The Circadian collection

Six fills, one of them is yours.

Most natural pillow brands sell one fill in three sizes. We sell six because no single material works for every sleeper. Each chapter below tells you how one feels and what it does for your sleep.

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A Circadian Organic Cotton Pillow on a live-edge wood table with its end unzipped and cotton spilling out, with The Good Trade seal, Top 5 organic pillows, and the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) label: Organic, certified by OTCO, GOTS-10229.

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Organic Cotton

Dense and supportive, the most familiar feel of the six. Cotton settles slowly and evenly over years, so the pillow you like on night one is still that pillow a year later. It is certified to GOTS, the Global Organic Textile Standard, inside and out.

About 3.3 lbsWeight
GOTS-10229Licence on the whole pillow
Organic Cotton PillowFrom $89See the pillow
A Circadian Organic Wool Pillow on a teal blanket in morning sun, its end unzipped to show soft layers of wool batting inside, with The Good Trade seal (best wool pillow, best for allergy-resistant wool) and the GOTS label: Organic, certified by OTCO, GOTS-10229.

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Organic Wool

Springy and soft. A cooling gel soaks up heat until it matches yours, then stops. Wool keeps working all night: it takes up to 30% of its weight in moisture off your skin, and your heat leaves with the damp. The air at your face stays too dry for dust mites to settle in.

30%Of its weight in moisture
GOTS-10229Licence on the whole pillow
Organic Wool PillowFrom $99See the pillow
A Circadian Buckwheat Pillow on a live-edge wood table with its end unzipped and buckwheat hulls spilling out, with seals: rated Best by The Clean List, and handmade in the USA from USA-grown buckwheat.

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Buckwheat

The firmest of the six. The hulls flex under your head, then lock together and hold that exact shape all night. Air moves between them the whole time, so it stays the coolest pillow we make without any gel. The Buckwool Hybrid pairs these hulls with soft wool on its other side.

About 10 lbsWeight
3-5 yrsThen refresh the hulls
Buckwheat PillowFrom $89See the pillow
Our Wild-Harvested Kapok Pillow on a green linen bed. Soft, fluffy kapok spills from the open zipper.

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Wild-Harvested Kapok

The softest and lightest we make, as full as down without a feather. Each fiber is a hollow tube that is 80 to 90% air, so it stays light and cool. The pods ripen and fall from wild trees and are gathered by hand.

About 2.3 lbsThe lightest fill
80-90%Air, by fiber volume
Wild-Harvested Kapok PillowFrom $79See the pillow
A Circadian Buckwool Hybrid Pillow lies on a red daybed in morning sun, unzipped so you can see wool in one chamber and buckwheat hulls in the other, with a few hulls spilled on the cover. The seals read Rated Best by The Clean List, and Handmade in the USA from USA buckwheat and New Zealand wool.

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Buckwool Hybrid

Firm buckwheat on one side, soft organic wool on the other, with a divider between them. Turn to the hulls on nights your neck wants to be held, and to the wool when you want soft and quiet, and set the height of each side through one zipper.

About 8 lbsWeight
2Chambers, set separately
Buckwool Hybrid PillowFrom $99See the pillow
A Circadian Tree-Tapped Latex Pillow on a bed with its zipper open and soft, airy pieces of latex spilling out, with seals: rated Best by The Clean List, and handmade in the USA.

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Tree-Tapped Latex

Light, bouncy and springy. It lifts your head instead of letting it sink, and air keeps moving through the pieces so it stays cool. The latex is tapped from rubber trees, poured slowly and certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Class 1, the strictest tier.

Class 1OEKO-TEX tier
Up to a decadeTypical lifespan

If you have a latex allergy, choose any of the other five.

Tree-Tapped Latex PillowFrom $89See the pillow