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Newsweek
5 days ago
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Best Mattress
Airweave Photo courtesy of Airweave Photo courtesy of Airweave Drift off to sleep on air with Airweave's innovation. Each mattress's interior is filled with its unique Airfiber blocks—available in three levels of firmness—made of 90% air for unmatched breathability, and the outer cover can easily be removed for washing. What people really love, though, is the ability to mix and match the Airfiber blocks to craft the perfect amount of support for their neck, back and legs. Avocado Photo courtesy of Avocado Photo courtesy of Avocado Durable organic latex, GOTS-certified organic wool and luxuriously soft organic cotton all combine to create a sumptuous, sustainable mattress. Avocado allows you to build your ideal sleep experience with the original Green Mattress, which has seven ergonomic zones and up to 1,379 individually wrapped coils for maximum support. And then, you can add a pillow-top or box-top for an extra plush finish if you enjoy a softer feel. Casper Photo courtesy of Casper Photo courtesy of Casper A pioneer in the bed-in-a-box market, Casper has been evolving its mattresses over the last 10 years (with its team of sleep engineers and ergonomists) to continually offer a better product that provides the best sleep. One of its most lauded inventions is the Snow technology, which pulls body heat away from you as you snooze, all while Casper's responsive coils and memory foam gently cradle you. Helix Photo courtesy of Helix Photo courtesy of Helix From the Core line to the Luxe and Elite collections, Helix mattresses are customizable according to your preference and come in soft, medium and firm support. If you're not sure which option to select, there's a handy sleep quiz that pairs you with your ideal mattress. The Helix Kids version is also popular with parents, as it has a two-sided design that flips to fit your child's growing body. King Koil Photo courtesy of findfootagehq/iStock by Getty Images Photo courtesy of findfootagehq/iStock by Getty Images Whether you're searching for a hybrid foam-and-coil model or a classic pillow-topped option, King Koil's line of mattresses is sure to have what you need. Many of its styles feature Tailormade Tufting, which prevents shifting and sagging, and Joma Wool, a flame-resistant and water-repellent material that breathes beautifully. Interested in tracking your sleep? Consider the Smart Life mattress that delivers sleep data to your phone each morning. Lull Photo courtesy of Jacob Wackerhausen/iStock by Getty Images Photo courtesy of Jacob Wackerhausen/iStock by Getty Images Budget friendly and great for back sleepers, the mattress from Lull supplies just the right amount of firmness without leaving your wallet feeling light. Every mattress includes free shipping, sending it right to your doorstep in an easy-to-move box in case you need to carry it upstairs. Extras like a pillow, sheet set and mattress protector also come with each mattress purchase for an even better deal. Nectar Photo courtesy of Nectar Photo courtesy of Nectar Sink into soft layers of comfort each night when you choose the award-winning Nectar mattress. The top layer is cool to the touch and finished with an antimicrobial treatment to keep the fabric fresh while three levels of memory foam offer pressure relief, responsive support and motion isolation. Even though it's reasonably priced, the 100% risk-free 365-night home trial provides extra peace of mind. Nest Bedding Photo courtesy of Nest Bedding Photo courtesy of Nest Bedding If you're looking for a mattress to outlast a few years, Nest Bedding may be your winner. It focuses on quality and longevity by offering USA-made mattresses that are thoughtfully crafted with clean materials and renewable designs. Tip: If you ever feel your mattress has worn down, you can take advantage of Nest's Lifetime Renewal Exchange for a new comfort layer. Purple Photo courtesy of Pyrosky/iStock by Getty Images Photo courtesy of Pyrosky/iStock by Getty Images You'll be counting sheep in no time with Purple, thanks to its patented GelFlex Grid that relieves pressure points, provides support and keeps you cool. You can confer with a Sleep Genius to determine which mattress is right for you, from the original with its breathable, adaptable waffle top layer to the RejuvenatePremier Mattress that uses a layered grid technology with Dynamic Grid Support coils to give even better sleep. Saatva