At this time we do not have an exchange policy for Saatva bedding. If you would like to exchange your merchandise, simply return your order and repurchase the item of your choice.

Organic bed sheets are made from fibers grown without chemical insecticides or synthetic fertilizers. They're also either undyed or use environmentally-friendly dyes. Sleeping on organic sheets lessens your daily exposure to potentially harmful or skin-irritating chemicals that might be present in non-organic sheets.

Absolutely! Natural fibers are typically more breathable than synthetic fibers like polyester.

The 100% natural long staple cotton we use for our sheets are 200 thread count for the percale and 300 thread count for the sateen, making it the perfect balance of soft and breathable.

According to the National Sleep Foundation, the sweet spot for thread count in cotton sheets is between 200 and 400. If you tend to sleep hot, a higher thread count may not be a great choice as it tends to trap body heat. Sticking to that sweet spot for thread count is a good way to ensure your cotton sheets won't feel too warm.

Organic cotton sheets can be made from a variety of cotton types such as Egyptian cotton or Pima cotton. Fun fact: Egyptian cotton is made from a type of cotton plant that's native to the Nile River Valley, hence it's name!

Microfiber sheets are made out of polyester fabric, giving them a soft, stretchy feel. They're more affordable than organic cotton sheets but the drawback is that they're not as breathable as cotton or other natural fibers. They're also not as environmentally friendly to produce because they're made from synthetic fibers.

Luxury hotel sheets are typically made of high-quality long-staple cotton for its blend of softness and durability. You’ll find that most luxury hotels choose pure white sheet sets to create a clean, fresh, and serene sleep environment for their guests.

Our 300 thread count sheets were designed to balance softness and breathability. We also use certified organic cotton because it’s not only better for the environment, it’s more breathable and moisture-wicking than synthetic fabrics or cotton blends.

The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is the leading textile processing standard for organic fibers. Fabrics that carry the GOTS symbol must be made with at least 95% organic fiber, free of toxic chemicals, colored with nontoxic dyes, and meet strict social and environmental criteria.

Products made with Fair Trade Certified™ cotton are made according to rigorous social, environmental, and economic Fair Trade Standards. This means the farmers and workers behind that product earn additional money from your purchase to empower and uplift their communities.

All businesses that work with Fair Trade are held to these rigorous standards, which drive income sustainability, community and individual well-being, empowerment, and environmental stewardship. They include requirements around worker’s rights, fair labor practices, and responsible land management. These standards ensure that goods are made with care for the people and planet.