Collection: 🛏️ Duvet & Bedsheets

A good night's sleep is essential for your health, but traditional bedding can have a hidden environmental cost.

Here are some things to consider when it comes to sustainable sheets:

Natural Fibers: Consider sheets and duvets made from natural fibers like linen, hemp, or Tencel. These materials are often grown with less water and chemicals than conventional cotton, and some, like hemp, can even help improve soil health.

Conventional Cotton Concerns: Cotton is a popular bedding material, but its cultivation can be resource-intensive. Compared to its conventional counterpart, organic cotton boasts a significantly lower environmental footprint. Studies show that organic cotton cultivation utilizes up to 71% less water and 62% less energy.

Synthetic Woes: Polyester, a common material in some bedsheets, is a type of plastic derived from petroleum. Production of polyester releases greenhouse gases and uses non-renewable resources. Additionally, during washing, synthetic fabrics shed microplastics that pollute our oceans and can harm marine life. Fortunately we don't need to make anymore of it, recycled polyester breathes new life into plastic waste, diverting used plastic bottles from landfills and transforming them into clothes. This not only reduces reliance on virgin plastic but also cuts down on energy consumption during production, reducing emissions by ~75%, water use by ~90%, and energy use by ~50%

Sleep Soundly and Sustainably!

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