Photo courtesy of Saatva Photo courtesy of Saatva Although an investment, the mattresses from Saatva come with a 365-night home trial and a lifetime warranty, promising you'll either love it or get your money back! Every mattress is made in the United States, utilizing a mix of green, recycled, organic and sustainable materials for features like a plush, hypoallergenic Euro pillow top, supportive memory foam and responsive coils. Sealy Photo courtesy of Sealy Photo courtesy of Sealy One of the most popular, longstanding mattress brands in America, Sealy has been lulling consumers to sleep since the 1880s, and while Sealy produces plenty of excellent models, users praise its Posturepedic line, constructed with the help of orthopedic specialists for full-body support. Each mattress features PrecisionFit Coils to maintain natural body alignment, moisture-wicking covers to keep bodies cool and gel memory foam for extra comfort. Sleep Number Photo courtesy of Sleep Number Photo courtesy of Sleep Number With a commitment to helping people improve their sleep quality, Sleep Number works with world-renowned scientists to create its mattresses. In addition to its beloved adjustable bases, which stop snoring with the touch of a button, this brand's innovations include built-in foot warming to help you fall asleep faster and ClimateCool, dropping the temperature 11 degrees in just five minutes to ensure you snooze comfortably the whole night. Sleepy's (Mattress Firm) Photo courtesy of Mattress Firm Photo courtesy of Mattress Firm What began as a single mattress shop in 1931 is now a brand available in over 3,500 stores nationwide. Sleepy's, acquired by Mattress Firm in 2015, offers a range of affordable options, from its 10" Medium Memory Foam RV Mattress to the Basic Hybrid Mattress, designed for back, side and stomach sleepers. A nice perk is that several of its models can be paired with an adjustable base. Stearns & Foster Photo courtesy of Stearns & Foster Photo courtesy of Stearns & Foster Stearns & Foster has been making mattresses for over 175 years, so this company knows how to create the conditions for a magnificent night of sleep. Within days of receiving an order, Stearns & Foster begins handcrafting the requested mattress, using its exclusive IntelliCoil technology and a team of craftspeople who hand-stitch the luxurious layers into a work of art. Tempur-Pedic Photo courtesy of Tempur-Pedic Photo courtesy of Tempur-Pedic Continually ranking high in customer satisfaction, Tempur-Pedic mattresses instinctively mold to your body's weight, shape and temperature for soundless sleep all night long. If you sleep alongside someone who constantly moves, the motion absorption material will make it feel like you're sleeping alone, and if you often wake up hot, you may enjoy the mattresses in the Tempur-Breeze collection, which feel up to 10 degrees cooler.
Business Insider
7 days ago
- General
- Business Insider
The 6 best silk pillowcases of 2025, tested and reviewed
As a hot sleeper with frizzy hair and acne, I'm the perfect candidate for a silk pillowcase. The best silk pillowcases offer benefits for skin and hair thanks to their smooth, slick surface that reduces friction and snags, preventing breakage, tangles, wrinkles, and other benefits while also providing a soothing, cool feeling and temperature regulation for hot sleepers. They're a great investment for anyone with curly or dry hair, sensitive skin, or acne. And so, lured by the siren song of smooth curl structure and soft skin, I set out on a mission to find the best silk pillowcases. Silk is known for its softness and durability, with a shiny luster and a slick feel. Unlike satin, which is a type of fabric weave, silk is a natural animal product, made with the cocoons of silk worms. Silk is measured in mommes, which refers to the weight of the silk and indicates quality and density. When testing silk pillowcases for this guide, I considered aspects like feel, effect on hair and skin, cooling, durability, and care, while also noting mommes, closure type, and price range. I also talked to two experts: Dr. Debra Jaliman, board-certified dermatologist in NYC and an assistant clinical professor at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and author of the book "Skin Rules" and Katrina Walker, sewing professional and textile expert. Our top pick, the Lilysilk 22-Momme Silk Pillowcase, is made with GOTS-certified, luxurious, thick silk. It's impressively durable and has a 100-night trial. The Bedsure Mulberry Silk Pillowcase