6 Best Organic Sheets (2025), Tested and Reviewed

What to look for in organic leaves

Organic means a lot. It is often used to confirm that food has been cultivated without pesticides and toxic chemicals, and has no things like growth hormones or GMOs, in order to label it like organic foods. For bedding, this should mean both organic materials have been used to make the fabric – no toxic pesticides used in agriculture, etc. – and that they were produced organically with non -toxic chemicals.

You will need at least two certifications to prove it. Most sheets have a global certification of organic textile standard (GOTS) to certify that the material coming is organic (it will say organically cultivated cotton, but should have a certification to save it), and you will generally see an OEKO-Tex or a safe certification in certification certification that the process for making them was safe and not toxic. If you only see Oeko-Tex certification, this means that they have been made of organic way, but not from organically. You are more likely to see a unique Oeko-Tex certification than others, which is always a good certification, but not enough to be a fully organic bed sheet.

Is it the same as respectful of the environment? It depends on what environmentally friendly means. Some processes are more eco-consciousness, as Lyocell’s process On nylon and radiation based on chemical production, but produce everything that has costs on the planet. These organic certifications generally only confirm toxicity and chemicals included, not necessarily the quantity of waste remaining or if the chemicals can be reused.

Honorable mentions

There are a lot of superb organic leaves. Here are some more organic bedding sets that we have tested and loved.

Boll & branch signature sheet set for $ 279:: Boll & branch signature sheets use Gits certified cotton and have an Oeko-Tex certification. These leaves also rise in level of Sateen weaving of a three pattern on one with a pattern of four against one. I tested the motive of textured stripes, which always felt breathable with heavier weaving, but not as soft as an ordinary Saten leaf because it had the additional texture.

Coyuchi flannel leaves for $ 278:: These organic sheets are fantastic and soft, and are made from 100% certified organic cotton (with the exception of the scratch motif, which uses a mixture of recycled cotton and cotton certified GOTS). The Boll & Branch flannel is a little softer, but the coyuchi leaves are a little cheaper if you want to save a few dollars.

Luxury Etude Cleanbamboo Rain + Leaves for $ 400:: The luxury bamboo leaves promise that they are Ecotet Organic and use 100% FSC certified bamboo, and are certified Oeko-Tex standard 100. I found them a little heavy for my taste as a hot sleeper, but they are a fantastically soft and silky whole that is organic.

Not quite organic

Avocate natural linen leaves for $ 549:: These linen sheets are among the heaviest and most expensive we have tried. These linen sheets will probably last for many years, thanks to the heavy goods vehicle, and will become softer with each washing. These leaves were previously certified GOTS, but now are only Oeko-Tex certified, which is why they are not a choice. Avocado no longer lists them as organic because of this.

Quince bamboo tank for $ 130:: These affordable bamboo sheets of the quince claim to use 100% viscose from organic bamboo, but have only standard 100 OEKO-Tex certification which proves that no toxic chemical product has been used, not the source of bamboo itself. They are a pleasant and soft set, but they do not have all the certifications that we are looking for in the organic leaves. We contacted Quince to ask if they have certifications to prove that bamboo is organic.

Quince Sateen Tiche for $ 100:: Similar to all of the bamboo above, these sheets are sold in the form of 100% bamboo but have only Oeko-Tex certification, which only confirms that chemicals are not toxic. We contacted Quince to ask if they have certifications to prove that cotton is organic.