Sleep EZ - Organic Latex Mattress

My last temperpedic was garbage. At 2 years it had hills and valleys. God, I was horrified at how much money we spent in the last 10 years on mattresses. Problem solved. We bought a latex mattress. 13" king from SleepEZ. The Natural was 2250. The Organic was 2550. They are customizable and there's a 20 year (for real) warranty. Got a dip or a divot? They send you another layer and they pay for you to send the other back. No off gassing, no formaldehyde or chemicals. You can get Talalay layers for the "sinking" feeling . Call SleepEZ customer service, tell them your height/weight and preferred squishiness. Good luck.

My last temperpedic was garbage. At 2 years it had hills and valleys. God, I was horrified at how much money we spent in the last 10 years on mattresses. Problem solved. We bought a latex mattress. 13" king from SleepEZ. The Natural was 2250. The Organic was 2550. They are customizable and there's a 20 year (for real) warranty. Got a dip or a divot? They send you another layer and they pay for you to send the other back. No off gassing, no formaldehyde or chemicals. You can get Talalay layers for the "sinking" feeling . Call SleepEZ customer service, tell them your height/weight and preferred squishiness. Good luck.

Maybe its time to re think memory foam. Its crap, and the quality has only gotten worse since covid. Look into latex. You wont have to return it, its customizable. SleepEZ, Sleep on Latex, Latex for Less, Latex Mattress Factory. No off gassing, totally natural product, no b.s. Or buy one of the ones you mentioned, and in 2 years you'll be back here looking for another mattress. How do I know? I bought all of those, spent a fortune and was mad as hell every time they wouldn't honor their warranties. I FINALLY talked my husband into going the latex route. No more problems. We're set for the next 20 years. Good luck. Choose wisely. The struggle is real.

My SleepEZ mattress is mostly Dunlop. I returned the top layer for a Talalay layer. (That's the greatest thing about these beds...they are 100% customizable.) My husband's side is very firm. He loves it. My side is now perfect and we've got a 20 year warranty. Got a divot or a sag? Call the company and they'll exchange a layer. Its that easy. Im done spending a fortune only to have the memory foam fail in less than 2 years. Side note: My mom had a latex bed around 1950. It became mine in the 60's. I used it till 1989. That same mattress is now sitting in a spare room in New England.

$1900 for a king size in 2021. SleepEZ organic latex and it was worth it. I came from a 15 year old memory foam that was probably about the same price adjusted for inflation, and the memory foam was probably comfortable for my back, but far worse for extracurricular activities with my wife.

For support, latex is the better choice. But since you're pretty lightweight, you'll likely need soft latex foam - either soft Dunlop latex (denser, supportive) or soft Talalay latex (less denser, more cushioning). A few additional recommendations I can give here - 1. **Turmerry** Organic Latex Mattress 2. **SleepEZ** Organic Latex Mattress 3. **SleepOnLatex** Pure Green Organic Latex Mattress 4. **Avocado** Organic Latex Mattress 5. **PlushBed** Organic Latex Mattress (The Botanical Bliss) 6. **LatexMattressFactory** Luxerion Dunlop Latex Mattress

I love my latex bed. Will never have any other kind of

I bought a Dunlop latex mattress - softest Dunlop available and it was too firm, but I added a 3" 14 ILD Talalay topper and it made everything perfect for me. I bought my mattress from a small store in Roanoke Virginia, not one of the big box or mattress in a box latex mattresses. A few years after I bought mine, my husband's waterbed sprung a leak (fun times, that - NOT). He liked my latex mattress, and was able to buy a latex mattress from Sleep on Latex, an online vendor, and he loves it as much as I love my mattress.

Sleep EZ organic latex

SleepEZ 7" organic latex, customized (medium talalay over firm dunlop). Perfect sleep since October 2020.

From what I have gathered. Both are good quality latex. But they serve different roles: -Roma = best budget latex value -Sleep On Latex = better comfort and longevity That price difference is mostly paying for more comfort material and maybe better long-term performance. You could always buy the Roma and add a soft or medium 3” latex topper. That would probably blow right past the SOL as far as comfort is concerned. We have the 10” SleepEZ Organic w/ 3” soft Talalay topper and it is heavenly.

SleepEZ. Went with their Organic Latex Mattress. The 10” then added the 3” soft Talalay topper. If you order the mattress, wait for it to arrive, then call them back to discuss adding the topper, they’ll give you 50% off as they’d rather work with you to find the right comfort level vs having you return the mattress. It’s a nice discount! https://sleepez.com/product/organic-latex-mattress/

I believe your best bet will be an all latex mattress. Check out SleepEZ. We have the 10” organic w/ 3” soft topper, and absolutely love it! Another popular brand is Sleep on Latex.