is our best budget pick, made with 100% mulberry silk for under $30. Our top picks for best silk pillowcases Best overall: Lilysilk 22 Momme Silk Pillowcase- See at Lilysilk Best budget: Bedsure Mulberry Silk Pillowcase- See at Amazon Best for skin and hair: Slip Silk Pillowcase- See at Amazon Best overall When I think of the ideal silk pillowcase, I think of luxuriously soft yet durable fabric, a cooling touch, and a soothing feel on the skin. Lilysilk's 22 Momme Silk Pillowcase checks all of those boxes. Made with Oeko-Tex and GOTS-certified organic materials, this pillowcase performed very well in all our tests, from comfort to cooling. The silk is noticeably thick and high-quality, and is resistant to tearing. I loved the way it felt against my skin and hair. It's incredibly comfortable to sleep on, and I found myself gravitating toward it when I wasn't actively testing another product. Even now, after the testing period is over, you can find the Lilysilk pillowcase on my bed. To test durability, I scratched the pillowcase with my fingernails 50 times to simulate pet scratching or an earring catching in your pillowcase, I noticed no loose threads or pilling. It also performed well in cooling tests, only increasing in temperature by about 2.2 degrees after lying on it for two minutes. Subjectively, I never once woke up feeling overheated when using this pillowcase. I noticed that the pillowcase wrinkles easily, especially immediately after removing it from its packaging and washing. The washing process is more tedious than that of other pillowcases in our guide. While some silk pillowcases can be machine washed on delicate, the Lilysilk pillowcase is hand-wash only. That said, it held up well to handwashing. All saliva stains (gross, I know) were completely gone after hand washing. Lilysilk's silk pillowcase comes in standard, queen, and king sizes. You choose from eight colors, from a classic black to a sunny butter yellow. Add a personal flair to your silk pillowcase with a monogram in the top-right corner. For $20, you can embroider up to 10 characters. Non-customized items can be returned within 100 days of use, although you'll have to pay for return fees. Best budget Silk is a pricey material, making finding a budget silk pillowcase difficult. Many companies remedy the expense by blending silk with a cheaper material, like cotton, or using silk on only one side of the pillowcase. But our budget pick, the Bedsure Mulberry Silk Pillowcase, is made entirely with 100% 19-momme mulberry silk and costs under $30 on Amazon. When I unboxed it, I was impressed with its quality. I had expected a cheaper feel, but Bedsure's pillowcase compared well to pillowcases double the price. It's not the thickest silk, but it's remarkably smooth. I saw a noticeable difference in my skin and hair when I used this silk pillowcase. One of my pillow pet peeves is when a pillow shifts in its pillowcase. That said, I loved the hidden zipper in this pillowcase. The pillowcase fit the pillow well, and the zipper kept everything in place. I never felt the zipper when I was sleeping, either. Between care and abrasion testing, this isn't the most durable option. This pillowcase stained easily, with noticeable saliva stains against the light pink color. Bedsure's silk pillowcase is handwash only, and even when I scrubbed at the stains per the care instructions, they remained. The stains aren't as pronounced now, but they still stand out on the pillowcase. There were also several loose threads after abrasion testing. Bedsure's silk pillowcase also has subpar cooling. It started at 73.2 degrees Fahrenheit before rising to 76.2 degrees Fahrenheit after I lay on it, which was above the average starting and testing temperatures. That said, the heat dissipated to the original temperature after two minutes. Bedsure offers 30-day returns for their products, but you'll have to pay a $9.99 return fee if your item isn't defective when you buy directly from their website. On Amazon, you can return your pillowcase within 30 days for free. The Mulberry Silk Pillowcase is sold in three sizes and eight colors. Best cooling As a hot sleeper, I find that the heat from my face gets trapped in my pillowcase, which leaves me flipping my pillow over to find the cool side. I never had that issue when testing the Celestial Silk 25-Momme Mulberry Silk Pillowcase. The fabric stayed cool to the touch throughout the night, easily dissipating my body heat for a comfortable night's sleep. While the Celestial Silk pillowcase wasn't