfly prints.
Lily & Mortimer's organic bedding is also Fairtrade
3. Sleep Organic
Luxury meets sustainability at Sleep Organic.
They believe you shouldn’t have to compromise on quality or style when you buy organic and ethical bedding.
Their team is passionate about creating original, unique bedding designs, which take their inspiration from nature. Pick from a range of designs including lavender flower embroidered sets, adorable cat, dog, bunny and robin embroidered bed sets.
All of Sleep Organic's products are GOTS-certified organic from farmer to finished product.
They also pride themselves on being Fairtrade certified right through the supply chain, ensuring farmers get a fair price and greater control over their own lives.
Sleep with peace of mind when you choose Sleep Organic
4. Ecosophy
For ethical bedding, Ecosophy certainly tick the box.
New in is their environmentally friendly, organic cotton jersey bedding.
It's that made from ethically sourced, organic cotton fibres that are grown in Turkey and then knitted rather than woven, which gives them a T-shirt like softness, that is warmer than percale or sateen.
The melange yarns have a marl effect that’s simply sumptuous to snuggle down in.
Keep warm this winter in organic cotton jersey bedding
5. Urban Collective
A cosy bed doesn’t just need an organic duvet though, we’re a sucker for a pretty bedspread (which can be hauled onto the sofa for movie nights).
Urban Collective have a range of patterned and colourful organic cotton duvet sets but we love this dusky pink organic cotton bedspread.
It’s made of from GOTS certified material and comes with a textured pattern (and in four other colours if dusky pink isn’t for you).
Eco linen can be more than just duvets and sheets, Urban Collective are bringing back the bedspread
6. Dip & Doze
Founded by sixth generation textile experts, one of the newest UK organic bedding brands is Dip & Doze.
They do a fine line in Fairtrade, organic cotton sheets and duvet sets as well as a range of suitable neutral, super soft towels.
On bedding, the brand do a 30 day no quibble trial, they’re certified by the Soil Association (for organic) and Fairtrade and they specialise in simple, clean, white ethical bedding.
UK organic bedding brand Dip & Doze have been in the textile game for hundreds of years
7. Rise & Fall
Egyptian cotton gets the sustainable makeover at new sustainable bedding brand, Rise & Fall.
Indulgently soft with dreamy 600 thread counts made of extra long fibres, Rise & Fall have put in thousands of hours of R&D to find the perfect sheet.
And if you don’t agree, they’ll refund you (even after you’ve slept on them for up to 100 nights).
If that wasn’t enough, the brand uses a manufacturing partner that’s driven by wind power and funds education for its female workforce.
Rise & Fall partners with Centrepoint homeless charity and all of the packaging is plastic free.
Dreamy 600 thread count organic sheets are the name of the game at Rise & Fall
8. White & Green
Irish family brand White & Green have been draping beds with luxurious organic bedding for years.
They set out to create the best bedding in the world, and so use hand-picked organic cotton that’s made ethically in India and designed in Dublin.
We’re talking simple whites and subtle tones here but there’s something so refreshing about clean white sheets.
The 300 thread count sateen bedding is Fairtrade and GOTS certified so you can stay in bed guilt-free.
Pick up organic cotton duvet sets and eco-friendly organic sheets from White & Green
9. House Babylon
Made from start to finish in Egypt, House Babylon adds a dash of colour to the organic bedding options.
This British ethical bedding brand uses long fibre OEKO-TEX certified cotton that's been handpicked and is woven into 600 thread count eco-friendly sheets and duvet sets that won't fray and will last the distance.
It's dyed and made in ethically certified Egyptian factories, designed in London and sold direct to consumers to keep the prices affordable.
House Babylon inject some colour to their organic cotton bed linen
10. House of March
New Zealand’s organic bedding brand, House of March now delivers to the UK.
It creates Fairtrade certified, ethical bedding that looks and feels luxurious.
Crisp and clean white sheets abound here, with duvet sets that incorporate a modern, angular touch of blue of grey, perfect for guys or girls.
You’ll want to snuggle straight down in a 100% GOTS certified organic cotton duvet set from House of March.
Snuggle up in one of House of March's sumptuous sets
11. Nimbus
The new SMARTDOWN bed linen collection at Nimbus Bedding offers a cosy vegan alternative to goose or down.
Its duvets are filled with recycled PET plastic bottles, which you think might be scratchy but they've been broken down in an eco-friendly factory to silk soft strands for a hypoallergenic, eco-friendly alternative to regular duvets.
By using recycled fibres, the factory uses 66% less energy and 54% fewer CO2 emissions. Let's cuddle.
Nimbus bed linen uses recycled PET plastic bottles to stuff their duvets and pillows
13. Under the Canopy
Under the Canopy are the most ethically certified bedding company in the States.
All of its bedding is 100% GOTS certified organic and aims to be as affordable as possible.
It also sells pillows and duvets and comforters, filled with EcoPure® Fiber, an advanced, hypoallergenic recycled polyfill.
There’s a large range of styles and sizes, we love the Shibori Chic collection - Shibori is the Japanese art of hand-dying and these gorgeous prints come in shades of soft indigo.
Fall for one of Under the Canopy's gorgeous hand dyed bed sets
14. Ara Living
This London based brand believes that luxury bedding shouldn't cost the earth, financially or metaphorically.
It aims to reinvent the bedding market by getting people to think about the cost to the environment when they buy new sheets.
Ara Living's 100% organic bedding is Fairtrade certified and its factories use renewable energy to reduce waste (and use 90% less water during production).
There's a transparent supply chain and a percentage of the profits go to Hope For Justice, which fights against modern day slavery.
But best of all, these are hotel quality, organic sheets and duvet sets that won't make you feel guilty for staying in bed all day.
How to spend the weekend in bed and not feel guilty about it
15. Bedfolk
Ethically woven in Portugal and sustainably sourced, Bedfolk make it simple to buy bed linen that's not bad for the planet.
This new British bed linen brand keeps things simple with three styles, three colours, one price and no plastic packaging.
It's ridiculously soft and simple. No harmful chemicals or nasties lurk in their sheets - just high quality, long-tail cotton fibres for silky, hotel-quality sheets and duvet sets.
Now who's for a boxset bed binge?
Bedfolk make luxury bed linen at an affordable price. What's not to like?
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