The Avocado Organic Linen sheets are made from linen that is 100% Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certified. This is the gold standard for environmentally and socially responsible textile manufacturing. The linen is derived from flax stalks, and this material has a good deal of breathability to it.

In contrast, organic cotton is produced from natural seeds without any pesticides or harmful chemicals. Organic cotton farming uses insects to kill bugs, therefore, keeping the seeds healthy naturally. This keeps your sheets soft but, more importantly, safe for the skin.

They feel pretty soft, and you can tell they're good quality. And I'm glad I can say my bedding choices don't have a negative impact on the environment! The 400 ct were perfect for me. Good quality, fits their deep mattress nicely, some soft wrinkles, feels great.

Organic bedding is made from natural materials that aren't grown or treated with pesticides or other harmful chemicals. Non-organic bedding, for example, can be made with synthetic materials or treated with harmful dyes, bleaches, or inks. Organic bedding is commonly made from plants like cotton, flax, hemp, or bamboo.

We recommend using an eco-friendly laundry detergent when washing your Avocado Organic Cotton Sheets or Organic Indian Suvin Cotton Sheets. Wash with like colors in warm water. Do not use fabric softeners, bleach, or whiteners. Please just line dry or tumble dry low and remove promptly.

Hint: It is not made of avocados, but it is a green mattress made with nontoxic and organic materials - the type of thing you actually want to sleep in.

Regular cotton is typically produced using a large number of chemicals, including heavy metals, chlorine, and chemical dyes. These products can still have chemical residue after washing them, which can cause skin allergies. Organic cotton, on the other hand, uses safer alternatives to chemical dyes and whiteners.

Organic cotton uses no pesticides or chemical fertilizers In contrast, regular cotton is sprayed with huge qualities of pesticides to encourage growth. Regular cotton uses 5.7% of all global pesticides and 16.1% of insecticides, despite occupying just 2.4% of agricultural land.

25 years (Avocado mattresses are designed to last 25 years.) But in addition to years of ownership, there are other signs that indicate you need to upgrade your mattress. Here's how to determine if it's time to replace your mattress.

The Avocado Green Mattress is a hybrid mattress with organic cotton, wool, and latex layers that sit above supportive coils. On the mattress firmness scale of 1 to 10, the Avocado Green falls at about a 7, which is medium-firm.

every two weeks Joining you in bed are countless dust mites and bacteria, not to mention lots and lots of your own dead skin. Dermatologist Alok Vij, MD, says you should wash your sheets at least every two weeks - maybe more, depending on factors like whether you live in a warm climate and whether your pet sleeps in your bed.

The FDA has issued a warning that before eating, you need to wash avocados because the skins can contain some not-so-appetizing bacteria like salmonella and listeria. Even though you aren't eating the avocado skins, experts agree that the bacteria can easily transfer from the skin to the delicious green fruit inside.

The Avocado Green Mattress is an eco-friendly mattress made with organic cotton, natural latex, and pocketed coils. This durable mattress is extremely bouncy making it a great pick for combo sleepers who move around throughout the night.

An Avocado mattress is designed to last at least 25 years. That's why every mattress comes with a 25-year limited warranty. This includes full, non-prorated coverage from years 1 to 10 and limited, prorated coverage from years 11-25.

Organic cotton is a strong fabric which will last longer than regular cotton. This is because organic cotton fibres aren't damaged by processing with harsh chemicals and the cotton is often picked by hand rather than by machine, making the fibres stronger and more durable.

Through regenerative organic farming techniques, organic cotton is more sustainable and better for air quality. Furthermore, cotton mattresses are able to control temperature while sleeping which increases comfort.