MATERIALS + SUSTAINABILITY

Hemp is our newest bedding material and a Morrow favorite. Like linen, hemp is one of the more natural and sustainable fabric options. The hemp fiber is one of the longest natural fibers, making it incredibly strong and one of the longest-lasting natural fibers available. It doesn’t require as much water as similar crops and actually adds nutrients back to the soil. Hemp is also seasonless–it can be grown and harvested year-round, even in poor soil and doesn’t require pesticides. We offer this beautiful fiber blended with cotton, and the resulting material has a soft and airy feel with a subtle slub texture and perfectly imperfect feel. This bedding has a very similar look and feel to our Heirloom Linen, but with even more benefits from a sustainability standpoint.

Linen has been a core material for Morrow since our founding in 2016. Our Heirloom Linen is made from European flax linen which uses significantly less water than cotton, can be grown in poor soil, and uses fewer pesticides compared to most other natural fibers due to its hardy makeup. The mill that supplies our linen recycles 56% of the water used during their production process and dyes our bedding using a cold pad batch method which helps save energy and makes the resulting water easier to treat compared to other common dying methods. Our linen is incredibly adaptable, it’s warm in the winter and cool in the summer with a soft handfeel, subtle slub texture, and perfectly imperfect appearance.

Our Organic Matte Sateen is made from 100% organic cotton and is designed to be soft and breathable. This prewashed, lightweight material is a modern take on sateens. Unlike the shiny sateens you’re probably familiar with, our sateen is matte and super soft with an almost brushed feel. Our sateen bedding is GOTS Certified, meaning that it is grown without pesticides and is created using environmentally friendly production processes. The Organic Matte Sateen has a smoother texture than our line and hemp, but with the same grounding essence.

Another of our new bedding materials is a soft and lightweight cotton and Tencel Lyocell blend. While we typically focus on natural materials, we made an exception for Tencel Lyocell because when blended with cotton, it adds softness while also making the material stronger and more durable, giving it an even longer lifespan than cotton alone. Tencel Lyocell is derived from wood pulp and in the production process, more than 99.8% of the solvent is recovered and fed back into the loop, resulting in almost zero wastage. This beautiful fabrication is a perfect option for those who love the smooth, clean look of sateen and percale.

We use cotton across almost all of our product categories, it’s an incredibly durable and adaptable natural fiber. Known for being lightweight and breathable, cotton is also a hypoallergenic fiber and because it comes from a plant, it helps absorb carbon in the air during its growth phase and will naturally break down at the end of the products' life. Cotton is used in our blankets, pillows, rugs, bedding, towels, and bath mats because we love its beautiful natural essence as well the versatility in its appearance. As we continue to grow as a company, we aim to use more organic and BCI certified cotton in our products.

Wool is one of our favorite natural materials to use in rugs and pillows because of its beautiful, authentic, and imperfect appearance. As a very durable fiber, wool products have a long lifespan and are naturally antibacterial and odor resistant, allowing them to be spot cleaned and washed less frequently than many alternate materials.

We use very little polyester in our products, it’s mainly used in the filling of quilts and some pillows, and almost all of the polyester we use is 100% recycled. As we continue to grow as a company, we are striving to switch all polyester used in our products to recycled polyester or switch to a natural fiber substitute where possible.