What is Avocado made of?

Across the 7 Avocado pieces we've scored, the brand averages a Toxome score of 91 out of 100, which lands in the mostly-clean range for fiber safety.

What fabrics does Avocado use?

Avocado leans on organic cotton (50%), alpaca (29%), linen (14%), latex foam (5%), kapok fiber (2%) across the pieces Toxome has scored.

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8 pieces · averages 91/100

about Avocado

Avocado was cofounded in 2016 by Jeff D'Andrea, Dan D'Andrea, Jay Decker and Mark Abrials, with offices in Hoboken, New Jersey and a factory in Fullerton, California. It makes mattresses, pillows, bedding and furniture from latex, cotton and wool, with cotton sourced from the US, Turkey, India and Canada and wool from flocks in northern India.

certifications on these pieces

GOTS

5 of 8 pieces

GREENGUARD

2 of 8 pieces

MADE SAFE

2 of 8 pieces

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OEKO-TEX

2 of 8 pieces

GOLS

1 of 8 pieces

certifications are what a brand has had tested. they never move a toxome score.

Great94

Natural Linen Duvet Cover

Avocado · $449

Great92

Organic Mattress Pad Protector

Avocado · $242

Great92

Organic Cotton Bath Towels

Organic Cotton Sheets

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scores reflect the 7 Avocado pieces toxome has read and rated by fiber content; they are not a verdict on the whole catalog and update as we score more. some links are affiliate links. if you buy through them toxome may earn a commission at no extra cost to you, and it never changes a product’s score.