The Amerisleep Organica is a natural and organic mattress built around certified latex and organic wool, aimed at sleepers who want a non-synthetic build without giving up support. It comes in two versions: the Organica Mattress at a medium comfort level, 12 inches tall, and the Organica Plush at a plush comfort level, 15 inches tall. Both use an 8-inch coil unit with edge support, natural Talalay latex, and organic wool in the cover. If you have been shopping for an eco-focused mattress and want to know how this one is put together and who it fits, this review walks through the construction, comfort, pricing, and trial terms.
A strong alternative
If you want a Saatva instead: Saatva Classic
- 365-night home trial
- Free white-glove delivery and old-mattress removal
- Lifetime warranty
- Available in three comfort levels and two heights
Who is the Amerisleep Organica for?
The Organica suits sleepers who prioritize natural materials and want a mattress that avoids synthetic foams in its comfort layers. Its latex and wool construction is a good match for people who sleep warm, since both materials wick moisture and allow airflow. The medium version is designed to work for all sleep positions, while the Plush version is aimed at side sleepers, back sleepers, and anyone who prefers a softer feel.
It is also a sensible pick for shoppers who want a coil support core rather than an all-foam bed. The 8-inch coil unit with edge support gives the mattress a traditional innerspring foundation under the natural comfort layers. If you share a bed and care about a medium feel that neither person will dislike, the standard Organica is the version to start with.
Buyers who want a specific firmness choice rather than a single comfort level may want to compare options first. See how the two brands line up in our Saatva vs Amerisleep comparison.
What is in the Amerisleep Organica mattress?
The standard Organica Mattress is a 12-inch mattress with a medium comfort level, rated Medium 6. Its layer stack, from top to bottom, is 1 inch of organic wool, 2 inches of natural Talalay latex in a soft feel, 1 inch of natural Talalay latex in a medium feel, and an 8-inch coil unit with edge support. That gives it 3 inches of total latex. The cover and border material is wool.
The Organica Plush is a 15-inch mattress with a Plush 4 comfort level. It carries 1 inch of organic wool, 2 inches of natural Talalay latex in a soft feel, 1 inch of natural Talalay latex in a medium feel, and the same 8-inch coil unit with edge support, plus an attached box top that adds 3 inches of natural latex topper for extra softness. Total latex in the Plush comes to 6 inches.
| Spec | Organica Mattress | Organica Plush |
|---|---|---|
| Comfort level | Medium 6 | Plush 4 |
| Height | 12 inches | 15 inches |
| Total latex | 3 inches | 6 inches |
| Coil unit | 8 inches with edge support | 8 inches with edge support |
| Ideal for | All sleep positions | Side and back sleepers, softer feel |
| Sizes | 7 sizes | 7 sizes |
How does the Organica feel and support you?
The medium Organica sits at a Medium 6 comfort level, which places it in the middle of the firmness range: enough give for side sleepers at the shoulders and hips, enough push-back for back and stomach sleepers who do not want to sink. The two latex layers split the difference between soft and medium, so the top of the mattress cushions while the layer beneath keeps the body lifted. Latex responds quickly rather than slowly contouring, which keeps the feel buoyant instead of plush.
The Plush version, at a Plush 4 comfort level, is noticeably softer. The attached box top adds 3 inches of natural latex on top of the base comfort layers, and total latex reaches 6 inches. That extra depth suits side sleepers who want their shoulder to sink in and back sleepers who prefer a gentler cradle.
Under both comfort layers, the 8-inch coil unit with edge support handles the heavy lifting. Coils give the mattress a responsive base that resists sagging better than foam-only designs, and the reinforced edge means you can sleep near the side of the bed without feeling like you will roll off. The organic wool in the cover adds a soft, breathable first layer against the skin.
What certifications does the Organica carry?
The latex in the Organica is certified to Standard 100 OEKO-TEX, Rainforest Alliance, and eco-INSTITUT standards. The wool carries Standard 100 OEKO-TEX certification. The latex is sustainably harvested from organic rubber farms, and the wool comes from a herding collective. Amerisleep notes that recycled steel coils are made in its Texas and California facilities, and CertiPUR-US certified foams are used where applicable, free of harmful VOCs.
These certifications matter if you are shopping specifically for a low-emission, naturally sourced mattress. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 tests finished textile components for harmful substances, Rainforest Alliance covers the rubber sourcing, and eco-INSTITUT is an independent testing body for material safety. Together they cover both the latex and the wool rather than just one layer.
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How much does the Amerisleep Organica cost?
The Organica Plush Mattress has 6 inches of total latex and a 15-inch height, compared to 3 inches of total latex and a 12-inch height for the Organica Mattress.
