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Organic Cotton, Wool and Latex Japanese-Style Medium-Firm Futon Mattress

Organic Cotton, Wool and Latex Japanese-Style Medium-Firm Futon Mattress

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Crafted for those who crave natural comfort with firm, supportive structure, this Japanese-style futon mattress layers organic materials to create a breathable, balanced sleep surface. A 3-inch natural Dunlop latex core provides medium-firm support that gently adapts to the body without sinking, while multiple layers of certified organic cotton deliver softness and breathability. Wrapped in 1.5 inches of certified wool, this futon mattress naturally regulates temperature and resists allergens—no flame retardants or synthetics required.

Ideal for platform beds, slatted frames, or use directly on the floor, this mattress is entirely free of springs for a quiet, motion-isolating experience. The combination of organic cotton, wool, and natural latex offers a firm feel with a cushioned top—perfect for those who need support without sacrificing comfort. Sustainably made and safe for sensitive sleepers, this mattress delivers long-lasting performance in a clean, eco-conscious package.

  • 3" medium-firm natural Dunlop latex core for pressure relief and durability
  • Latex is OEKO-TEX and FSC-certified, sourced from Sri Lanka
  • Layers of certified organic cotton for soft, breathable comfort
  • Encased in 1.5" of certified wool for insulation and moisture control
  • Naturally antimicrobial, mold- and dust mite-resistant
  • Free from synthetic foams, flame retardants, and chemical finishes
  • No motion transfer or springs—quiet and supportive
  • Ideal for platform beds, floor use, or slatted frames (with slats no more than 2.5" apart)

Natural Latex Core Layer

At the center of the mattress lies a 3-inch core of 100% natural Dunlop latex, harvested from sustainable rubber trees. This solid foam layer provides the essential structural integrity of the mattress, offering a responsive "medium" feel that lifts rather than traps the sleeper. Unlike memory foam which relies on body heat to conform, this natural rubber creates an instantly supportive surface that facilitates easy movement and consistent spinal alignment throughout the night.

  • Balanced Support: Features a C3 class density (approx. 32 ILD) that provides a stable, medium-firm feel suitable for a wide range of sleepers.
  • Cooler Sleep: The open-cell structure of natural rubber allows for superior airflow, preventing the heat retention common in synthetic foams.
  • Biodegradable Material: Made from renewable plant sap, this component is fully biodegradable and naturally resistant to mold and mildew.
  • Pressure Relief: The material actively contours to the body's curves, reducing stress on hips and shoulders without bottoming out.
  • Pure Formulation: Manufactured without synthetic fillers or petrochemicals to ensure a clean, low-toxin sleep environment.

Certified Organic Cotton Layers

Surrounding the core are multiple layers of USDA Certified Organic Cotton, cultivated in the United States. These layers are kept in their purest form—unwashed and unbleached—to ensure no synthetic chemicals or harsh cleaning agents touch the material. The cotton batting is densely layered to create a firm yet breathable foundation that provides substantial structure while remaining gentle enough to cushion the body.

  • Clean Cultivation: Grown without the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides, or fertilizers, protecting both the consumer and the environment.
  • Chemical-Free Processing: The cotton remains free from bleach, dyes, and scents, preserving its natural color and texture.
  • Breathable Structure: The natural fibers allow air to circulate freely, dissipating body heat and preventing moisture buildup.
  • Firm Comfort: Provides a dense, supportive feel that complements the latex core, adding stability to the mattress profile.
  • Skin-Safe: Ideal for those with sensitivities, as the lack of chemical residues minimizes the risk of skin irritation.

Certified Organic Wool Layer

Encasing the mattress is a 1.5-inch layer of Certified Organic Wool. Sourced from ethically raised sheep, this wool is processed without carbonization or harsh chemical baths. It serves as a critical temperature regulator and a natural flame barrier, eliminating the need for toxic fire retardants while adding a plush, comforting top feel that softens the firmness of the cotton and latex below.

  • Natural Climate Control: The wool fibers actively manage humidity and temperature, keeping you cool in summer and warm in winter.
  • Inherent Fire Safety: Acts as a natural flame retardant, allowing the mattress to meet safety standards without added chemicals.
  • Resistant to Allergens: Naturally repels dust mites and resists the growth of mold and mildew for a healthier sleep surface.
  • Ethical Standards: Sourced from sheep raised on organic pastures, ensuring high animal welfare and sustainable land management.
  • Surface Comfort: Adds a layer of initial softness that relieves pressure points while maintaining the mattress's overall supportive shape.

Recommended thickness options:

  • 5" and 6" mattresses – Best for bi-fold futon frames, allowing for easy folding and use as a sofa.
  • 7" and 8" mattresses – Best for platform beds, providing optimal comfort and support for sleeping.

