For Sustainable Blissful Slumber
A highly sustainable, eco-friendly and recyclable material, praised for its natural properties, latex is made from the milky sap derived from the rubber tree. People who prefer natural sleep solutions choose natural latex. Because it is free of harmful pesticides and chemicals, is extremely resilient, and lets your body rest truly, really well. What’s more? It has natural anti-bacterial properties that make it the most suitable bed option for people sensitive to bed bacteria and mites. And thanks to its open cell design it doesn’t preserve heat, keeping the mattress and you comfortable, regardless of the weather outside.
The luxurious wool that adapts to your body’s need
Often referred to as the most elegant and timeless fibre known, cashmere is also one of the warmest and softest. Sourced from the hairs of Himalayan goats, cashmere represents luxury and comfort that transcends ages and times. Its exceptional warmth, hygroscopicity, and temperature-regulating properties make it the best suited for Organa mattresses and bedding alike. We use cashmere as the part of mattress top quilting to add that extra dose of comfort and warmth.
Tencel
When there is something extraordinary, why settle for the ordinary? At Organa we choose only the best and the best is Tencel. A fiber so soft, light and eco-friendly, Tencel is made from the pulp of eucalyptus wood, for healthier sleep.
Kapok
Kapok, found in Ceiba tree seedpods, is the world's softest and lightest fibre. It's a pure, silky fibre that caresses your senses when touched, providing pleasant comfort. And, as a crucial component in our mattress, Kapok fibre batting takes quality to new heights. Kapok's natural antibacterial characteristics promote breathability and thermoregulation, making it ideal for allergy-prone sleepers.
Bamboo Fabric
Cherished in India and other Asian countries for ages, the bamboo fabric is a true example of elegance and paramount comfort. Harnessing the goodness of bamboo trees, promotes airflow, coolness and natural resistance to odour.