- My Current Queen Sized Mattress: [**9-inch Royal Pedic Latex Quilt-Top Mattress.**](https://royalpedic.com/products/royal-latex-quilt-top-mattress/) > All Cotton Covering > French Wool layer > 6-inch Ergonomical 7-Zone Talalay Latex Core > Pin-Core, Two Sided Construction >> *The 7-zone core and two-sided construction are what I will miss. The core is all one piece. Not layers.* >> *Out of my price range right now and I will be moving in about two years. And this mattress will be very hard to move.* >> *My box spring is in amazing condition and I would love to keep it. 50% more modular supports in the center-third of the box spring unit. The coil wire is heavy duty 8 3/4 gauge as compared to 9 1/2 gauge as standard. Mounted on 5-Star hotel grade wide slat construction. Upholstered with cotton padding and heavy duty cotton fabric undercloth. Royal-Pedic box springs have flexiblity providing an extra layer of suspension.* - Option 1: [**Berkley Ergonomics Linden**](https://berkeleyergo.com/products/berkeley-ergonomics-copenhagen-talalay-latex-10-latex-mattress?variant=42174737743983) ($3,000) > Gently zoned 6 inch Talalay support core > 2 inch Talalay comfort layer > Cover made with 100% organic cotton quilted to 100% pure Plein Air wool > 1-inch Talalay topper = $949.00 USD >> *This is also more than I want to spend. I'm considering it as it will be a little over half of a replacement Royal Latex.* - Option 2: [**Plush beds 9” Botanical Bliss**](https://www.plushbeds.com/products/the-botanical-bliss-organic-latex-mattress?variant=18770039242850) ($1,849) > Quilted cotton cover + 1 - inch organic wool. > 2-inch latex comfort layer - probably Dunlop > 6-inch Dunlop latex core >> *The price is about right but I want to try to get Talalay if I can.Price is more around what I'm willing to pay.* - Option 3: [**Nest Finch**](https://www.nestbedding.com/products/finch-natural-latex-mattress) ($2,149) > [1.5 inch Eco flex quilting foam cover](https://www.nestbedding.com/cdn/shop/products/detail-lark_01_800x570.jpg?v=1634886999) >> *Does anyone know what Eco flex is?* > 3-inches Talalay > 6-inches Talalay >> *This is a really strong contender for me. All Talalay and I like the quilted cover even though it's not natural material. I really wish we could buy the Fawcett Mattress in the USA. This is the closest I can find to the Fawcett.* >> [*Drawback: What is Eco-flex polyfoam and why would someone put it between the human and the Talalay?*](https://forum.mattressunderground.com/t/ecoflex-foam-quality/2901/1). I get it you need a top layer but why not wool/cotton? - Option 4: [**My Green Mattress, Nature Escape**](https://www.mygreenmattress.com/product/natural-escape/) ($1,444) > 8-inches of coils > 3-inches of Dunlop latex > Wool quilted cover, Button Tufted > 2-inch Dunlop Topper $254 >> *This is one of the few and maybe the only coil mattress I'm considering. The price is really good. And it's got some latex albeit Dunlop. The trade-off is the price. I would say they have good reviews but I kind of ignore reviews.* - Option 4: [**Sleep on Latex, Pure Green**](https://sleeponlatex.com/products/natural-latex-mattress) ($1,099) > Comfort Layer - 2 inches medium Dunlop > Base Layer - 6 inches firm Dunlop = 8 inches Dunlop Latex. Layers are laminated together > Cotton Knit Facing, Wool Batting, Cotton Quiltbacking > 2-inch Dunlop Topper = $165 >> *This is another strong contender due to price and everyone here seems to like them.* - Option 5: [**Latex Mattress Factory, Luxerion**](https://latexmattressfactory.com/products/luxerion-latex-mattress?variant=42374210453557), 10-inch ($1,249) > 3 x 3-inch Layers of Dunlop Latex > 1-inch of Wool > Cotton Zipper Cover > 2-inch Talalay Topper ($351) >> *Another well-priced option but funky sales practices, and again, so many layers. It's clear to me that layers are how these companies stay in business. No one can afford to offer a 7-9 inch solid piece of Talalay, like the Royal Pedic* - Option 6: [**Sleep EZ 7-inch Latex**](https://sleepez.com/product/organic-latex-mattress/) ($1,521) > 2 x 3-inch layers of Talalay, Firm, Medium > Zippered Quilted Cotton Cover > Wool & Latex Topper ($640) >> *There's a reason why this is basically the same construction as the Mattress Factory but double the price. I don't love the 3 x layers again - having already said why. But I do like the all Talalay. I like the quilted cover.