Naturepedic builds certified organic mattresses for adults, kids and teens, with a lineup that runs from a flippable toddler design to a fully customizable all-latex model. The reason to consider the brand is simple: organic cotton, organic wool and latex or coil comfort layers, sold with clear per-size pricing and free shipping in 10 to 14 business days in the continental United States. Prices across the lineup run from $699 to $4,699 depending on model and size, and each model targets a distinct sleeper, which makes picking the right one the main decision.
Our pick
Saatva Classicthe innerspring alternative if you want organic cotton and coil support with a 365-night trial
- 365-night home trial
- Free white-glove delivery and old-mattress removal
- Lifetime warranty
- Three comfort levels: Plush Soft, Luxury Firm and Firm
What is Naturepedic known for as a mattress brand?
Naturepedic is known for organic mattress construction aimed at specific households: adults who want latex-free or all-latex builds, parents shopping for kids and teens, and buyers who want a vegan option with no wool or animal materials. The brand sells through its own site with per-size pricing shown up front, free shipping in 10 to 14 business days in the continental United States, and support pages covering shipping, returns, layer swaps, product care and warranty. Every model listed below carries its own official price by size, so you can match a budget to a sleeper before reading any single-model review.
Which Naturepedic mattress should you buy for your sleeper?
The right Naturepedic model depends on who sleeps on it: a toddler needs the flippable waterproof design, a teen needs the firm coil build, an adult with latex sensitivity needs the cotton-and-wool coil model, and a couple who disagree on firmness needs the customizable EOS line. Each model below links to its own full review, where you will find the complete spec sheet. Use this section to narrow the field, then read the model page that matches your household.
- Toddlers and young children: the 2 In 1 Organic Kids mattress is flippable, with a waterproof side for potty-training years and a quilted side for lasting comfort. See the Naturepedic 2 In 1 Organic Kids review.
- Big kids and teens: the Verse Organic Kids and Teen mattress offers a firm feel with organic cotton, organic wool and coils, built for growing bodies. See the Naturepedic Verse Organic Kids review.
- Sensitive sleepers who avoid latex: the Latex-Free Serenade pairs organic cotton and wool with encased coils and microcoils, and the brand positions it as the most cooling mattress in the lineup. See the Naturepedic Chorus Organic review.
- Vegan shoppers: the EOS Classic Organic Vegan model contains no wool or animal materials and uses plant-based comfort layers in a modular, customizable design. See the Naturepedic Eos Classic Organic Vegan review.
- Back and stomach sleepers, and couples: the EOS Trilux is an all-latex build with three interchangeable layers and split firmness, coil-free by design. See the Naturepedic Eos Trilux Organic review.
How much does a Naturepedic mattress cost by size?
Prices below are the official sale prices published for each model and size. The lowest figure in the lineup is $699 for the Twin Trundle and Twin Trundle Short of the 2 In 1 Organic Kids mattress, and the highest is $4,699 for the King and Cal King of the EOS Classic Organic Vegan. Sizes a model does not offer are left blank rather than guessed.
| Model | Twin | Twin XL | Full | Queen | King |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 In 1 Organic Kids | $799 | $999 | |||
| Verse Organic Kids | $999 | $1,099 | $1,299 | $1,499 | |
| Latex-Free Serenade | $1,499 | $1,699 | $1,999 | $2,199 | $2,999 |
| EOS Classic Organic Vegan | $2,399 | $2,699 | $3,399 | $3,799 | $4,699 |
| EOS Trilux Organic | $2,799 | $3,099 | $3,999 | $4,399 |
The 2 In 1 Organic Kids mattress also lists Twin Trundle and Twin Trundle Short at $699 each, which sit below the Twin price. Foundations are sold separately, with the Deluxe Organic Bed Foundation listed at $499 in Twin size for the Latex-Free Serenade.
See the Saatva Classic price in your size →
What feel does each Naturepedic model offer?
The lineup spans three distinct feels, and the choice matters more than the certification labels once you know who is sleeping. The kids models are built firm for growing bodies, the Serenade is an airy cotton, wool and coil build, and the EOS Trilux is responsive all-latex with adjustable layers.
- Firm: the Verse is described as a firm feel for big kids and teens, with organic cotton, organic wool and coils.
- Airy and coil-based: the Latex-Free Serenade uses encased coils and microcoils wrapped in organic cotton and wool, and the brand calls it the most cooling mattress in the lineup.
- Responsive and adjustable: the EOS Trilux uses three interchangeable latex layers so each partner can tune firmness from extra firm to plush, with no coils at all.
