Where Does Your Bed’s Story Begin?
Our “Farm to Bed” philosophy is our way of tracing the path of our certified organic cotton fill from the fields where it's cultivated, to the factories where it's transformed, to your bedroom where you rest. Along the way, we make choices that protect your health, preserve ecosystems and support the people behind every step. Knowing where your mattress comes from – and how it was made – matters. Take the journey with us here.
Farm
At Naturepedic our organic cotton fill is
grown, ginned and prepared in the U.S.
with every step guided by GOTS organic
standards for chemical safety and fair labor.
Organic vs. Conventional Cotton
Organic
- Grown without synthetic pesticides
- Promotes soil health and biodiversity
- Supports safe, fair working conditions
- Certified to organic standards (like GOTS)
- Farmed with regenerative methods
- Supports safe, fair working conditions
Conventional
- Treated with synthetic chemicals
- Depletes soil and harms ecosystems
- Linked to unsafe labor practices
- Typically lacks transparency or certification
- Promotes widespread use of GMOs and toxic defoliants
Why Does Cotton Often Get a Bad Rap?
Conventional cotton can use 42 million pounds of pesticides in the U.S. in a single year, including carcinogens, hormone disruptors and PFAS – aka “forever chemicals.”
This makes choosing organic all the more important.
True Comfort Begins With Trust
By tracing every fiber back to the farm, we ensure our materials are clean from the start – and we get them third-party certified by trusted organizations to prove it.
Beyond Organic – Farming for the Future
Our farmers practice regenerative agriculture, which goes beyond conservation by helping to restore soil, capture carbon, protect water sources and create resilient farms for the future.
Factory
At Naturepedic our organic cotton fill is
grown, ginned and prepared in the U.S.
with every step guided by GOTS organic
standards for chemical safety and fair labor.
Handcrafted at Home in Chagrin Falls, Ohio
Welcome to our mattress factory. As proud participants in the Organic Trade Association’s Organic Fraud Prevention Solutions program, we’ve implemented robust systems to protect the integrity of our materials here. We've also earned the Chemical Footprint Project’s Front Runner Award, demonstrating our leadership in reducing hazardous chemicals and promoting safer supply chains. Everything we make is a reflection of that promise: honesty in materials, excellence in craft.
Bed
We believe what touches your skin,
what you bring into your home,
what fills your mattress matters –
and you deserve to know what it is.
When It Comes to Your Bed
What’s Inside Should Never Be a Mystery
Naturepedic was founded by a first-time grandfather and environmental engineer who couldn’t find a crib mattress made without questionable chemicals. That search became a mission: to prove that we don’t need toxic chemicals to create comfortable homes. Today, we continue that mission by using certified organic cotton and other thoughtfully sourced materials that meet the highest standards for health, transparency and sustainability.
What’s in a Naturepedic?
Conventional Mattresses
Polyurethane foam. Fiberglass. Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs). Formaldehyde. Phthalates. Pesticides. Boric acid. Antimony. Vinyl. PVC. Isocyanates. Melamine resin. Decabromodiphenyl Oxide (Deca). Benzene. Lead. Arsenic. Chlorinated Tris (TDCPP). Toxic VOCs.
And the list doesn’t end there.
Naturepedic Mattresses
Certified organic cotton. Certified organic wool. GOLS certified latex. Non-GMO sugarcane PLA. Steel coils made in-house from recycled steel.
It’s that simple.
Beyond
The final key to our Farm to Bed story is you.
Just as a seed becomes a bed, the choices we make every single day can lead to real change. What you sleep on can shape what comes next.
About the Texas Organic Cotton Marketing Cooperative
The Texas Organic Cotton Marketing Cooperative (TOCMC) is a farmer-owned group that’s been leading the U.S. organic cotton movement since its founding in 1993. Based in Lubbock in the South Plains – the heart of “the world's largest cotton patch” – the co‑op now encompasses around 35–50 family farms planting 17,000–20,000 acres annually, producing some 7,000–17,000 bales of certified organic cotton. TOCMC was honored with the prestigious Organic Farmer of the Year Leadership Award by the Organic Trade Association in recognition of its vital contributions.
Statistics are from the Organic Trade Association’s 2024 Report: Pesticide, Fertilizer, and Genetic Modification Use in Conventional Cotton in the U.S. and Globally. Read the full report here.