* - Option 6A: [**Select Sleep 7-inch Latex**](https://sleepez.com/product/organic-latex-mattress/) > 2 x 3-inch layers of Talalay, Firm, Medium > Zippered Quilted Cotton Cover designed specifically for the 7-inch version. > *Very strong contender in that I can't see a reason for the third layer. - Option 7: ~~[**Avocado Latex**](https://www.avocadogreenmattress.com/collections/latex-mattresses/products/organic-latex-foam-mattress?variant=36584427389078)~~ ($3,299) > ~~2 inches of Dunlop latex in the top comfort layer (D65 / 14-19 ILD, soft)~~ > ~~3 inches of firm Dunlop latex (D75) in the middle~~ > ~~4 inches of firm Dunlop latex (D75) at the base.~~ > ~~wool (1 ounce per square foot) under the cotton ticking~~ > ~~Tufted, Greenguard, Out of Stock.~~ > ~~2 inch Talalay Topper: $494~~ >> ~~*This might be my mattress. Just over the top of what I want to spend but I like how it's tufted to hold it together. And I think I might be very influenced by the appearance and marketing.*~~ >> Update: I messaged them on their web site and the all latex mattress is being discontinued. This is so annoying. I wonder how many other people are waiting for this mattress to be back "in stock." There is an option to enter your email address to be notified when it is "back in stock." I feel like they leave that up to collect email addresses they can use for future marketing or when they sell. Regardless, 9-inches of latex and the wool layer was attractive to me and this was a strong contender. I'm annoyed. - Option 7A: [**Avocado Latex**](https://www.avocadogreenmattress.com/products/organic-latex-foam-mattress?variant=36584427389078)~~ ($3,499) > **October, 2025 Update:** Avocado has a new all-latex mattress that includes Talalay now. >> 6 inches (N4) Talalay in the top layer (30-35 ILD) >> 3 inches of (D65) Dunlop (14-19 ILD) as the base >> Organic wool (1 ounce per square foot) under the organic cotton ticking. >> Needle-tufted by hand with cotton yarn rosettes, which secure the cotton ticking and internal mattress layers firmly in place. >> *I think it's odd that what used to be considered the top comfort layer -- (D65) Dunlop (14-19 ILD) -- is now the base support layer. ??* - ~~Option 8: [**Avocado Green Pillowtop**](https://www.avocadogreenmattress.com/products/green-natural-organic-mattress?variant=42732672581782) ($2,799)~~ > ~~2 inches Dunlop in the pillow-top layer (D65)~~ > ~~2 inches Dunlop in the comfort layer (D65)~~ > ~~1 inch of Dunlop (D65) in the base.~~ > ~~individually wrapped coils arranged in seven zones and steel perimeter support to the edge.~~ >> ~~*I wish they would say how many inches the coil layer is. I know I can just ask them. This is the other coil mattress I might consider. Edit - Was just advised to be careful about zoned coils which is helpful to me as I really don't want coils, anyway and I appreciated this word of caution.*~~ >> That's now four people who have told me to avoid zoned coils. I think because my current latex mattress is zoned that I didn't consider this to be an issue. - ~~Option 9: [**Avocado Green Box Top**](https://www.avocadogreenmattress.com/products/green-natural-organic-mattress?variant=42732827672726) (3,599)~~ > ~~3 inches Talalay latex~~ > ~~3 inches of Dunlop latex~~ > ~~Tufted~~ > ~~individually wrapped coils arranged in seven zones and steel perimeter support to the edge.~~ >> ~~*I wish they would say how many inches the coil layer is. I know I can just ask them. This is another coil mattress I might consider. Basically the Avocado Green with a topper. Edit - was advised to make sure to try zoned coils before purchasing.*~~ - Option 10: [**10- inch Turmerry Latex**](https://www.turmerry.com/products/natural-organic-latex-mattress?variant=40458896408685) ($1,500) > Not Flippable?, not tufted but it looks deeply quilted - I think only the 7" is Flippable > Organic Cotton > Organic Wool > Organic Cotton > 3 x 3-inch layers of Dunlop latex > Organic Cotton > Organic Wool > Organic Cotton > 2-inch firm Dunlop latex topper ($269) >> *The 7-zone latex looks similar to what I have now only not solid. In 3 x 3-inch layers.* - Option 10A: [**Turmerry 7" Latex Flippable**](https://www.turmerry.com/products/dual-side-flippable-latex-material-mattress?variant=41291591581805 ) ($1,000) > Organic Cotton > Organic Wool > Organic Cotton > 2 x 3-inch layers of Dunlop latex > Organic Cotton > Organic Wool > Organic Cotton - Option 11: [**Saatva Zenhaven**](https://www.saatva.com/mattresses/zenhaven) 10-inch ($2,890) > Quilted Cotton Cover > Wool Layer > 5-zone latex - I'm assuming Dunlop. Doesn't say how thick > Latex Support Core. Doesn't say how thick. I'm assuming Dunlop > 5-zone latex - I'm assuming Dunlop. Doesn't say how thick > Wool Layer > Quilted Cotton Cover >> *Flip-able which makes a big difference. I've read that edge support isn't great. Someone here said there was an issue with the materials they use not being as advertised. Now I can't find that comment.