- Plant-based and modular: the EOS Classic Organic Vegan pairs plant-powered comfort layers with a customizable design you can tailor to your firmness.
- Two-sided for growing kids: the 2 In 1 Organic Kids flips between a waterproof side and a quilted side.
What are Naturepedic shipping, trial and warranty terms?
Naturepedic ships free in 10 to 14 business days in the continental United States, and its support pages cover shipping and delivery, returns and exchanges, layer swaps, product care and warranty. The brand also operates a Find a Store option for shoppers who want to see a model in person, and sells in both United States dollars and Canadian dollars depending on the country selected. Read the model-specific review for the details that apply to the exact mattress you are considering, since terms can vary by product line.
Who should buy a Naturepedic mattress?
A Naturepedic mattress suits households that prioritize organic materials and want a model matched to a specific sleeper rather than a one-size build. Parents of toddlers and teens, latex-sensitive adults, vegan shoppers and couples who need split firmness each have a dedicated model in this lineup, and the per-size pricing makes budgeting straightforward before you open a single product page. If your household falls into one of those groups, start with the model review linked above and confirm the size price in the table on this page.
Shoppers who should look elsewhere are those who want a coil innerspring feel with a long home trial and white-glove setup, or buyers who prefer a single firmness option sold at a lower entry price than the customizable EOS models. For that profile, the Saatva Classic offers three comfort levels, a 365-night home trial, free white-glove delivery with old-mattress removal and a lifetime warranty, and it is the pick shown at the top of this page.
World Sleep Almanac score: 7.8/10
The World Sleep Almanac editorial score for Naturepedic as a brand is 7.8/10. The score is built from five criteria, each rated on the facts published for the brand: price at equal size, trial and returns, warranty, materials and construction, and public customer reviews. The per-criterion reasoning is set out below, and the method page explains how the criteria combine into the final figure.
- Price at equal size: the lineup spans $699 to $4,699, with a Queen from $1,499 on the kids model to $4,399 on the EOS Trilux, so entry pricing is accessible while the customizable models sit at the premium end.
- Trial and returns: the brand maintains dedicated shipping, returns and exchanges, and layer swap pages, giving shoppers defined paths after delivery.
- Warranty: a warranty page and product care guidance are published alongside each model.
- Materials and construction: organic cotton, organic wool, latex and coils are specified per model, with vegan and latex-free variants available.
- Public customer reviews: review counts are not shown in the published lineup facts, so this criterion carries no added weight in the score.
FAQ
Naturepedic organic crib mattress: does the brand sell one?
The lineup facts published for this brand cover kids and teen mattresses, including the flippable 2 In 1 Organic Kids mattress for toddlers and young children and the Verse for big kids and teens. Crib-specific models are not part of the lineup shown here, so check the brand’s own kids category before assuming a crib size is available.
Naturepedic crib mattresses: what is the closest kids option in this lineup?
The closest match for a young child is the 2 In 1 Organic Kids mattress, which is a twin, full or trundle design with a flippable waterproof side for potty-training years. It starts at $699 for the Twin Trundle and Twin Trundle Short sizes, with Twin at $799 and Full at $999.
Naturepedic organic breathable ultra crib mattress: is it listed here?
An organic breathable ultra crib model does not appear in the lineup facts for this brand page. The kids models listed here are the 2 In 1 Organic Kids and the Verse Organic Kids and Teen, both with published per-size pricing.
Which Naturepedic model is best for a teen?
The Verse Organic Kids and Teen mattress is the model built for that age group, with a firm feel and organic cotton, organic wool and coils. It is priced from $999 in Twin up to $1,499 in Queen.
Can you customize firmness on a Naturepedic mattress?
Yes, on the EOS line. The EOS Trilux uses three interchangeable latex layers so each side can be tuned from extra firm to plush, and the EOS Classic Organic Vegan uses a modular, customizable design with plant-based comfort layers.
Does Naturepedic offer a vegan mattress?
Yes. The EOS Classic Organic Vegan is made entirely without wool or animal products, pairing plant-powered comfort layers with a modular design. Queen size is listed at $3,799.
Verdict: Naturepedic is the brand to shortlist if you want organic materials and a model matched to a specific sleeper, from a toddler to a latex-averse adult to a couple who need split firmness. The lineup runs $699 to $4,699 by size, ships free in 10 to 14 business days in the continental United States, and each model has its own review on this site. If you want a coil innerspring build with a 365-night trial and white-glove delivery, the Saatva Classic is the alternative pick.
Reviewed by the World Sleep Almanac editorial team. Updated 2026.