That means the foams aren’t shrink-wrapped. Saatva uses plant-based foams that are not only sustainable (their suppliers use renewable plant oils to reduce the greenhouse gasses common in the process), they’re shipped whole and stable to 18 U.S. “Sleep is an activity.” Ron Rudzin, CEO of Saatva The five-pound ultra-premium memory foam in Loom & Leaf used to be available only in expensive mattresses-until Saatva created its premium line that’s affordable for everyone as well as eco-friendly and cooling, with four comfort layers, cooling gels, and an organic cotton top. Made in the USA, Saatva’s mattresses have no mercury, lead, or heavy metals, no PBDE flame-retardants, no formaldehyde, and no ozone depleters, among other benefits. About two years ago, Saatva also launched Loom & Leaf, the luxury memory foam bed you’d compare to Tempur-Pedic®, except that Loom & Leaf costs $999 for a queen, while most luxury memory foam mattresses run approximately $2,600 in retail stores. Rudzin launched Saatva in 2010, and it’s already the largest, most successful online-only mattress company. Saatva is environmentally responsible, and it’s not just something they say-you’ll see green in every aspect of their products.
These and other worries are eliminated when you buy one of Saatva’s mattresses, according to CEO Ron Rudzin, who says you should rest easy. Financial woes, global warming, personal health risks-these aren’t what dreams are made of. If you’re like me, the last thing you want to do when you’re ready to drift off to sleep at night is worry.
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