Comfort Pure
Natural Cotton and Wool Japanese-Style Firm Baby Mattress
Natural Cotton and Wool Japanese-Style Firm Baby Mattress
SKU:CP-WL-GCW-ST-CR
16056 —Small Parcel
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Give your baby a safe, firm, and naturally comfortable place to sleep with this handcrafted cotton and wool crib mattress. Made in the USA using untreated green cotton and natural New Zealand lambswool, it offers a breathable, chemical-free sleep surface ideal for babies and toddlers. The wool layer provides natural temperature regulation and serves as a built-in fire barrier—no synthetic foams, glues, or flame retardants needed. Encased in durable cotton twill and hand-tufted for structure and long-lasting support, this crib mattress is designed to fit standard-size cribs and toddler beds. Choose between two supportive options: a plush 6" thickness or a lower-profile 3.5" version for a firmer feel.
- Firm, supportive comfort for infants and toddlers
- Made from untreated green cotton—no synthetic materials or chemicals
- Natural New Zealand lambswool adds breathability and acts as a natural fire barrier
- Encased in strong, breathable cotton twill fabric
- Hand-tufted for durability and shape retention
- Available in two thicknesses: 6" for cushioned support or 3.5" for a lower-profile firmness
- Sized to fit standard cribs and toddler beds (28" x 54")
- Hypoallergenic and eco-conscious construction
- Handcrafted in the USA
Dimensions
Dimensions
- Crib: 54" x 28"
Futon mattresses with a cotton core may measure 1–2 inches shorter than standard sizes due to their rounded edges and design. They may also appear smaller upon delivery because of compression during packing and shipping—please allow 1–2 weeks for them to expand to their average size. All measurements are for reference only.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
| Shipping Method | Cost |
|---|---|
| Standard Shipping | Free* |
| Room of Choice Delivery | $49+ |
| Room of Choice Delivery & Assembly | $149+ |
Our items are stocked and sourced from a network of U.S.-based warehouses. Fulfillment and shipping times depend on availability and the delivery address. Please refer to our Shipping Policy.
Most items can be returned within 30 days for a refund. You will be responsible for shipping charges and a 20% restocking fee. Please refer to our Return Policy.
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