Natural fiber in an organic cotton cover
Most pillows are finished with bleach, formaldehyde softeners, flame retardants and the stain repellents people now avoid as PFAS, and you breathe them all night. Ours are certified organic and natural. You breathe fiber, because that's all there is.
Shop the organic cotton pillow Compare the six natural fillsFrom $89.00. Certified organic through every layer.
Polyester and memory foam shed plastic as they break down. A natural fill sheds fiber.
The softener behind wrinkle-resistant finishes, and a classified carcinogen. Certification bans it at every stage.
Sprayed on most foam and synthetic bedding to pass burn codes. Wool passes them on its own, so there's nothing to add.
Add the stain repellents people now avoid as PFAS, and that is the air a few inches from your face for a third of your life. Every Circadian pillow is a natural material in an organic cotton cover, screened clean, so there are no chemical finishes on it to off-gas into the air by your face.
Our organic cotton and wool pillows are certified organic, the material inside as well as the cover, made in accordance with the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and traced from the farm to the finished pillow. Most brands certify the cover alone and call the whole thing organic.
The buckwheat, kapok, latex, and buckwool fills sit in that same organic cotton cover, and the latex is screened for more than 1,000 harmful substances to the safety tier used for baby products. Whichever you choose, the part touching your face is the clean part.
These are the two fills certified organic through every layer, so nothing was bleached, treated, or left to off-gas. If chemical off-gassing is what drove you here, this is the cleanest place to land.
Shop the organic cotton pillow
I spend as much time outside as I can. I wanted my eight hours in bed to be just as clean. Most pillows are foam and polyester, so I made one from plants and wool instead. You open it and set the height to fit your neck. Every pillow is sewn by hand in New Jersey and filled to order.
See my sleep dataEnded up here because GOTS certified means no PFAS, no flame retardants, no sketchy stuff. Sleeps good too, but the peace of mind is why I bought it.
Most organic pillows have an organic cover with conventional fill. The certification here covers the whole pillow. No reactions, sleeping well.
Wool is naturally dust too dry for mites. As someone who sneezes their way through most pillow options, this has been a relief.
| Circadian natural pillow | Conventional pillow | "Organic" pillow | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fill | Cotton, wool, buckwheat, kapok, or latex | Polyester or memory foam | Foam or latex |
| Microplastics shed | None, it's natural fiber | Yes, as it breaks down | Varies |
| Flame retardants | None added | Usually sprayed on | Sometimes |
| What's certified organic | Whole pillow on cotton and wool | Nothing | The cover |
| Made | By hand in New Jersey | Overseas | Overseas, usually |
| Trial | 60 nights, full refund | Varies | Varies |
Natural fills instead of foam and polyester, in an organic cotton cover, with no added flame retardants, formaldehyde finishes, or stain repellents. The cotton and wool pillows are certified organic through every layer by an independent third party, so it's verifiable, not a marketing word.
Organic cotton or organic wool. Both are certified organic, the material inside as well as the cover, so there's nothing in them to off-gas. Wool also keeps dust mites out on its own, which helps if allergies come with the sensitivity.
Sleep on it for 60 nights. If it isn't your pillow, send it back for a full refund. Most orders arrive in four to seven days.
Six natural fills, all handmade in New Jersey, all yours to try for 60 nights. Find the one that fits how you sleep.
Shop the organic cotton pillowAsk us for the GOTS certificate and we will send it.
Whole pillow, end to end
GOTS, the Global Organic Textile Standard, audits the fiber farm, the scouring, the mill and the workshop. On the Organic Cotton and Organic Wool pillows and both comforters, the fill and the cover are certified, not just the cover.
Audited on site every yearStrictest tier, finished material
An accredited lab tests the finished latex for more than 1,000 harmful substances, including PFAS, formaldehyde, heavy metals and pesticide residue. It uses the limits set for baby products.
How Standard 100 worksUpstream, at the source
The Forest Stewardship Council audits the plantations the latex is tapped from, for forest care, worker safety and land rights. OEKO-TEX tests the finished latex, and FSC covers where it came from.
How FSC certification worksKapok, buckwheat, Buckwool and latex come in an organic cotton cover over a natural fill. See what covers each one
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