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Materials & certifications
From the latex in your comfort layers to the textiles around them, here’s how to understand the standards, the supplier documents, and what they cover.
Understand the labels
A certification belongs to its named product, material, and supplier. A component certificate does not certify every finished bed.

Organic latex
The Global Organic Latex Standard concerns organic latex and its processing. Look for the named supplier and the latex products listed in the document.
Our builder distinguishes GOLS organic Dunlop from 100% natural Talalay.

Textile testing
STANDARD 100 tests covered textile products for harmful substances against its specified limits. It is a different standard from organic certification.
Match the tested material and supplier to your product, and check the certificate’s validity dates.
Supplier documentation
Tell us which product and latex type you’re considering. We can help you identify the relevant supplier documentation.
Ask about your materialsA Control Union transaction certificate issued February 19, 2026 covers a specified shipment of latex sheets from Lalan Eco-Latex to Sleep E-Z, made with more than 95% certified organic material. It is shipment-specific evidence.
The document library
Older documents are kept here for reference. Historical copies do not establish current certification.
Organic latex supplier scope · valid through January 29, 2024
Supplier testing document · valid through March 30, 2024
Tested samples’ natural-rubber and ash content · valid through 2021
These are retained reference copies. Read each PDF for its supplier, covered products, and validity dates; their presence here is not a statement of current coverage.
Make it yours
Explore latex types, layers, and firmness options for your bed.
Documentation reviewed September 11, 2026. For coverage that applies to your purchase, check with us before ordering.