Discover the Difference with MOSO Plastic-Free Pillows

Did you know that most of the world's bedding, even some that claims to be "bamboo," is actually filled with polyester? Polyester is a petroleum-based synthetic used in pillows, comforters, and other bedding because it is cheap to produce. Over time it sheds microplastics, tiny particles that end up in water systems and food chains.

When you choose polyester-filled bedding, you are sleeping on plastic. Those microplastics end up in our water systems, our oceans, and eventually in our bodies.

MOSO Bedding: Plant-Based Fill, Not Polyester

At MOSO, we fill all our bedding with 100% viscose made from bamboo. Unlike polyester, our viscose fill contains no petroleum-based plastic.

A word on how it is made: bamboo grows quickly and needs far less water than cotton, but turning that plant into viscose is a chemical process. Any brand telling you their bamboo bedding is chemical-free is describing the plant, not the fiber. The viscose we use is breathable and moisture-wicking.

When you choose MOSO bedding, you are choosing bedding with no plastic in the fill.

Why Choose MOSO Viscose Made From Bamboo?

• No Microplastics: Our viscose fill is a plant-based cellulosic fiber, so it is not a source of the microplastic shedding polyester is known for.

• Plant-Based, Not Petroleum-Based: Bamboo regrows from its own root system in a few years without replanting.

• Gentle on Your Skin: Our viscose fill is soft and breathable, unlike synthetic polyester, which can trap heat and moisture.

• Less Petroleum: Choosing MOSO reduces demand for petroleum-based synthetic bedding.

Get out from under microplastics. Replace your old bedding with MOSO plant-based bedding today.