Sustainable Bedding –
14 Australian Brands Making a Difference
This post was last updated in 2024
Hello there my eco-conscious warriors 😊
In recent years, the demand for sustainable and eco-friendly products has surged, and the bedding industry is no exception. As more consumers seek out environmentally conscious options, Australian brands have risen to the challenge, offering a variety of sustainable bedding sets that are not only stylish and comfortable but also kind to the planet. From sustainable cotton bedding to sustainable linen bedding, there are options out there to suit all tastes.
A surprising number of Australian brands offer sustainable bedding options – whether you’re looking to reduce your environmental footprint or simply love the idea of sleeping in natural, tox-free fabrics, these 13 brands offer a range of options that meet both aesthetic and ethical standards.
My usual disclaimer – are these brands 100% perfectly sustainable? I highly doubt it. I based this list on the brands stated commitments on their websites re ethical practices and transparency in supply chains, the materials they use, where the bedding is made and general operational practices. The main focus when it came to bedding was the materials used – here you will find companies that use organic cotton, linen, hemp or bamboo. In many cases, the materials used were GOTS certified. A secondary concern was the dyes used, so you will find many brands that use materials that are Oeko Tex Certified.
What do GOTS and Oeko Tex certification even mean? Well, I plan to cover that in a separate blog post.
For now, read on to discover the best in sustainable bedding on the Australian market.
1. Bed Threads
Bed Threads offers 100% flax linen bedding that is sustainably sourced and manufactured without harmful chemicals. Their bedding is also carbon-neutral and available in a wide range of colors.
Prices range from $80 to $350.
2. Dazed but Amazed
Dazed but Amazed uses sustainable fabrics like organic cotton and linen in their bedding. Their designs are unique and colorful, adding a touch of fun to eco-friendly living. Their fabrics are GOTS and Oeko Tex Certified and production processes audited under Sedex audit processes twice a year, And they do their best to minimise wastage.
Prices generally range from $100 to $250.
3. Sheet Society
Sheet Society focuses on creating stylish and sustainable bedding using eco-friendly fabrics like 100% cotton and linen. Their designs are modern, with a focus on longevity and ethical production. Their fabrics are GOTS and Oeko Tex Certified. And the company is bCorp certified.
This is one brand I am excited to try out- I just love their range. The link above is an affiliate link so if you decide to shop through them as well, I may earn a small commission.
Prices range from $100 to $250.
4. Koala
Koala’s bedding is made from sustainably sourced materials like TENCEL™ Lyocell and organic cotton. Known for their eco-friendly mattresses, Koala extends their commitment to sustainability through their bedding range as well. The company is bCorp certified.
Prices typically range from $100 to $300.
5. Nancybird
Nancybird creates bedding using natural fibers and eco-friendly dyes. They focus on small-scale production, ensuring each piece is made with care and sustainability in mind.
Prices range from $100 to $300.
6. I Love Linen
I Love Linen is dedicated to sustainability by using 100% French flax linen, grown with minimal pesticides. Their bedding is designed to be both luxurious and eco-friendly. Their fabrics are Oeko certified and factories are SA8000 certified.
I have purchased from this brand before and I just love the quality and durability of their linen.
Prices range from $150 to $300.
Note, the link above to the website is an affilate link and I may earn a small comission from any purchase you may make.
7. Ettitude
Ettitude specializes in bamboo lyocell bedding, which is more sustainable than cotton and uses less water in production. Their products are certified vegan, cruelty-free and Oeko certified. Their fabrics have a sateen fnish, if that’s your kind of thing.
Prices generally range from $150 to $300.
8. Bhumi
Bhumi provides bedding made from organic GOTS certified fabric. Their products are ethically produced and free from harmful chemicals. And they have a wide range of fabrics and finishes finishes – sateen, percale, linen, flannel, chambray and jersey.
Prices range from $150 to $350.
9. Lazybones
Lazybones offers bedding made from organic and sustainable materials, including organic cotton, linen and recycled polyester. They focus on creating vintage-inspired designs that are both eco-friendly and durable.
Prices range from $150 to $350.
10. Good Studios
Good Studios offers bedding made from Oeko certified hemp, one of the most sustainable natural fibers available. Their products are designed with minimal environmental impact in mind.
Prices range from $150 to $350.
11. Hemp Gallery
Hemp Gallery specializes in bedding made from hemp and organic cotton. Hemp is naturally pest-resistant and requires less water to grow, making it a highly sustainable option. Their range is limited but looks luxurious.
Prices range from $150 to $350.
12. Bedtonic
Bedtonic offers bedding made from 100% flax linen, which is sustainably sourced and ethically produced. Their focus is on creating long-lasting, eco-friendly products.
Prices generally range from $150 to $400.
13. EcoLinen
EcoLinen offers bedding made from GOTS and Oeko certified organic cotton and linen, focusing on ethical and sustainable practices throughout their supply chain. Their products are known for their softness and durability. Heads up though – their colour range is limited to the colours you see in these pictures.
Prices generally range from $200 to $400.
14. Selah and Stone
Selah & Stone is committed to sustainability through the use of natural, eco-friendly materials such as 100% flax linen and GOTS-certified organic cotton. Their bedding is ethically produced in small batches to minimise waste, and the company focuses on timeless, high-quality designs that are made to last. They also emphasize transparency in their supply chain, ensuring ethical treatment of workers and reduced environmental impact.
Prices generally range from $150 to $400.
Choosing eco-friendly bedding is a simple yet impactful way to support sustainable living. The Australian brands featured in this post are not only committed to providing high-quality, comfortable bedding but also to making a positive difference for the planet. Whether through the use of organic materials, ethical production practices, or innovative sustainable fabrics, each brand offers something unique to help you create a more eco-conscious bedroom.
I know the prices aren’t the cheapest out there but it is something worth saving up for. By investing in sustainably made bedding, you’re not just improving your sleep environment—you’re also contributing to a healthier planet for future generations. It is through these conscious choices, we can collectively work towards a more sustainable future 🌎
xxx Tahsin
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