Circadian vs Coyuchi
For most buyers, the Circadian Tree-Tapped Latex Pillow: shredded slow-pour Dunlop latex certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class 1, four sizes, a refill bag for later and 60 nights to decide.
The Coyuchi Organic Shredded Latex Pillow is shredded organic Dunlop latex in an organic cotton jersey inner cover under a removable sateen protector, made in Sri Lanka, with 30 days for a full refund. The Circadian Tree-Tapped Latex Pillow is shredded slow-pour Dunlop latex, 100% Hevea sap from an FSC certified rubber-tree source in Sri Lanka, certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class 1, in an organic cotton cover, handmade to order in New Jersey. A Standard is $169 at Circadian and $138 at Coyuchi, as of October 2026. Latex refill bags start at 1 lb, and you get 60 nights to sleep on the pillow before you decide.
How we checked. Every Coyuchi fact on this page was read from Coyuchi's own pages on October 29, 2026, and each one links to its page in Sources below. Circadian prices are read live from our Shopify store. We re-check the Coyuchi rows every quarter. How we compare brands
Six fills, one zipperCoyuchi puts two covers on its shredded pillow: an organic cotton jersey inner cover, and over it a removable 400 thread count organic cotton sateen protector you can machine wash. Its 30-day full refund holds "even if it's been washed or worn," in their words, and the return label is free.
It costs less at Standard, $138 against our $169 (as of October 2026), and it carried 132 reviews when we read it. Coyuchi has made organic home goods since 1991, far longer than we have; Circadian was founded in 2025.
Coyuchi's shredded pillow costs less at Standard and comes with a removable sateen protector over its inner cover. Ours comes in a single organic cotton cover.
By the numbers
Three figures that decide most pillow purchases, side by side. Every number on the Coyuchi side is from their own site, read October 29, 2026, and the note under each bar says where.
Coyuchi also sells two other latex pillows, the sculpted Turiya at $188 and the Molded at $138 at Standard, neither with fill you can adjust; both are covered in the questions below. Their wording sits in every cell on their side, and the source is under the table.
Both are shredded Dunlop latex with a zipper, in organic cotton. The rows that separate them are the certificate, the covers, the refill, where each is made, and how long you have to decide.
| What matters | Circadian Tree-Tapped Latex PillowStandard 20 by 26 inches | Coyuchi Organic Shredded Latex PillowStandard 20 by 26 inches, read October 29, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $169 Standard 20 by 26 inches, as of October 2026.Travel 12 by 16 inches $89, Queen 20 by 30 inches $189, King 20 by 36 inches $219, as of October 2026. | $138 at Standard, 20 by 26 inches, regular priceQueen $158, King $178. No sale price on any size when we read it, October 29, 2026. |
| Sizes | Four sizes: Travel at 12 by 16 inches, Standard at 20 by 26 inches, Queen at 20 by 30 inches, King at 20 by 36 inchesOne pillow for every bed, each priced in the row above. | Three sizes: Standard 20 by 26 inches, Queen 20 by 30 inches, King 20 by 36 inchesNo Travel size is made. |
| Fill | Shredded slow-pour Dunlop latex, poured in small batches so it sets evenly, 100% Hevea sap tapped from rubber trees in Sri Lanka.All rubber-tree sap, with no petroleum-based rubber (SBR) mixed in. Open-cell, so air moves through it. | Shredded organic Dunlop latex, "harvested by tapping trees," in their words"renewable, chemical-free, and compostable foam," in their words. |
| Weight | About 4.25 lb at Standard, fill and coverTravel 1.5 lb, Queen 5.25 lb, King 6.8 lb, from the maker's table. It arrives full, so it gets lighter as you take fill out. | not publishedNo weight is given on their product page. |
| Cover | Organic cotton, with a zipper on the short end. | An organic cotton jersey inner cover under a removable 400 thread count organic cotton sateen protector, both with side zippers, in their wordsTheir details list calls the inner cover non-removable; it unzips to reach the fill. |
| Certification | Latex fill: OEKO-TEX Standard 100, Class 1. FSC certified rubber-tree source. Organic cotton cover.Class 1 is the strictest class, the one set for baby products, tested for over 1,000 harmful substances. We never call the latex organic. | "GOLS + GOTS certified," in their words, with no certificate numberTheir standards page names GOTS (the Global Organic Textile Standard), GOLS (the Global Organic Latex Standard) and Fair Trade, and shows no certificate numbers or certificates. |
