LXP Mattress

All the materials come from American suppliers. From the top down:

• We start with an innovative top layer of plant fiber woven to provide fire protection, naturally. Without chemicals, potato plants are woven into a layer creating a safe, fire resistant mattress. And because it’s plant based, it’s also breathable and adds to your sleeping comfort.
• Next, we use 2 layers of soft cotton we've sourced from a southern, family-owned American supplier. Cotton fibers are naturally soft and breathable, allowing air to circulate around your body. The fiber's superior structure helps wick away and release body moisture as you sleep. Your sleep is improved in a dry and comfortable environment which helps you sleep better and wake more rejuvenated in the morning -- a key to a healthier life! Cotton is naturally hypoallergenic keeping a clean and healthy sleeping environment without the use of chemicals. In fact, cotton farming is regulated by the USDA as a food crop, in addition to being annually renewable, recyclable and biodegradable. Cotton is also more durable than foam and will hold its loft longer than foam, which compresses faster than cotton over time.
• Underneath the cotton is a layer of wool. Unlike synthetic fibers which are smooth, wool fibers have a textured surface that holds large amounts of air serving as a year-round comfort layer keeping you cool and dry as you sleep. Wool helps regulate your sleeping temperature by keeping you cool when it's hot and keeping you warm when it's cold. Wool also helps wick moisture away as you sleep keeping you dry. When your body is able to sleep in a breathable bed that's cool and dry, you're able to sleep deeper, longer and awake feeling stronger and more alert. Wool's fiber structure also has the added benefit of being naturally fire-resistant. Learn More About Cotton & Wool.
• We then put 2 more layers of cotton padding, firmer feeling, and woven to help provide the support underneath the softer layers above.
• There's a premium layer of nano coils in between the natural layers above and the pocketed innerspring coils below. Nano coils are typically found in higher-end luxury mattresses, and we've made then part of the LXP. The reason they're so good is that they're great at conforming to your body as well as being responsive to your movements while at the same time being very durable ensuring a long life of consistent performance. In fact, Nano coils are more durable and last longer than foam (just like natural fibers do, too.)
• All of the above materials are supported by individually pocketed coils that contour to your body and provide proper support. The coils are zoned for comfort, specifically, those targeting the hips, back and shoulders are tuned for firmness, density, and bounce. There's also a column of coils along the outer edges providing robust edge support so you can sit or rest comfortably all the way to the edge of the bed. They're encased in a synthetic wrap, rare use of man-made materials (less than .01% of the mattress by weight.) We even use a plant-based glue to adhere certain materials in the spring system.
  
  LXP: The number of individually pocketed coils by size (plus the number of nano coils):
  
  • King 1414 + 1764 nano coils
  • Cal King 1384 + 1760 nano coils
  • Queen 1130 + 1386 nano coils
  • Full 1016 + 1131 nano coils
  • Twin XL 772 + 840 nano coils
  • Twin 756 + 780 nano coils

We chose an organic cotton cover to encase the mattress, so the surface you actually sleep on is organic. The organic cotton fabric we use is certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS).

In our mattress we use 100% organic fabric. Other mattress companies use organic cotton blended with polyester which is cheaper and easier to manufacture. They can be tricky with their marketing claiming they use organic cotton for their covers, which while technically true, misleads the fact that the cover is not 100% organic material.

You'll also notice the hand tufting by our master craftsman. Only found on upper-end mattresses, hand tufting involves sewing durable string through mattress from top to bottom. You can see the decorative knots on top of the cover. The tufting helps keep all the materials in place and ensures a long consistently feeling lifespan of your mattress.