Best Products Style Shopping 7 Brands That Make Soft, Beautiful, and Eco-friendly Bedding These brands don't compromise on sustainability By Madeline Diamond Madeline Diamond Twitter Madeline Diamond is an associate ecommerce editor at Dotdash Meredith, where she primarily works on the Travel + Leisure brand. She writes about all things travel gear, including everything from the best suitcases to the most comfortable travel clothing. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines Published on July 12, 2020 Share Tweet Pin Email We independently research, test, review, and recommend the best products—learn more about our process. If you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission. Photo: Courtesy of Coyuchi Your bed is an oasis. And whether you're spending more time in it lately or you still look forward to cozying up after a long day, your choice of bedding is a key part of a good night's sleep. And while there are tons of bedding brands out there, they don't all use eco-friendly and sustainably-sourced materials. Bedding made from bamboo or organic cotton, for example, can make less of an environmental impact and is still durable and soft-to-the-touch. We've rounded up seven brands that make high-quality, environmentally-friendly bedding, from soft sheet sets to plush duvets. must-haves for home And when you're shopping for bedding with the environment in mind, there are a few terms you should know related to material certifications. First, you'll want to look for Oeko-Tex "Made In Green" certified materials. That means the textiles have been tested for harmful substances and have been manufactured in sustainable and socially responsible conditions. It's also worth keeping an eye out for products that are FSC-certified, which means they come from responsibly managed forests, according to the Forest Stewardship Council. Finally, if a brand claims to sell "organic" bedding, be on the lookout for a certification by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) to ensure your getting the best-quality and ethical products. Keep reading for seven brands that make both beautiful and sustainable bedding. Buffy Courtesy of Buffy Buffy is known for its temperature-regulating, eco-friendly comforters, sheets, and pillows. The brand is also dedicated to making sure all its products are environmentally-friendly, since it uses sustainable materials like recycled plastic and eucalyptus. Plus, Buffy offsets all CO2 emissions generated from freight and customer shipments. If you're looking for comfortable, cool-to-the-touch bedding for the summer, check out Buffy's Breeze Comforter and Eucalyptus Sheets. To shop: buffy.co Aizome Courtesy of Aizome Aizome makes incredibly soft bedding that's made from 100 percent unbleached organic cotton and natural indigo. Thanks to its materials, the bedding is both hypoallergenic and antibacterial. Shoppers who are perpetually on the hunt for the softest sheets will be particularly interested in the brand's sheet set, since it is accepted by the National Eczema Association as a product that provides benefits to people with eczema and sensitive skin. To shop: aizomebedding.com Coyuchi Courtesy of Coyuchi Coyuchi offers a wide variety of bedding and bath products made from organic materials. From a light and airy cotton comforter to a winter-weight duvet insert, as well as an array of ultra-soft sheets, you can deck out your bedroom in environmentally-friendly Coyuchi goods. The Organic Crinkled Percale Sheets, for example, are GOTS-certified and made from 100 percent organic cotton grown and woven in India. To shop: coyuchi.com Gryphon Courtesy of Gryphon Gryphon makes luxuriously soft bedding, and its sheet sets are more affordable than many other luxury bedding brands. The Comfort Washed Sheet Set is made from 100 percent American grown Supima cotton and is Oeko-Tex certified. The material is soft, breathable, available in seven colors, and a queen set retails for $150. To shop: gryphonhome.com Sijo Courtesy of Sijo Sijo offers two types of bedding: Bamboo Lyocell, which offers a silk-like feel and is ideal for warm sleepers, and French Linen, which provides a luxurious look and feel and is sourced in small batches in Southern France. You can shop sheet sets, duvet covers, and pillowcases in each material, both of which are Okeo-Tex certified. To shop: sijohome.com Ettitude Courtesy of Ettitude Ettitude uses the term "vegan silk" to describe its bedding, since it's both incredibly soft and sustainable. The Bamboo Lyocell Sheet Set, for example, is made from 100 percent organic bamboo, which makes the sheets thermoregulating and hypoallergenic. The brand also offers another variation, the Bamboo Charcoal Sheet Set, which includes the same features as the Bamboo Lyocell sheets but is also antimicrobial. To shop: ettitude.com Linoto Courtesy of Linoto This Yonkers, NY based linen brand owned and directed by Jason Evege is creating real linen, made-to-order sheets (and boxers and tablecloths and more) at a competitive price. Luxury and quality are matched by the breathability of these eco-friendly sheets. And since linen doesn't require evem a fraction of the water or resources that other common materials do, they leave virtually no waste footprint. To shop: linoto.com Avocado Courtesy of Avocado Avocado makes a variety of bedding essentials, from mattresses to sheets to wooden bed frames. The brand's Organic Superfine Suvin Cotton Sheets are made from GOTS-certified organic Indian Suvin cotton, which has a 1,000 thread count per inch weave in a single ply. What does that mean? Put simply, these sheets are soft but get softer with every wash and don't compromise on sustainability, making them a top "eco-luxury" pick. To shop: avocadogreenmattress.com Love a great deal? Sign up for our T+L Recommends newsletter and we'll send you our favorite travel products each week. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit