Pillows Protectors Natura® Natural Bedding and Accessories
Meet Natura—natural sleep made simple. Made in Canada, their organic cotton covers, NaturaWool™ fills, and natural latex work together to create breathable, hypoallergenic, temperature‑balancing comfort across pillows, wool duvets/comforters, mattress protectors, and handcrafted mattresses.

How to Choose Natura Pillows and Bedding
The pillows on this page are built on latex and on memory foam, and the fill decides almost everything about how a pillow sleeps. A solid Talalay latex core is springy and buoyant: it pushes back gently, holds one consistent height all night, resists the flattening that shortens a soft pillow's life, and its open cell structure moves air well, which suits people who run warm. Granulated Talalay latex is the same material broken into pieces, so it moulds around the head and neck the way a soft pillow does while keeping latex's airflow, and a fill you can redistribute lets you tune the height by hand. Soft memory foam is the slowest and most cradling, responding to body heat and closing gently around the shape of your neck. Wool appears on this page too, but not in a pillow: it is the fill of the washable duvets and of the mattress protector.
Once the fill is settled, loft is the real fitting question. Lie down the way you actually sleep and have someone look at your neck from the side: it should carry on the straight line of your spine, with no tuck of the chin toward the chest and no backward tilt of the head. Side sleepers have the widest gap between ear and mattress and need the most height, back sleepers a middle loft that supports the neck's curve, and stomach sleepers the least of all. Natura's wool duvets and wool mattress protector sit alongside the pillows here; add bedding and sheets and the bed is finished. Shopping for a mattress instead? Browse all mattresses, or go straight to latex or memory foam construction.
Solid Talalay Latex Core
Buoyant and springy, with an open cell structure that moves air. It holds one height all night and resists the flattening that shortens a soft pillow's life.
Granulated Latex and Memory Foam
Both mould around the head rather than pushing back. Granulated latex keeps latex airflow, while soft memory foam answers to body heat and cradles more slowly.
Where the Wool Sits
Not in a pillow. Natura's washable wool is the fill of the duvets and of the mattress protector, where it takes up moisture as vapour and releases it again rather than holding it against you.
Getting the Loft Right
Your neck should continue the line of your spine. A tucked chin means too much loft, a head tipped back means too little, and sleep position sets the target.
Frequently Asked Questions About Natura Pillows and Bedding
What is Talalay latex, and how is it different from other latex?
Should I choose a solid latex core pillow or a granulated latex one?
What does 300GSM washable wool actually do?
Do latex pillows have a smell?
How do I match a pillow to my mattress firmness?
How do I care for a latex pillow or a wool duvet?
Not Sure Which Pillow Suits You?
Our non-commissioned sleep experts can match fill and loft to how you sleep and to the mattress you already own.
















































































