| Adjustable | Zipper on the short endIt arrives full, with more fill than most people keep, so you can shape it to your own neck. Take some out until the height fits how you sleep, and put it back whenever you change your mind. | Yes, unzip the inner cover to rearrange or remove the fill, in their wordsTheir page says your head sinks more deeply into shredded latex, and to create more support you stack pillows or fold them over. |
| Refills sold | Latex refill bags, from 1 lb up1 lb $45, 5 lb $89, 10 lb $129, as of October 2026. Once the pillow settles, a refill restores its height, so you do not have to throw it away. | not publishedNo refill or extra-fill product among their pillow inserts. |
| Sleep trial | 60 nights, slept onSleep on the pillow, adjust its height, and send it back inside 60 nights if it does not suit you. | 30 days for a full refund, "even if it's been washed or worn," in their wordsThen store credit up to 180 days after purchase, less a $15 restocking fee. |
| Returns | Full refund inside 60 nights, even slept onThe refund is issued once the pillow reaches us. The return label is prepaid and there is no restocking fee. | Full refund inside 30 days, with a free return labelAfter 30 days, store credit only, less a $15 restocking fee, per their refund policy. |
| Where it is made | Handmade in New Jersey.Our pillows are handmade in a New Jersey workshop that has been making pillows since 1981. | Pillow fill and shell made in Sri Lanka, in their words |
| How long it lasts | Up to a decade.A figure we publish and hold to, with a refill behind it. | not publishedNo warranty is stated on their product page. |
Sources for this table:Coyuchi Organic Shredded Latex Pillow product page (read Oct 29, 2026) · Coyuchi standards and certifications page (read Oct 29, 2026) · Coyuchi returns page (read Oct 29, 2026) · Coyuchi refund policy (read Oct 29, 2026)
Travel $89 · Standard $169 · Queen $189 · King $219, as of October 2026. 60 nights to decide.
See the Tree-Tapped Latex Pillow in your size ›Up close
Ours is 100% Hevea sap tapped from rubber trees in Sri Lanka, from an FSC certified rubber-tree source, poured as slow-pour Dunlop in small batches so it sets evenly, then shredded. Air moves through the open cells, and the latex pushes back rather than sinking, so the height you lie down on stays the height you wake up on.
Move over the fill to see it up close
Which pillow for which sleeper
Our column names the Circadian fill and the mechanism. The Coyuchi column shows which Coyuchi pillow uses the same fill as ours. It does not rate how well that pillow suits the sleeper.
| Sleeper | Circadian | Coyuchi |
|---|---|---|
| Side sleeper | Buckwheat Pillow, with the Buckwool Hybrid beside itHulls lock at the height a shoulder needs and stay there. | Not among the pillows compared here |
| Back sleeper | Organic Wool PillowSpringy height that bounces back instead of going flat. | Not among the pillows compared here |
| Stomach sleeper | Wild-Harvested Kapok PillowSoft and light like down, and you set the height by taking fill out. | Not among the pillows compared here |
| Sleeps hot | Buckwheat Pillow, then the Organic Wool PillowAir moves between the hulls, so buckwheat is the coolest pillow we make. Wool keeps you cool because the heat leaves with the damp: it holds up to 30% of its weight in moisture and still feels dry. | Not among the pillows compared here |
| Neck pain | Buckwheat Pillow, with the Buckwool Hybrid beside itHulls flex under your head and then lock, holding your neck where you set it. | Not among the pillows compared here |
| Replacing down | Wild-Harvested Kapok PillowSoft and light like down, without feathers or polyester. | Not among the pillows compared here |
| Leaving memory foam | Tree-Tapped Latex PillowPushes back instead of sinking, and the height is yours to set. | Coyuchi Organic Shredded Latex Pillow |
| Wants nothing from an animal | Kapok, Organic Cotton or Tree-Tapped LatexNone of these three has wool or any other animal fiber in it. | Coyuchi Organic Shredded Latex Pillow |
| Dust mite allergies | Organic Wool PillowNaturally hypoallergenic, and the air at the face stays too dry for dust mites, which cause most dust allergy. | Not among the pillows compared here |
Ours come from Judge.me and update on their own. Coyuchi's numbers and quotes come from the review widget on their product pages, read on the day we captured them.
Judge.me collects these after delivery, and the numbers on this card update whenever a review lands, so they are never copied in by hand.
Read from the review widget on each product page on October 29, 2026.