* - ~~Option 12/Not Really: [**Avocado Luxury Organic Mattress**](https://www.avocadogreenmattress.com/products/natural-organic-luxury-plush-mattress?variant=42739169296534) ($5,039)~~ > ~~*I'm not really considering this due to the price. At a certain point I might as well get another Royal Pedic*~~ > ~~Layer 1: Cotton / Elastane(3%) cover~~ > ~~Layer 2: Wool (325g)~~ > ~~Layer 3: 2 inches Alpaca fiber (500g)~~ > ~~Layer 4: Wool (325g)~~ > ~~Layer 5: Cotton canvas (375g/12oz)~~ > ~~Pillow top only/Layer 6: **2 inches Dunlop latex** (D65/14-19ILD)~~ > ~~Layer 7: cotton, wool, and natural silk (500g)~~ > ~~Layer 8: cotton canvas (375g)~~ > ~~Pillow Top & Box Top Only/Layer 9: **1-inch micro-coil innersprings**~~ > ~~Pillow Top Only/Layer 10: Wool, blended with cotton and natural silk~~ > ~~Layer 11: **2 inches of soft Dunlop latex** (D65/14-19ILD)~~ > ~~Layer 12: **8-inch innerspring unit**, fabric-encased coils in 7 ergonomic zones, with a reinforced steel perimeter for edge support~~ > ~~Layer 13: hemp pad (450g)~~ > ~~Layer 14: Cotton (97%) and Elastane (3%) fabric cover~~ > ~~Layer 15: needle-punched wool from India~~ > ~~Layer 16: jersey (95g) to help hold the organic latex in place~~ > ~~Layer 17: cotton, wool, and natural silk (500g)~~ >> ~~*I'm tempted but it's not even flip-able. For 17 layers this is basically a hybrid (4-inches of Dunlop, 1-inch of micro-coils and 8-inches of zoned coils) with lots of different fabric layers. Edit - was also just advised that zoned coils can be problematic, which helps me move away from this choice.*~~ - Option 13: The natural mattress store... > https://thenaturalmattressstore.com/natural-latex-mattresses/ > Confusing choices. Diagrams don't match descriptions. - Option 14 - Flobeds > https://www.flobeds.com/product/natural-latex-mattress/ > like that they are california based. > Don't love the egg crate topper. And without it, it's just two slabs of latex. > Also, don't want split foam. What a solid piece. - Option 14 - European Sleepworks - Classic > 6-inch latex core, 2-inch comfort layer. Natural cover. Very similar to Berkely Ergonomics. > Love this but a bit out of my price range and shipping is not free. > https://sleepworks.com/mattress/8-all-latex/ *********** Definite No's but was considering. - Definite No #1: [**Naturepedic, EOS Trilux**](https://www.naturepedic.com/eos-trilux-organic-mattress-buy?466=1090&475=1150&478=1168) $3,200 > cotton/wool batting cover > Layer 1: 3-inches of latex - probably Dunlop > Layer 2: 3-inches of latex - probably Dunlop > Layer 3: 3-inches of latex - probably Dunlop > cotton batting + zipper encasement > split - 2 sides. >> *This is a no because I do not want a split mattress. This mattress would literally come in six pieces with nothing to hold it in but a zippered cotton cover. I feel like there will be separation and splaying over time. And for 3,200 - it's at the top of my price range so it was an easy no.* - Definite No #2: [**Eclipse Embrace 10" Firm**](https://eclipsemattress.com/products/embrace-latex-mattress-10-cushion-firm?variant=47809188725017) ($4,649) > Layer 1: 3-inches of 5-Zone latex - probably Dunlop > Layer 2: 3-inches of 5-Zone Latex - probably Dunlop > Layer 3: 6-inch Latex Core - probably Dunlop > Stretch Knit Cover. Not quilted or tufted > Greenguard, Based in New Jersey >> *I like that this has a 6" core but not at that price for Dunlop. I know these mattresses come from all over the place and I don't really care in most cases. But this being from New Jersey. Just very far to ship a mattress in boxes...* - Definite No #3: **Aireloom** ($4,000) > Only Hybrid > Visco Foam, not latex >> *This was so highly recommended and is local to me. I wanted to try to make one of these work.* - Definite No #4: **C&W**, High End Coil Mattresses - Definite No #5: [**Leesa Sapira Chill**](https://www.leesa.com/products/sapira-chill-mattress) ($1,811) > Coils & Memory Foam >> *I really wanted to make a Leesa Chill work out for me. I could probably handle the coils but not the memory foam.* ********* I am 160 lbs. 5' 6" and a side/stomach sleeper. I fall asleep on my stomach but often wake up on my side. I have scoliosis that no one would notice but it means that I need to sleep on the side where my ribs are concave to flatten the other side of my ribs that are the opposite of concave (ie; convex). It that makes sense.

