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Coyuchi
An organic-cotton home-textile brand — sheets, towels, bedding, bath robes, mattresses — operating out of Point Reyes, California since 1991. Pioneered GOTS-certified organic cotton bedding at scale in the US market and built a textile take-back/recycling program (2nd Home) that closes the loop on retired Coyuchi items.
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What they do
Coyuchi produces organic-cotton home textiles: sheets, duvet covers, towels, blankets, bath robes, sleepwear, and natural-fiber mattresses. The company has been a US-market pioneer of GOTS-[[organic-agriculture|certified organic]] cotton bedding since 1991. Their 2nd Home program takes back retired Coyuchi textiles for renewal or recycling, building one of the more developed circular-economy loops in soft goods.
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Bedding and towels are the textile category most Americans interact with the longest — eight hours of skin contact every night. The conventional supply chain leans on glyphosate-doused cotton, formaldehyde sizing, and PFAS finishes. Coyuchi has held a different line for 35 years at the scale and price point where most “natural” brands fold or get acquired. The take-back program is rare; the longevity is rarer.
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