Of their 132 reviews of the shredded pillow, 84 are five stars, 15 four stars, 7 three stars, 11 two stars and 15 one star. Three of them, on the rows this page compares (smell and fill, weight, adjustability). Their widget shows how long ago each review was posted, not its date, so each quote carries the day we read it.
★★☆☆☆"The rubber smell doesn't go away. The filling is lumpy."
★★★★★"They are heavier than any pillow I've owned before."
★★★★★"You can take out as much fill as you want and store it in the bag that comes with it"
I have owned more pillows than I have owned houses and I have owned 12 houses. … This is by far the only pillow to use if you don’t want to wake up with sore shoulders or neck. I have replaced all the pillows in my house with this pillow.
I bought this after my doc reminded me that memory foam, as comfortable as it is, may do some offgassing, and that’s not something I want going into my breath holes. The natural latex, with all its certifications, seems a much better option.
I bought this pillow for my husband to improve his quality of sleep and avoid harmful chemicals sometimes found in typical pillows. He has really enjoyed the pillow since receiving it.
As featured in
“Best for allergy-resistant wool”
“I love their Organic Cotton pillow!”
“Basically two pillows in one!”
“One of our favorite options”
“Why a certain fill will likely work for you”
“Crafted from exclusively natural materials”
“Best of both worlds!”
“Among the healthiest pillows I’ve evaluated”
“Plant fiber start to finish”
“Complete sourcing transparency”
“The easiest switch on this whole list”
If you came here for an alternative
Start with our latex, which shares the material. The other five are fills Coyuchi does not sell as a sleeping pillow.
Shredded slow-pour Dunlop latex, 100% Hevea sap tapped from living rubber trees in Sri Lanka, from an FSC certified rubber-tree source, inside an organic cotton cover. It pushes back instead of sinking, so the height you lie down on is the height you wake up on.
Best for people leaving memory foam
Long-staple organic cotton grown in Texas, carded by hand, inside an organic cotton sateen cover, and the finished pillow is certified organic inside and out. A dense, familiar feel you don't have to get used to, and it's silent.
Best for a first natural pillow
Organic wool from New Zealand farms, scoured with the sheep's own lanolin oils left in, and certified organic inside and out. The finished pillow is GOTS Certified Organic (Global Organic Textile Standard), with the same GOTS-10229 finished-product certification as our cotton pillow. You stay cool because the heat leaves with the damp: wool holds up to 30% of its weight in moisture and still feels dry.
Best for hot sleepers and night sweats, and dust-mite allergies
Wild-harvested kapok from Ceiba pentandra seed pods in Java, Indonesia, never bleached or chemically treated, inside an organic cotton cover. The pods ripen, split open and drop, and the kapok is gathered from the ground, so the tree is never cut down. Soft and light like down, without feathers or polyester.
Best for chemical sensitivities, and former down users who want a vegan pillow
USA-grown hulls, pre-polished, air-jet cleaned by a patented process and UV sterilized, so they are cleaned with air and light, no chemical wash, inside an organic cotton twill cover. The heaviest fill we make, and the one that holds your neck where you set it.
Best for neck pain and hot sleepers
Two flat layers, USA-grown buckwheat hulls and organic wool, one above the other with a level cotton divider. Flip the pillow to choose the firm buckwheat side or the soft wool side.
Best for neck pain that changes night to night
For most buyers, Circadian's Tree-Tapped Latex Pillow is the better pick: it has shredded slow-pour Dunlop latex certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class 1, four sizes, a refill bag for later and 60 nights to decide. Coyuchi's shredded latex pillow costs less at Standard and comes with a removable sateen protector over its inner cover, so if price or a second washable cover is what decides it for you, that is where Coyuchi differs from us. At Standard size, Circadian is $169 while Coyuchi is $138, as of October 2026. Ours is 100% Hevea sap from an FSC certified rubber-tree source, made by hand in New Jersey once you order it, and it pushes back rather than sinking, so you wake up at the same height you lay down on. You get 60 nights to sleep on it; Coyuchi gives 30 days for a full refund.
Yes: latex and down. Coyuchi's latex pillows are the Organic Shredded Latex Pillow, which you can unzip to remove fill, the sculpted Turiya, the Organic Latex Molded Pillow and an Organic Latex Body Pillow. Its down pillows are the Down Pillow, filled with 100% down, the Goose Down Pillow and two down feather pillows. Coyuchi lists no wool, kapok or buckwheat sleeping pillow. Our Tree-Tapped Latex Pillow is the closest match to their shredded latex, and our Wild-Harvested Kapok Pillow gives the soft, light feel of down without feathers or polyester.