- My Current Queen Sized Mattress: [**9-inch Royal Pedic Latex Quilt-Top Mattress.**](https://royalpedic.com/products/royal-latex-quilt-top-mattress/) > All Cotton Covering > French Wool layer > 6-inch Ergonomical 7-Zone Talalay Latex Core > Pin-Core, Two Sided Construction >> *The 7-zone core and two-sided construction are what I will miss. The core is all one piece. Not layers.* >> *Out of my price range right now and I will be moving in about two years. And this mattress will be very hard to move.* >> *My box spring is in amazing condition and I would love to keep it. 50% more modular supports in the center-third of the box spring unit. The coil wire is heavy duty 8 3/4 gauge as compared to 9 1/2 gauge as standard. Mounted on 5-Star hotel grade wide slat construction. Upholstered with cotton padding and heavy duty cotton fabric undercloth. Royal-Pedic box springs have flexiblity providing an extra layer of suspension.* - Option 1: [**Berkley Ergonomics Linden**](https://berkeleyergo.com/products/berkeley-ergonomics-copenhagen-talalay-latex-10-latex-mattress?variant=42174737743983) ($3,000) > Gently zoned 6 inch Talalay support core > 2 inch Talalay comfort layer > Cover made with 100% organic cotton quilted to 100% pure Plein Air wool > 1-inch Talalay topper = $949.00 USD >> *This is also more than I want to spend. I'm considering it as it will be a little over half of a replacement Royal Latex.* - Option 2: [**Plush beds 9” Botanical Bliss**](https://www.plushbeds.com/products/the-botanical-bliss-organic-latex-mattress?variant=18770039242850) ($1,849) > Quilted cotton cover + 1 - inch organic wool. > 2-inch latex comfort layer - probably Dunlop > 6-inch Dunlop latex core >> *The price is about right but I want to try to get Talalay if I can.Price is more around what I'm willing to pay.* - Option 3: [**Nest Finch**](https://www.nestbedding.com/products/finch-natural-latex-mattress) ($2,149) > [1.5 inch Eco flex quilting foam cover](https://www.nestbedding.com/cdn/shop/products/detail-lark_01_800x570.jpg?v=1634886999) >> *Does anyone know what Eco flex is?* > 3-inches Talalay > 6-inches Talalay >> *This is a really strong contender for me. All Talalay and I like the quilted cover even though it's not natural material. I really wish we could buy the Fawcett Mattress in the USA. This is the closest I can find to the Fawcett.* >> [*Drawback: What is Eco-flex polyfoam and why would someone put it between the human and the Talalay?*](https://forum.mattressunderground.com/t/ecoflex-foam-quality/2901/1). I get it you need a top layer but why not wool/cotton? - Option 4: [**My Green Mattress, Nature Escape**](https://www.mygreenmattress.com/product/natural-escape/) ($1,444) > 8-inches of coils > 3-inches of Dunlop latex > Wool quilted cover, Button Tufted > 2-inch Dunlop Topper $254 >> *This is one of the few and maybe the only coil mattress I'm considering. The price is really good. And it's got some latex albeit Dunlop. The trade-off is the price. I would say they have good reviews but I kind of ignore reviews.* - Option 4: [**Sleep on Latex, Pure Green**](https://sleeponlatex.com/products/natural-latex-mattress) ($1,099) > Comfort Layer - 2 inches medium Dunlop > Base Layer - 6 inches firm Dunlop = 8 inches Dunlop Latex. Layers are laminated together > Cotton Knit Facing, Wool Batting, Cotton Quiltbacking > 2-inch Dunlop Topper = $165 >> *This is another strong contender due to price and everyone here seems to like them.* - Option 5: [**Latex Mattress Factory, Luxerion**](https://latexmattressfactory.com/products/luxerion-latex-mattress?variant=42374210453557), 10-inch ($1,249) > 3 x 3-inch Layers of Dunlop Latex > 1-inch of Wool > Cotton Zipper Cover > 2-inch Talalay Topper ($351) >> *Another well-priced option but funky sales practices, and again, so many layers. It's clear to me that layers are how these companies stay in business. No one can afford to offer a 7-9 inch solid piece of Talalay, like the Royal Pedic* - Option 6: [**Sleep EZ 7-inch Latex**](https://sleepez.com/product/organic-latex-mattress/) ($1,521) > 2 x 3-inch layers of Talalay, Firm, Medium > Zippered Quilted Cotton Cover > Wool & Latex Topper ($640) >> *There's a reason why this is basically the same construction as the Mattress Factory but double the price. I don't love the 3 x layers again - having already said why. But I do like the all Talalay. I like the quilted cover.