the objectively most cooling pillowcase we tried— that title goes to the Slip Silk Pillowcase, our best for skin and hair pick — it was still outstanding in our cooling tests. Plus, it subjectively felt the coolest throughout the testing period. I was also impressed with this pillowcase's ease of cleaning. While other picks in our guide are handwash only, the Celestial Silk is machine washable. Just toss it in a delicates bag, wash on a cold cycle, and then hang to air dry. The pillow looked and felt good as new after washing and drying. After unboxing the pillowcase, I did notice some loose threads in the seam, but I could remove them without damaging it. Celestial Silk also only offers 30-day returns for unused items. The Celestial Silk 25-momme pillowcase is available in 19 colors and patterns. I tried the hot pink and loved the splash of vibrant color it brought to my room, but you can also buy it in neutral tones or designs like floral or marble. It's available in standard, queen, and king. Best for skin and hair My skin and hair can be temperamental. I have dry, sensitive skin that's prone to acne and wavy-curly hair that loves to frizz no matter the time of year. Like many other people on their curly hair journey, I've heard silk combats bedhead for smoother hair. After testing almost a dozen silk pillowcases, I found that Slip's Silk Pillowcase is the best for skin and hair. I usually sleep with a satin bonnet to protect my hair, so I was nervous to sleep without one while testing silk pillowcases. Usually, sleeping on a cotton pillowcase completely ruins my curl structure and leaves my hair frizzy and poofy the next day. With Slip's pillowcase, though, my curls looked soft and bouncy, even without a satin bonnet. I saw benefits in my skin, too. I noticed a considerable reduction in my skin's redness and didn't have as many breakouts. My skin felt plump and moisturized — a far cry from the tight, dry skin I usually have after waking up on a cotton pillowcase. The benefits for skin and hair come from the pillowcase's unbelievably smooth texture. This pillowcase was, by far, the softest and smoothest silk pillowcase I tried. There was little friction between my head and the pillow. Plus, it performed best in our cooling tests, so it's great for hot sleepers, too. The quality comes at a high price tag, though. A queen-size pillowcase will cost you $105. It's also cumbersome to wash since Slip recommends a specific pH-neutral detergent to clean it. Slip's silk pillowcases, which are sold in queen and king sizes, are also available with an envelope enclosure. Slip consistently releases limited-edition colors and patterns—I especially love the scalloped edge and vibrant pink and red stripes on this pillowcase. Best organic The process for silk to be considered organic differs from that of other materials since silk is made from the cocoons of silkworms. To be considered organic, all fibers must be made using sustainable practices and be chemical and GMO-free. For silk, the silkworms must only eat organic plant matter, and the cocoons must be boiled and washed. Because of these requirements, organic silk is difficult to find, so I was excited to try Clementine's Organic 22-momme Silk Pillowcase. I attest, it's a hidden gem. Not only did I sleep easy knowing that the pillowcase was GOTS-certified organic, but I loved this pillowcase's feel. It had the thickest silk of all the pillowcases I tested. It was also ridiculously soft, with a feel similar to a bamboo sheet. The envelope enclosure did have a habit of slipping off at night, but it was a quick fix in the morning. Even the packaging is perfect — your pillowcase comes in a cotton cover in a thick, magnetic cardboard box. It'd make an ideal gift for the eco-conscious friend. It comes in seven colors, including a luxe gold, and queen and king sizes. As expected for the quality and certification, this is an expensive pillowcase. You can also only return your pillowcase if unused within 30 days, so it's more of a risk if you decide you don't like it. I also noticed torn threads in the stitching and pillow during abrasion testing; it sustained the most damage of all the pillowcases I tested. You'll have to be extra careful when using this pillowcase and keep it away from pets and their claws. Best mulberry In my interview with Walker, she said that mulberry silk is produced by a certain type of moth caterpillar. "'Mulberry silk' refers to silk produced by the Bombyx mori silk moth, a domesticated insect. The Bombyx mori silk