OEKO-TEX CertifiedFSC CertifiedMade in USA

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Dimensions

  • Cot: 75" x 30"
  • Twin: 75" x 39"
  • Twin XL: 80" x 39"
  • Full: 75" x 54"
  • Queen: 80" x 60"
  • King: 80" x 76"
  • California King: 84" x 72"

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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Old-Fashioned Hand-Made Mattress Collection?

The Old-Fashioned Hand-Made Mattress Collection is built around techniques that predate modern mattress factories: layers of batting laid out by hand, compressed under tension, and tufted to hold everything in place. Since each piece is assembled individually, slight differences in weight and measurements between mattresses come with the territory and reflect the handmade process. Natural fibers like cotton and wool give the collection its breathability, durability, and clean sleep environment.

Modeled on traditional Japanese futons, these mattresses favor a flat, stable surface that supports natural spinal alignment and restful sleep.

What is the Organic Cotton, Wool & Latex Old-Fashioned Mattress?

This mattress builds a medium-firm sleep surface from three complementary materials: a natural Dunlop latex core for responsive support, certified organic cotton for breathable cushioning, and a wool wrap for climate control and natural fire protection. Handcrafted to order in the USA with traditional tufting, it's the choice for sleepers who want the grounded character of a hand-made futon with genuine pressure relief built in.

What materials and construction does it use?

The center of the mattress is a 3-inch core of 100% natural Dunlop latex, OEKO-TEX and FSC certified and harvested from sustainably managed rubber trees in Sri Lanka. With a C3 density rating (around 32 ILD), it delivers a stable medium-firm response that lifts the body rather than letting it sink. Around the core sit multiple layers of unbleached, USDA-certified organic cotton grown in the United States, and the entire mattress is encased in 1.5 inches of certified organic wool that acts as both temperature regulator and natural flame barrier. Every layer is hand-tufted to keep the fill anchored and prevent lumping.

How comfortable and supportive is it?

Medium-firm, with a more responsive feel than fiber-only constructions. Unlike memory foam, natural latex doesn't need body heat to conform; it contours instantly to hips and shoulders and springs back as you move, which makes changing positions easy. The wool wrap adds a soft initial touch on top, and the pre-compressed cotton layers firm up gradually as the mattress breaks in. With no springs anywhere in the build, it's also quiet and transfers virtually no motion between sleepers.

Does it stay cool and breathable?

Yes. The wool actively manages humidity and temperature at the surface across seasons, the organic cotton's open fiber structure lets air move through the mattress, and the latex core's open-cell structure allows far better airflow than synthetic foams. Together the three layers prevent the heat buildup that plagues conventional foam mattresses.

Is it chemical-free and eco-friendly?

The mattress contains no synthetic foams, flame retardants, or chemical finishes. The cotton is grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers and left unbleached and undyed, the wool comes from ethically raised sheep on organic pastures and is processed without harsh chemical baths, and the latex is tapped from renewable rubber trees and made without petrochemicals or synthetic fillers, making it fully biodegradable. Fire safety comes entirely from the wool layer, so nothing toxic is sprayed or added anywhere.

What size and thickness options are available?

Sizes run from Cot through California King, with thicknesses from 3-inch and 4-inch shikibuton profiles up to 8 inches. As a guideline, the 5-inch and 6-inch versions flex well on bi-fold futon frames that convert between sofa and bed, while the 7-inch and 8-inch versions are the better fit for platform beds used purely for sleeping.

What frames can I use it on?

It performs well on platform beds, slatted frames, futons, and tatami mats, and can also be used directly on the floor. If you're using a slatted base, keep the gaps between slats to 2.5 inches or less so the latex core stays evenly supported.

Why does my mattress have marks or stress around the tuft points?

Hand tufting draws a needle through the full depth of the mattress, so a bit of compression, puckering, or light fiber pull at each tuft point is part of the construction, not damage. These points anchor the layers and hold up fine under normal use. What does warrant a message to us: open tears, broken seam stitching, or filling working through the fabric. Send photos if you spot any of those.

What does the mattress casing fabric feel like?

The casing is a heavy, durable-textured fabric, dense and tightly woven to contain the layered fill for years of use. Out of the box it feels firmer and coarser than the quilted top of a conventional mattress, and that's deliberate; it relaxes gradually as the mattress breaks in. Most owners add a fitted sheet or futon cover, so the casing texture isn't something you feel while sleeping.

How do I care for and maintain it?

Keep it on a breathable base and air it out periodically so the natural fibers can release absorbed moisture; the wool and latex both resist mold, mildew, and dust mites on their own, but airflow keeps everything fresh. Spot clean spills with a mild, natural solution and let the area dry completely.

Do I need to rotate or flip this mattress?

Yes, and during break-in treat it as mandatory rather than optional. For the first 90 days, rotate head-to-foot every week or two and flip every two to three weeks so the cotton layers compress evenly across both sides. Skipping this early routine is the most common reason a mattress settles unevenly. After break-in, a monthly rotation keeps wear distributed.

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