* - Option 6A: [**Select Sleep 7-inch Latex**](https://sleepez.com/product/organic-latex-mattress/) > 2 x 3-inch layers of Talalay, Firm, Medium > Zippered Quilted Cotton Cover designed specifically for the 7-inch version. > *Very strong contender in that I can't see a reason for the third layer. - Option 7: ~~[**Avocado Latex**](https://www.avocadogreenmattress.com/collections/latex-mattresses/products/organic-latex-foam-mattress?variant=36584427389078)~~ ($3,299) > ~~2 inches of Dunlop latex in the top comfort layer (D65 / 14-19 ILD, soft)~~ > ~~3 inches of firm Dunlop latex (D75) in the middle~~ > ~~4 inches of firm Dunlop latex (D75) at the base.~~ > ~~wool (1 ounce per square foot) under the cotton ticking~~ > ~~Tufted, Greenguard, Out of Stock.~~ > ~~2 inch Talalay Topper: $494~~ >> ~~*This might be my mattress. Just over the top of what I want to spend but I like how it's tufted to hold it together. And I think I might be very influenced by the appearance and marketing.*~~ >> Update: I messaged them on their web site and the all latex mattress is being discontinued. This is so annoying. I wonder how many other people are waiting for this mattress to be back "in stock." There is an option to enter your email address to be notified when it is "back in stock." I feel like they leave that up to collect email addresses they can use for future marketing or when they sell. Regardless, 9-inches of latex and the wool layer was attractive to me and this was a strong contender. I'm annoyed. - Option 7A: [**Avocado Latex**](https://www.avocadogreenmattress.com/products/organic-latex-foam-mattress?variant=36584427389078)~~ ($3,499) > **October, 2025 Update:** Avocado has a new all-latex mattress that includes Talalay now. >> 6 inches (N4) Talalay in the top layer (30-35 ILD) >> 3 inches of (D65) Dunlop (14-19 ILD) as the base >> Organic wool (1 ounce per square foot) under the organic cotton ticking. >> Needle-tufted by hand with cotton yarn rosettes, which secure the cotton ticking and internal mattress layers firmly in place. >> *I think it's odd that what used to be considered the top comfort layer -- (D65) Dunlop (14-19 ILD) -- is now the base support layer. ??* - ~~Option 8: [**Avocado Green Pillowtop**](https://www.avocadogreenmattress.com/products/green-natural-organic-mattress?variant=42732672581782) ($2,799)~~ > ~~2 inches Dunlop in the pillow-top layer (D65)~~ > ~~2 inches Dunlop in the comfort layer (D65)~~ > ~~1 inch of Dunlop (D65) in the base.~~ > ~~individually wrapped coils arranged in seven zones and steel perimeter support to the edge.~~ >> ~~*I wish they would say how many inches the coil layer is. I know I can just ask them. This is the other coil mattress I might consider. Edit - Was just advised to be careful about zoned coils which is helpful to me as I really don't want coils, anyway and I appreciated this word of caution.*~~ >> That's now four people who have told me to avoid zoned coils. I think because my current latex mattress is zoned that I didn't consider this to be an issue. - ~~Option 9: [**Avocado Green Box Top**](https://www.avocadogreenmattress.com/products/green-natural-organic-mattress?variant=42732827672726) (3,599)~~ > ~~3 inches Talalay latex~~ > ~~3 inches of Dunlop latex~~ > ~~Tufted~~ > ~~individually wrapped coils arranged in seven zones and steel perimeter support to the edge.~~ >> ~~*I wish they would say how many inches the coil layer is. I know I can just ask them. This is another coil mattress I might consider. Basically the Avocado Green with a topper. Edit - was advised to make sure to try zoned coils before purchasing.*~~ - Option 10: [**10- inch Turmerry Latex**](https://www.turmerry.com/products/natural-organic-latex-mattress?variant=40458896408685) ($1,500) > Not Flippable?, not tufted but it looks deeply quilted - I think only the 7" is Flippable > Organic Cotton > Organic Wool > Organic Cotton > 3 x 3-inch layers of Dunlop latex > Organic Cotton > Organic Wool > Organic Cotton > 2-inch firm Dunlop latex topper ($269) >> *The 7-zone latex looks similar to what I have now only not solid. In 3 x 3-inch layers.* - Option 10A: [**Turmerry 7" Latex Flippable**](https://www.turmerry.com/products/dual-side-flippable-latex-material-mattress?variant=41291591581805 ) ($1,000) > Organic Cotton > Organic Wool > Organic Cotton > 2 x 3-inch layers of Dunlop latex > Organic Cotton > Organic Wool > Organic Cotton - Option 11: [**Saatva Zenhaven**](https://www.saatva.com/mattresses/zenhaven) 10-inch ($2,890) > Quilted Cotton Cover > Wool Layer > 5-zone latex - I'm assuming Dunlop. Doesn't say how thick > Latex Support Core. Doesn't say how thick. I'm assuming Dunlop > 5-zone latex - I'm assuming Dunlop. Doesn't say how thick > Wool Layer > Quilted Cotton Cover >> *Flip-able which makes a big difference. I've read that edge support isn't great. Someone here said there was an issue with the materials they use not being as advertised. Now I can't find that comment.