moth caterpillar only eats the leaves of the mulberry tree," Walker said. "As a result, the cocoons it spins are pure white." While many picks in our guide are made of mulberry silk, Fisher's Finery takes the cake for best mulberry silk pillowcase. At 30 mommes, it's rare to find such high-weighted silk. I tried the 25 momme and 30 momme silk pillowcases from Fisher's Finery, and I could immediately tell a difference between the two pillowcases. The 30 momme pillowcase is thick and substantial. While it wasn't the softest pillowcase I tested, it performed well in the cooling tests, so it's a good choice for hot sleepers. I did notice that this envelope-style pillowcase moved around on the pillow a lot. I had to readjust it each morning to fit properly on my pillow. It also slipped around the bed — I frequently woke up with it on the floor after shifting around at night. This pillowcase is easy to care for, especially since Fisher's Finery provides a mesh delicates bag with each silk pillowcase (which came in handy as I washed the other pillowcases, too). That said, there was noticeable pilling and torn threads after washing, so you'll want to be extra careful when caring for this pillowcase. Fisher's Finery offers 30-day returns for unused silk pillowcases. They are sold in standard, queen, and king sizes and are available in packs of two and singles. It comes in eight neutral colors, including striped designs. What else we tested Besides our top picks, these are the other silk pillowcases we tested: Brooklinen Mulberry Silk Pillowcase: We love Brooklinen's 365-day return policy, but this pillowcase was thinner and scratchier than others we tested. What to look for Material: Silk is measured in mommes, which refers to the number of silk fibers in your pillowcase. You can find silk ranging from 19 to 30 mommes, with higher momme counts meaning a more durable and luxurious pillowcase. Mulberry silk is the golden standard and highest quality silk. Closure style: There are two main closure styles: envelope and zippered. Envelope enclosures have an interior pocket that hugs the edge of the pillow, while the outer flap covers the pocket for a seamless look. Zippered closures have a zipper on the edge of the pillowcase and keep the pillow stay secures in the pillowcase. Closure style comes down to personal preference, depending on the look, adjustability, and fit you prefer. Most brands sell silk pillowcases in both closure styles. Durability: Silk pillowcases are an investment, so you'll want one that will last for years. Higher mommes mean a heavier silk, so they're usually more durable. Care: Silk is notoriously difficult to care for. It's a strong yet delicate material, so care instructions for silk pillowcases can be complicated. Many silk pillowcases are hand-wash only, but others are machine-washable on a delicate setting. Also, pay particular attention to the recommended detergent, since some silk pillowcases require special silk or pH-neutral detergent. All silk pillowcases should be air dried, and be careful to keep them away from the sun, which can hurt the gentle silk fibers in your pillowcase. Color/Pattern selection: In this guide, we've tried to include picks with a range of classic, neutral colors and fun, bright styles. Choose the design that blends seamlessly into your bedroom, or pick a vibrant pattern for a standout piece. How we tested Effect on hair and skin: To test the impact on hair and skin, I slept on each silk pillowcase with my hair down for seven nights while continuing my usual hair and skincare routines. Then, I noted the look and feel of my hair and skin, focusing specifically on issues like frizz and acne. Cooling: To test cooling, I first measured the temperature of each pillowcase on my Brooklinen Down Pillow before lying down. Then, I lay my face on the pillow for two minutes. After the two-minute period, I measured again. Finally, I measured the last temperature two minutes after lying down to determine how the pillowcase dissipates heat. I also noted if I overheated in my sleep during the testing period. Durability: I tested durability by scratching each silk pillowcase with my fingernails 50 times in two places: once in the middle of the pillow and once near a seam. This test was meant to replicate accidentally scratching your pillowcase, pet nails, or snagging an earring on the fabric. My partner, who has stubble, slept with each silk pillowcase for seven nights to check for noticeable damage from abrasion. I also looked for torn threads and