The most popular and effective organic materials for organic mattresses are kapok, wool, cotton, 100 percent natural latex, and hemp. Manufacturers make organic mattresses using certified and sustainable materials free from chemical pesticides, fertilizers, and toxins. Global Organic Textile of Latex Standards (GOTS) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture certify the organic material that goes into making these mattresses.

Things to check before buying an organic mattress
Before choosing an organic mattress, you can research the core material and its benefits. Verify it the mattresses have the required certifications. Check if it can support your sleeping position. If possible, if you have an in-store nearby, you can visit them and check the comfort level by lying down for a few minutes. Check for certification like GOTS for the source of organic material, firmness level, sleep position support, materials used, back and spine support, price, trial period, and warranty.

The top five mattresses made with organic material

Birch Natural Mattress
If you want to buy a firm organic mattress, you can consider Birch natural mattress. It is made with birch wool, natural latex, organic wool, and organic cotton. All the materials are certified as organic. The mattress offers natural cooling as it contains breathable wool. The natural latex allows good ventilation, and the many coil layers enable airflow. The comfort layer uses wool to regulate temperature, and natural latex helps in pressure relief for all pressure points, hips, and back. This mattress is best suited for back or shoulder pain and is ideal for stomach and side sleepers. The cost ranges between $1,249 and $1,999, depending on thickness and size. You get a warranty of 25 years and a trial of 100 nights.

Avocado Green Mattress
Avocado Green Mattress is GOTS certified, containing 100% natural latex, cotton, and wool. Avocado Green can interest you if you feel hot while sleeping and sweat a lot. The mattress has a breathable organic cotton cover, and the natural latex enhances the cooling. It is best for back and combination sleepers, couples and supports combined weight up to 700lbs. Its firmness level is 7/10. Costs range between $1,099 and $2,099, depending on the thickness and size. They make mattresses starting from crib size. They offer a 25-year warranty and a one-year trial.

Nolah natural 11 Mattress
If you suffer from back and joint pain and want to shift to an organic mattress, Nolah 11 inch mattress can be right for you. Its firmness level is 6/10. It is made with natural Talalay latex, organic cotton, and wool. It is a handcrafted mattress providing targeted support, particularly for pressure points for back and side sleepers. It doesn’t sink, but the Talalay offers adequate cushioning for your joints. It is available online only. The costs range between $1,499 and $2,099, depending on thickness and size. They also offer a 120-day trial lifetime warranty.

PlushBeds Botanical Bliss
The Botanical Bliss is a handcrafted mattress made with GOTS certified organic latex, cotton, and wool. It is available in three thickness options, and you customize it to your firmness requirement of 6 or 7. You can interchange the top two latex layers based on your need for a soft or a firm mattress. Costs range between $1,349 – $2,849 and increase depending on the thickness and size of the mattress. They offer a 25-year limited warranty and a 100-day trial period.

Amerisleep Organica Mattress
The Amerisleep Organica mattress is made with Natural latex, wool, cotton, and Joma wool. Amerisleep mattresses are available online and in stores in select cities. The top layer of Joma wool allows contouring and is ideal for side sleepers. The rubber trees are sustainably farmed without the use of harsh pesticides. The wool helps those prone to night sweats and hot flashes sleep better. It offers good support for pressure points like shoulders, hips, and lower back. It costs $1,199 and is available at a 100-night trial and 20-year warranty.