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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
SKU:CP-WL-OCWL-ST-COT
93222 —LTL
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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
- 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)
- OEKO-TEX and FSC-certified latex sourced from Sri Lanka
- This product has been manufactured in accordance with GOTS
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.
Dimensions
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"
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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