* - ~~Option 12/Not Really: [**Avocado Luxury Organic Mattress**](https://www.avocadogreenmattress.com/products/natural-organic-luxury-plush-mattress?variant=42739169296534) ($5,039)~~ > ~~*I'm not really considering this due to the price. At a certain point I might as well get another Royal Pedic*~~ > ~~Layer 1: Cotton / Elastane(3%) cover~~ > ~~Layer 2: Wool (325g)~~ > ~~Layer 3: 2 inches Alpaca fiber (500g)~~ > ~~Layer 4: Wool (325g)~~ > ~~Layer 5: Cotton canvas (375g/12oz)~~ > ~~Pillow top only/Layer 6: **2 inches Dunlop latex** (D65/14-19ILD)~~ > ~~Layer 7: cotton, wool, and natural silk (500g)~~ > ~~Layer 8: cotton canvas (375g)~~ > ~~Pillow Top & Box Top Only/Layer 9: **1-inch micro-coil innersprings**~~ > ~~Pillow Top Only/Layer 10: Wool, blended with cotton and natural silk~~ > ~~Layer 11: **2 inches of soft Dunlop latex** (D65/14-19ILD)~~ > ~~Layer 12: **8-inch innerspring unit**, fabric-encased coils in 7 ergonomic zones, with a reinforced steel perimeter for edge support~~ > ~~Layer 13: hemp pad (450g)~~ > ~~Layer 14: Cotton (97%) and Elastane (3%) fabric cover~~ > ~~Layer 15: needle-punched wool from India~~ > ~~Layer 16: jersey (95g) to help hold the organic latex in place~~ > ~~Layer 17: cotton, wool, and natural silk (500g)~~ >> ~~*I'm tempted but it's not even flip-able. For 17 layers this is basically a hybrid (4-inches of Dunlop, 1-inch of micro-coils and 8-inches of zoned coils) with lots of different fabric layers. Edit - was also just advised that zoned coils can be problematic, which helps me move away from this choice.*~~ - Option 13: The natural mattress store... > https://thenaturalmattressstore.com/natural-latex-mattresses/ > Confusing choices. Diagrams don't match descriptions. - Option 14 - Flobeds > https://www.flobeds.com/product/natural-latex-mattress/ > like that they are california based. > Don't love the egg crate topper. And without it, it's just two slabs of latex. > Also, don't want split foam. What a solid piece. - Option 14 - European Sleepworks - Classic > 6-inch latex core, 2-inch comfort layer. Natural cover. Very similar to Berkely Ergonomics. > Love this but a bit out of my price range and shipping is not free. > https://sleepworks.com/mattress/8-all-latex/ *********** Definite No's but was considering. - Definite No #1: [**Naturepedic, EOS Trilux**](https://www.naturepedic.com/eos-trilux-organic-mattress-buy?466=1090&475=1150&478=1168) $3,200 > cotton/wool batting cover > Layer 1: 3-inches of latex - probably Dunlop > Layer 2: 3-inches of latex - probably Dunlop > Layer 3: 3-inches of latex - probably Dunlop > cotton batting + zipper encasement > split - 2 sides. >> *This is a no because I do not want a split mattress. This mattress would literally come in six pieces with nothing to hold it in but a zippered cotton cover. I feel like there will be separation and splaying over time. And for 3,200 - it's at the top of my price range so it was an easy no.* - Definite No #2: [**Eclipse Embrace 10" Firm**](https://eclipsemattress.com/products/embrace-latex-mattress-10-cushion-firm?variant=47809188725017) ($4,649) > Layer 1: 3-inches of 5-Zone latex - probably Dunlop > Layer 2: 3-inches of 5-Zone Latex - probably Dunlop > Layer 3: 6-inch Latex Core - probably Dunlop > Stretch Knit Cover. Not quilted or tufted > Greenguard, Based in New Jersey >> *I like that this has a 6" core but not at that price for Dunlop. I know these mattresses come from all over the place and I don't really care in most cases. But this being from New Jersey. Just very far to ship a mattress in boxes...* - Definite No #3: **Aireloom** ($4,000) > Only Hybrid > Visco Foam, not latex >> *This was so highly recommended and is local to me. I wanted to try to make one of these work.* - Definite No #4: **C&W**, High End Coil Mattresses - Definite No #5: [**Leesa Sapira Chill**](https://www.leesa.com/products/sapira-chill-mattress) ($1,811) > Coils & Memory Foam >> *I really wanted to make a Leesa Chill work out for me. I could probably handle the coils but not the memory foam.* ********* I am 160 lbs. 5' 6" and a side/stomach sleeper. I fall asleep on my stomach but often wake up on my side. I have scoliosis that no one would notice but it means that I need to sleep on the side where my ribs are concave to flatten the other side of my ribs that are the opposite of concave (ie; convex). It that makes sense.

