- Berkeley
- 801 Delaware Street
- Berkeley, CA 94710
- 510-525-3746
Store hours:
Sunday - Monday: 11am - 5pm
Tuesday - Friday: 10am - 6pm
Saturday: 10am - 5pm
100% Certified Organic Merino Wool Comforter
Comforter from Sleep & Beyond
Only available at our Berkeley location
Sleep & Beyond's comforters are certified organic and tested to be completely free of carcinogenic chemicals such as arsenic, lead, and VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds). Your body deserves the best and you deserve peace of mind using Sleep & Beyond comforters.
- Hand filled with WoolGanique™, USDA and WOOLMARK-certified organic superfine merino wool fiber
- Cover is certified organic cotton sateen, 300 thread count
- Naturally hypoallergenic
- Recommended for people with arthritis, rheumatism, and back pain
- Regulates body temperature
- Naturally provides relief from MCS (multiple chemical sensitivities)
- Naturally resistant to dust mites, mold and mildew
- Naturally flame-retardant
- Good all-year round—experience four seasons with one comforter
- Absorbs substantial moisture before it feels damp
Crib: 28"x52"—3lbs/53oz
Twin: 39"x76"—5lbs/74oz
Full: 54"x76"—7lbs/116oz
Queen: 60"x80"—8lbs/123oz
King: 78"x80"—11lbs/169oz
Cal King: 75"x86"—12lbs/187oz
Sleep & Beyond™, Your Home for Organic Merino Wool Bedding™ is a family-run manufacturer of luxurious USDA-certified organic merino wool bedding. Say hello to a full night of rejuvenating sleep and good-bye to dust mites, nighttime allergies, stuffy nose and puffy eyes in the morning!
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Organic bedding naturally repels dust mites and mildew and doesn't contain harmful chemicals used in conventional bedding. Non-organic cotton fabrics are often treated with a formaldehyde-based finish that reduces wrinkling and aren't required to carry a label informing you of what they were treated with. Additionally, conventional cotton growers use more pesticides than almost any other crop.
