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Are Your Sewing Threads Certified for Environmental Compliance?

Avocado sewing and embroidery threads are part of a full mattress certification, where every thread, fiber, and component is tested under OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 Class I — the highest tier, designed for products used by babies and toddlers.

Written by Mark Abrials

Yes. The sewing and embroidery threads used in every Avocado mattress, topper, and pillow are OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified (94.0.6007, Hohenstein) for compliance with harmful-substance limits and environmental standards in production. The thread manufacturer also holds ISO 9001 accreditation for quality management.

But the more important answer is this: every Avocado mattress — not just the thread inside it — is certified under OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 Class I, the highest OEKO-TEX category, specifically designed for products intended for babies and toddlers. That finished-product certification covers every component, including stitching and embroidery thread, tested as part of the whole.

That matters because harmful substances don't announce themselves by component. A mattress built from certified materials can still carry risk if the adhesives, dyes, or threads used to assemble it introduce substances the core certifications don't cover. OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 Class I closes that gap by testing the finished product — every part of it — against strict human-ecological criteria for harmful substances. No exceptions for small details.

A thread is a small part of a mattress. The standard we hold it to is not.

View all of our certifications at avocadogreenmattress.com/pages/certifications.

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