pilling after washing. Care: I followed the care instructions for each silk pillowcase. After washing and drying, I also checked how well any stains were removed from the pillowcase. What's the difference between silk and satin pillowcases? Silk is a natural animal product, whereas satin is a type of weave that can be made from any material. Silk pillowcases are generally more expensive than satin pillowcases since creating and harvesting silk is cumbersome. Both silk and satin pillowcases are good for hair and skin. What is "momme," and why does it matter? A momme refers to the weight of silk, so a heavier weight means there are more silk fibers in the fabric, according to Walker. "Momme" (pronounced "mummy") is a historic unit of weight measurement. The abbreviation is "mm" which should not be confused with millimeter, which is a measurement of thickness or length — when you see "mm" in reference to silk it is a measurement of weight," she said. "Although we now have much more common units of measurement for weight, momme is still used in the silk trade." "Silk is sold by weight and always has been sold this way," Walker continued. "When comparing fabrics of the same weave structure (silk charmeuse, a crepe-back satin, for instance), the heavier momme indicates a thicker yarn and generally a higher quality fabric." Is mulberry silk better than other types of silk? As Walker said, mulberry silk is made by feeding the Bombyx mori silk moth caterpillar mulberry leaves. "Other breeds of silk-producing moths' caterpillars eat a wider variety of leaves, which permanently color the silk," Walker said. "You are what you eat!" Because of the creation process, Walker also says that mulberry silk is generally better than other types of silk. "'Mulberry silk' is arguably of higher quality than many other types of silk due to its consistent fiber diameter and its ease of dyeing into vibrant colors," Walker said. How do I clean a silk pillowcase? Walker recommends handwashing your silk pillowcase and air drying it, rather than putting it in the dryer. "To ensure the longest life for your silk pillowcase, it is recommended to hand wash it with mild soap or detergent, roll in a towel to remove the excess water, and lay flat to dry. A light rinse in a liquid fabric softener can help preserve the softness," she said. Be gentle with the silk when washing, as it is weaker when wet. Dry cleaning is also an excellent option." Do silk pillowcases help with frizz and wrinkles? Dr. Jaliman said that silk pillowcases help with wrinkles and skin texture. "Silk reduces friction on the skin, so it helps prevent sleep lines and wrinkles," she said. "Silk absorbs less moisture than, for example, cotton, so it's better for keeping your products on the skin and not absorbing them into the pillowcase." Silk pillowcases also work to combat frizz. "Since silk is very smooth, it reduces friction and prevents frizziness of the hair," Jaliman said. "It also helps to maintain a hairstyle longer because of less friction on the hair." Are silk pillowcases good for acne-prone skin? A quality silk pillowcase can last for years. To increase its longevity, be sure to follow the care label's instructions. "A silk pillowcase's lifespan is determined by the thickness of the fabric and quality of construction combined with laundering habits and the person using the pillow," Walker said. "Someone with stubble facial hair will wear out a silk pillowcase faster due to abrasion over time. Putting a silk pillowcase in a washing machine and dryer will also eventually abrade the pillow. But even with this mistreatment, a good quality pillowcase can likely last a few years." Kinsley Searles Home and Sleep Reviews Fellow Kinsley Searles first joined Business Insider as a Freelance Writer in February 2024 where she tested and reviewed products from carry on luggage to hamster cages. Kinsley joined the Reviews team as a Home and Sleep Reviews Fellow in February 2025. A self proclaimed connoisseur of all things cozy, she is devoted to researching and trying the most innovative sleep and home products on the market. A lifelong Kansan now living in Indiana, Kinsley received her B.A. in English Literature and her M.A. in Composition and Rhetoric from Kansas State University. When she's not researching or trying out a new mattress, you can find Kinsley playing video and card games, attempting every arts and crafts project, watching bad movies, and hanging out with her spoiled and crazy dog, Boo. Read more
Business Wire
