• Millet Hulls

    Our filling of organic millet hulls come from New York. The hull is the outside of the millet seed (a super regenerative crop) which would otherwise be used for cattle feed or mulch. They’re eco-friendly, as millet’s cultivation stands out for its low environmental impact—it grows with minimal water, poor soil, and doesn’t depend heavily on pesticides or chemicals. It's lighter and quieter than buckwheat hulls another biodegradable fill that's similar and often used.

  • Kapok

    Kapok trees can grow as tall as 200ft and can continue growing for centuries on their own making them a sustainable alternative to synthetic materials. Kapok fibre itself grows inside pods—or seeds. These pods can be harvested by removing them from the trees and doesn’t harm the tree itself or impact its ability to regenerate the fibre. Kapok is a fluffy material that has a similar look and feel to raw cotton and is sometimes referred to as silk-cotton. In pillows, kapok is often cited as having a similar feeling to down, but it also has a soft and plush similar feeling to a high quality down alternative. Just like traditional pillow materials like down or polyester fill, kapok pillows can be fluffed up to maintain their shape over time. Naturally hypoallergenic, kapok pillows or bedding are excellent choices for anyone with allergies or sensitivities and kapok has the added benefit of being naturally dust mite resistant. 

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