FAQ | What's the difference between Organic, Lyocell, OEKO-TEX® Certified and why should I care?

NOT ALL NATURAL FABRICS ARE CREATED EQUAL

These 3 words ensure that each stage, from fiber to finished product, is sustainable and does not involve harmful chemicals.

• Organic — chemical-free plant growth

  Bamboo and flax are grown without pesticides or synthetic fertilizers.

• Bamboo Lyocell — sustainable fabric production

  Pure bamboo fibers are naturally coarse. To make them buttery soft, conventional bamboo fabric involves toxic solvents which are harmful to your health, the planet, workers, and community.
  
  Bamboo Lyocell is a new generation of textiles that involves a closed-loop process (99% of water saved) that uses non-toxic solvents. The result is a truly sustainable fabric that's typically lighter (yet durable) than viscose, allowing it to be more breathable and drape more freely.

• OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 — chemical-free final product

  An independent product label which verifies that the finished fiber contains no residual chemicals which are harmful to health. 

OUR LINENS

We care for your health and our planet. Our linens are organic, and we use 100% organic OEKO-TEX® Certified Bamboo Lyocell for our bedding.