Yes. Their page says you can unzip the inner cover to rearrange or remove the fill, and that to create more support you stack pillows or fold them over. Our Tree-Tapped Latex Pillow arrives full, with more fill than most people keep, so you take some out through the zipper on the short end until the height fits how you sleep. We also sell latex refill bags from 1 lb ($45, as of October 2026); Coyuchi sells no refill.
Coyuchi gives 30 days for a full refund, "even if it's been washed or worn," with a free return label. After 30 days, up to 180 days from purchase, a return gets store credit less a $15 restocking fee. Our Tree-Tapped Latex Pillow comes with a 60-night sleep trial. Send it back inside 60 nights, even slept on, and you get a full refund once it reaches us, with a prepaid return label and no restocking fee.
Their product page says "GOLS + GOTS certified" and prints no certificate number. Their standards page names GOTS (the Global Organic Textile Standard), GOLS (the Global Organic Latex Standard) and Fair Trade, again without numbers. We never call our latex organic: our fill is certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100, Class 1, the strictest class, the one set for baby products, tested for over 1,000 harmful substances, from an FSC certified rubber-tree source, inside an organic cotton cover. Our Organic Cotton and Organic Wool pillows are GOTS Certified Organic (Global Organic Textile Standard), license GOTS-10229, issued by Oregon Tilth, so the finished pillow, the fill inside and the cover together, is certified organic.
Coyuchi's latex pillow pages say "Pillow fill and shell are made in Sri Lanka." Our latex is tapped from rubber trees in Sri Lanka too, and every Circadian pillow is made to order, by hand, in New Jersey, in a workshop that has been making pillows since 1981.
The Circadian Tree-Tapped Latex Pillow. Both are shredded Dunlop latex in organic cotton with a zipper, so you set your own height. Ours is slow-pour Dunlop, poured in small batches so it sets evenly, 100% Hevea sap with no petroleum-based rubber (SBR) mixed in, about 4.25 lb at Standard, and it comes in Travel, Standard, Queen and King.
The Turiya is a solid, sculpted latex pillow, $188 in Standard or Tall, and their best seller, at 4.1 from 557 reviews when we read it. Coyuchi says it "is designed for proper spinal alignment, relieving pressure on your head and neck." Its sculpted shape is fixed, which matters if you want a set contour rather than a height you adjust. Their page also says "It may take time to adjust to this new, realigned sleeping position." Our Tree-Tapped Latex Pillow is shredded, so you take fill out through the zipper until the height fits how you sleep, with 60 nights to find it.
Not by Coyuchi's own description: their page says its shredded fill is "more malleable and adjustable" than molded latex and your head "will sink more deeply into the pillow," and it says to plan on an adjustment period of several nights when switching from down to latex. Of their 132 reviews, 84 are five stars; one two-star review reads "It's too firm and springy." Our Tree-Tapped Latex Pillow pushes back instead of sinking, so the height you lie down on is the height you wake up on, and it arrives full, so you take fill out through the zipper until the height fits you. If you would rather have a pillow that is soft and light like down, our Wild-Harvested Kapok Pillow is that, without feathers or polyester.
For a latex allergy, not a latex pillow: the Circadian Organic Cotton, Wild-Harvested Kapok or Organic Wool Pillow. Coyuchi's shredded, Turiya and Molded pillows are latex, and so is our Tree-Tapped Latex Pillow. Coyuchi also sells down and down feather pillows, which matters if you want no latex and are fine with feathers. Our Organic Cotton Pillow is long-staple organic cotton grown in Texas, and our kapok is as soft and light as down, with no feathers or polyester.
Coyuchi ships free on orders of $300 or more; below that, UPS Ground is $10 and takes 5 to 7 business days, per their shipping page. We ship every order free, and our pillows ship in 4 to 7 business days. The body pillow ships in 5 to 10 business days.
Latex beside buckwheat and wool, for a sore neck.
Every rival fact on this page was read from the brand's own site on the date shown, and the cell repeats their wording. If Coyuchi changes a price or a policy, tell us and we will re-check the row. The rules every comparison follows are on how we compare brands.
Screenshots of the price, cover and returns rows were taken on October 29, 2026.
If you want a shredded latex pillow, buy the one whose fill is certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class 1, that is handmade in New Jersey after you order it, that has a refill bag for later, and that can come back inside 60 nights for a full refund, even slept on.
Choose your Tree-Tapped Latex Pillow size ›King $219 · Queen $189 · Standard $169 · Travel $89, as of October 2026
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