I’ve heard a lot about Avocado, the L.A.-based company on a mission to make the bedding business more sustainable: If you’re not in the know, it’s a certified Climate Neutral B-Corp with a laundry list of environmental accolades to its name. As someone who cares deeply about reducing my carbon footprint, I’ve wanted to try one of the brand’s mattresses for a while, so I jumped at the opportunity to review one. The brand’s Green Mattress appealed to me in particular for a couple of feel-good reasons. First, it bills itself as an eco-conscious mattress that sources its products from organic-certified latex, wool, and cotton. It’s also the overwhelming top choice for organic mattresses among review sites like Sleepopolis, CNET, Sleep Foundation, and more.
Being the brand’s most popular mattress, it also makes sense that the Green Mattress is a hybrid model that gives the people what they want: A little softness and firmness in one, thanks to the combined 1,400 springy steel support coils (arranged in ergonomic zones to support the body) and layers of latex foam. The mattress is supposed to fall somewhere in the medium-firm spectrum of softness, so it’s ideal for combination back and side sleepers like myself.
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Because I enjoy mattresses that are slightly softer but still supportive (I’ve slept on Casper mattresses before, for reference, and currently sleep on the Aviya Luxury Firm Hybrid), I also opted for the pillow top version of the mattress—which added an additional two-inch, non-removable layer of organic-certified latex rubber foam on top—which I was looking forward to putting to the test. Read more on my thoughts about how the Avocado mattress measured up, below.
How I Tested
Following testing recommendations and criteria from our panel of sleep experts, I slept on this mattress for the entire month of June, a particularly swampy time of year to test for heat retention. I also enlisted my boyfriend (who is a very deep sleeper) as a second opinion. Finally, to get a sense of my sleep habits, I compared sleep metrics from my usual Aviya mattress to this one using my Fitbit Inspire 2 tracker.
A Risk-Free Trial Period
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It’s hard to get a sense of how a mattress moves and retains heat until you’ve actually set the thing up at home, dressed it up in some freshly laundered sheets, sweated and tossed in it a little, or felt your partner plunking back down on it after a midnight trip to the bathroom.
Thankfully, most mattress companies these days offer a risk-free trial period so you can take your mattress for a test drive with no strings attached. Avocado Mattress’s return policy is especially generous, allowing you a full year (yep, 365 days) of leeway to change your mind.
Shipping and Delivery
Avocado is pretty up front about the fact that their production and delivery process can run on the slower end. The company chalks this up to the fact that everything is handmade in L.A., and also because certain mattresses that run on the heavier end like mine can take longer to ship (read more here).
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