The Organica Mattress starts at $1199 and the Organica Plush Mattress starts at $1999.
What do you get with the trial and warranty?
Amerisleep offers a 100-night mattress trial on the Organica. That is long enough to adjust to latex, which some sleepers find firmer than foam in the first few weeks. The trial terms are straightforward: try the mattress at home and decide within the trial window.
One practical note on care: Amerisleep recommends using the Organica on a compatible foundation. Box springs and bed frames with wide slats are not suitable, as they can cause premature wear, reduce support, and void the warranty. For best results, pair the mattress with a solid platform bed or a slatted base with slats no more than 3 inches apart. This applies to both versions and matters for keeping the warranty valid.
Who should not buy the Amerisleep Organica?
The Organica is not the right choice if you want a wide range of firmness options in a single model. The lineup offers two comfort levels, Medium 6 and Plush 4, so sleepers who want an extra-firm or very soft feel outside that range should look elsewhere. Stomach sleepers who need a firm surface to keep the hips elevated may find the medium version too giving, and the Plush version will not suit them at all.
It is also a poor fit for shoppers on a tight budget.
Finally, if you are unsure about latex as a material, the 100-night trial is shorter than the 365-night trial Saatva offers on its mattresses. Sleepers who take a long time to adjust to a new feel may prefer the longer window. Read the Amerisleep AS3 review for a foam alternative from the same brand.
How does the Organica compare to the Saatva Classic?
The Saatva Classic is an innerspring mattress with a 3-inch Euro pillow top, dual-coil design, and Lumbar Zone technology for spinal alignment. It comes in three comfort levels (Plush Soft, Luxury Firm, and Firm) and two heights (11.5 and 14.5 inches), so it offers more firmness choice than the Organica’s two options. Saatva uses organic cotton in its cover rather than wool, and its foams are CertiPUR-US certified and GREENGUARD Gold certified.
The Organica’s advantage is its material focus: certified organic latex and wool with Rainforest Alliance and eco-INSTITUT certification on the latex. The Saatva Classic’s advantages are its longer 365-night trial, lifetime warranty, free white-glove delivery with old-mattress removal, and three comfort levels instead of two.
Which one fits you depends on what you prioritize. If certified natural materials are the main reason you are shopping, the Organica delivers that. If you want more firmness choices, a longer trial, and white-glove delivery, the Saatva Classic is the stronger option.
A strong alternative
If you want a Saatva instead: Saatva Classic
- 365-night home trial
- Free white-glove delivery and old-mattress removal
- Lifetime warranty
- Three comfort levels and two heights
World Sleep Almanac score: 8.2/10
The World Sleep Almanac editorial score for the Amerisleep Organica is 8.2 out of 10, based on these criteria:
- Materials and construction (9/10): certified organic latex and wool with three independent certifications on the latex, plus a coil unit with edge support.
- Comfort range (7/10): two comfort levels cover most sleepers, but there is no extra-firm or very soft option.
- Trial and policies (7/10): a 100-night trial is solid but shorter than the 365-night trials offered by some competitors.
- Price at equal size (8/10): competitive for a certified latex and wool hybrid, with the Plush version moving into premium pricing.
The score reflects the strength of the material certifications balanced against the narrower comfort range and shorter trial window.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the Amerisleep Organica trial last?
Amerisleep offers a 100-night mattress trial on the Organica. That gives you just over three months to decide whether the latex and wool construction suits your sleep style.
What foundation should I use with the Organica?
Use a solid platform bed or a slatted base with slats no more than 3 inches apart. Box springs and bed frames with wide slats are not suitable, as they can cause premature wear, reduce support, and void the warranty.
Is the Organica available in a Plush version?
Yes. The Organica Plush is a 15-inch mattress with a Plush 4 comfort level, 6 inches of total latex, and an attached box top that adds 3 inches of natural latex topper. It is aimed at side sleepers, back sleepers, and anyone who prefers a softer feel.
What certifications does the Organica latex carry?
The latex is certified to Standard 100 OEKO-TEX, Rainforest Alliance, and eco-INSTITUT standards. The wool carries Standard 100 OEKO-TEX certification.
Verdict
The Amerisleep Organica is a strong choice for sleepers who want certified natural materials in a coil-supported mattress. The medium version works across all sleep positions at a Medium 6 comfort level, and the Plush version gives side and back sleepers a softer 15-inch option with 6 inches of latex. The three certifications on the latex and the OEKO-TEX certification on the wool back up the natural claims. The 100-night trial and the requirement for a compatible foundation are the main things to weigh before buying. If you want more firmness choices, a longer trial, and white-glove delivery, the Saatva Classic is the alternative worth considering.
Reviewed by the World Sleep Almanac editorial team. Updated 2026.
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