About using non-toxic eco-friendly organic and natural materials for upholstery.
Organic Cotton Batting works well as a foundation layer in upholstery, and is often the only padding used in antique chairs. It generally yields a firmer seat than [...]
Yes. Our cotton is certified by NICS (Nature’s International Certification Services), which has verified through inspection and review that this product has met the requirements of [...]
Yes, though this is not information they give out to everyone, due to privacy concerns. The Lot Number on the certificate indicates information about location, field, and seed [...]
Yes, the batting is manufactured in Portland, OR.
GOLS stands for ‘Global Organic Latex Standard’ which was introduced in 2012 to ensure a clear path and procedure on the route from field level/ [...]
The Oeko-Tex Standard 100 standard is concerned primarily with health and safety of textile products (including latex foam). It tests only the end product, not [...]
Textile products bearing the Oeko-Tex 100 certification mark: Do not contain allergenic dye-stuffs and dye stuffs that form carcinogenic arylamines. Have been tested for pesticides [...]
There are a number of independent organizations that offer certification programs for various industries and products. All of our certified natural upholstery materials are free [...]
A resource list of Natural & Organic Fabric for Upholstery
Your foam will usually be one single unglued piece, though we recently found out our supplier does not offer Soft (D65) latex in thickness > [...]