Organic Cotton Linens & Bedding: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 23, 2026
Browse 13 listings for Organic Cotton Linens & Bedding, including options from The Citizenry and Under the Canopy. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 13 displayed listings with prices are listed from $40.00 to $255.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Options include sheets, duvet covers, pillowcases and blankets, all made from certified organic cotton.
Materials vary between percale, sateen and crinkle matelasse weaves, each offering a different feel-percale is crisp, sateen is silky, and matelasse adds a textured look. Look for a thread count of at least 200 and GOTS certification for true organic standards.
When caring for organic cotton, wash in cold water with mild detergent and avoid fabric softeners to preserve the fibers. Tumble dry low or line dry to keep the fabric soft and long-lasting.
Stonewashed Organic Cotton Percale Sheet Set
The Citizenry
$172.00
Organic Percale Bedding Set - Clay and Ochre
Under the Canopy
$139.00
Organic Crinkle Matelasse and Percale Bedding Set - White and White
Under the Canopy
$152.00
Organic Crinkle Matelasse and Percale Bedding Set - Tuscany and White
Under the Canopy
$255.00
Organic Sateen Bedding Set - Green Mist and White
Under the Canopy
$131.00
Stonewashed Organic Cotton Percale Duvet Cover
The Citizenry
$157.00
Delilah Home 100% Organic Cotton Pillowcases
J.L. Hufford
$49.99
Organic Crinkle Matelasse and Percale Bedding Set - Light Gray and White
Under the Canopy
$152.00
Delilah Home 100% Organic Cotton Duvet Cover
J.L. Hufford
$139.99
Organic Sateen Bedding Set - White and Cream
Under the Canopy
$161.00
Organic Cotton & Wool Pillow Cover - Ivory
Under the Canopy
$40.00
Organic Crinkle Matelasse and Percale Bedding Set - Warm Gray and White
Under the Canopy
$151.00
Naya Organic Cotton Quilted Bed Blanket
The Citizenry
$232.00
Questions
What does GOTS certification mean?
GOTS indicates the textile meets strict global standards for organic farming and processing.
Can I use bleach on organic cotton sheets?
Bleach can damage organic fibers, so it’s best to avoid it or use an oxygen-based alternative.
Is organic cotton more durable than regular cotton?
Organic cotton is often comparable in durability, with the added benefit of being grown without harmful chemicals.
How often should I replace bedding?
Bedding typically lasts 5-7 years, but replace it sooner if it shows thinning, pilling or loss of comfort.