Our mission is to redefine luxury bedding by crafting eco-conscious, long-lasting comfort that is gentle on your skin and on the planet.

By transitioning from traditional bedding materials such as down, feather, and polyester to plant-based viscose made from bamboo, we can address a multitude of environmental and health concerns.

First and foremost, bamboo is a highly renewable resource. Unlike cotton, which requires significant amounts of water, pesticides, and labor, bamboo grows rapidly with minimal resources. This swift growth rate not only replenishes itself quickly but also captures more carbon dioxide, thus helping to reduce overall carbon emissions. By increasing the demand for bamboo, we can encourage its cultivation, leading to greater carbon sequestration and a reduction of our carbon footprint.

Cultivation is only one stage, though. Converting bamboo into viscose is a chemical process that uses sodium hydroxide and carbon disulfide. Any brand telling you their bamboo bedding is chemical-free is describing the plant, not the fiber.

Moreover, the production and disposal of polyester, a common material in traditional bedding, contribute significantly to environmental pollution. Polyester is a type of plastic that releases microplastics into the environment throughout its lifecycle—from manufacturing to washing and eventual disposal. These microplastics are not only harmful to marine life but also make their way into our food chain, posing potential health risks.

Additionally, some polyester bedding is treated with PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) for water and stain resistance. PFAS is not part of the polyester itself—it is a finish applied to the fabric—and it is persistent in the environment.

In contrast, viscose is a cellulosic fiber rather than a plastic one, so it is not a source of the microplastic shedding polyester is known for.

Viscose made from bamboo is also breathable and moisture-wicking, helping regulate body temperature and reduce night sweats. The bamboo charcoal integrated into our fill is a highly porous material that adsorbs odors and moisture from the fabric.

Choosing viscose bedding over polyester is a step toward taking petroleum out of the products you sleep on.