You're right of course. My journey is here: https://old.reddit.com/r/Mattress/comments/1jswv49/my_latex_mattress_research_so_far_which_of_these/ I am leaning towards Turmerry 7". They are in North Carolina and I live in Southern California. Also, Sleep EZ in Arizona. Avocado is local to me but their all latex is not in stock and does not look very firm - to me. And it's 3 times the cost of the Turmerry or Sleep EZ. Thank you for all the detailed info. I appreciate it.

go to mattressunderground forum... google it. You will discover that there are dozens and dozens manufacturers you have never hear of --- down the rabbit hole you go... I looked for months -- and finally landed here: SLEEP EZ -- organic latex -- best sleep ever. Small shop. Great customer service. Best thing about REAL LATEX -- non toxic, those with latex allergies -- are not affected by true LATEX mattresses, Last for decades, are modular because they have layers of firmness that you can put together yourself based on your needs and sleeping habits... I could go on ... Maybe not a shock to you - but COST - is more than your cheap mattresses from the mattress store -- you get what you pay for -- Latex manages your body temp - when its cold ... you sleep warm, when its hot you stay cool --- my wife loves the latex mattress -- at 51 sometimes she goes from cold to hot in seconds... latex is the way...

great. nice and responsive.... unlike memory foam where you sink into it like a hot marshmellow .... Latex has support and bounce to it... not like a playground ball... but there is support when you need it ... and it does push back if that makes sense. We didn't want a memory foam mattress for this exact reason... you sink in and get swallowed up... good latex mattresses don't do this...

My husband had bad shoulder pain. We bought a spilt king from SleepEZ recently. It’s their organic mattress. The layer on his side is 2” soft Talalay. Then 3” medium Talalay, and the bottom layer is 3” of firm Dunlap. He hasn’t complained of shoulder pain since, and has been able to do yard work longer. I think the Talalay layers really help and it’s the reason why we chose sleepez over other latex mattresses.

My household has a latex hybrid (MyGreenMatress) and two all latex mattresses (SleepEZ). Both have different feels. Try to find somewhere local that has both and test them out. My mattress is all latex and I’m very happy with it. I am so glad to rid my home of flame retardants and memory foam.