7 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Little Planet and Once Upon a Farm Debut a Peach-Perfect Summer Collab
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Little Planet, Carter's, Inc.'s (NYSE: CRI) most sustainable brand for babies and children, and Once Upon a Farm, a leading childhood nutrition company and makers of farm-fresh, organic snacks and meals, are bringing something peach-perfect to families everywhere. The two brands are teaming up for the first time to launch a limited-time offering 'It's All Peachy'—a summer-ready pairing designed to make everyday moments a little sweeter with both children and the planet in mind. With a shared commitment to organic materials and family wellness, Little Planet and Once Upon a Farm are reintroducing two fan-favorite products in one limited-time offering. The collaboration features Little Planet's beloved peach-print apparel and Once Upon a Farm's beloved Peach Fruit & Veggie Blend and Peach Sunrise Dairy-Free Smoothie—crafted with simple, farm-fresh ingredients. 'We're excited to share our peach print alongside a like-minded brand that shares our commitment to sustainability,' said Kendra Krugman, Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Creative & Growth Officer at Carter's, Inc. 'This collaboration reflects our belief that better-for-you choices, whether in what your child wears or eats, should be simple, joyful, and made with care.' This limited time offer includes: Little Planet: GOTS-certified organic cotton Peach Bodysuit and Sleep & Play (available in newborn to 24M sizes) and Two-Piece Pajamas (available in newborn to 5T sizes) Once Upon a Farm Snack Bundles featuring their Peach Fruit & Veggie Blend and Peach Sunrise Dairy-Free Smoothie made with simple, farm-fresh ingredients families love 'At Once Upon a Farm, we believe that good nutrition and sustainability should go hand in hand,' said Jennifer Garner, Co-Founder of Once Upon a Farm. 'Partnering with Little Planet felt natural. They care about children and the planet just as much as we do. Together, we're offering something fun, feel-good, and a little peachy that parents can truly feel great about.' Grab the pairing while it's ripe at To learn more about Little Planet and Once Upon a Farm, visit and and follow along @littleplanet and @onceuponafarm. About Carter's, Inc. Carter's, Inc. is the largest branded marketer in North America of apparel exclusively for babies and young children. The Company owns the Carter's and OshKosh B'gosh brands, among the more recognized and trusted brands in the marketplace. These brands are sold through over 1,000 Company-operated stores in the United States, Canada, and Mexico and online at and Carter's also is the largest supplier of young children's apparel to the largest retailers in North America. Its brands are sold in leading department stores, national chains, and specialty retailers domestically and internationally. The Company's Child of Mine brand is available at Walmart, its Just One You brand is available at Target, and its Simple Joys brand is available on Amazon. The Company also owns Little Planet, a brand focused on organic fabrics and sustainable materials, and Skip Hop, a global lifestyle brand for families with young children. Carter's is headquartered in Atlanta. Additional information may be found at About Once Upon a Farm At Once Upon a Farm, Farm-Fresh Tastes Grow Here™. We're on a greater mission in providing organic, crave-worthy, snacks and meals for children of all ages. Our delicious and thoughtful recipes are crafted with only the best organic ingredients – whole fruits and veggies picked, then cold-pressed (our pouches), freshly frozen (our meals) to perfection, refrigerated oat bars, and our new line of farm fresh tasting pantry snacks – to support growing kids at every stage and milestone. All products are organic, non-GMO project verified, contain no added sugar, and are free from artificial flavors, colors, and preservatives – just simple, real, nutritious food your entire family will love. For more information visit:
Time Business News
26-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Time Business News
Sustainable Style with Yuxus Brand & Yuxus Sudaderas
In the rapidly evolving world of fashion and wellness, Yuxus has emerged as a beacon of innovation, style, and conscious living. More than just a name, Yuxus encapsulates a philosophy: to bridge the gap between modern design, comfort, and environmental responsibility. From its signature Yuxus brand products to its best-selling Yuxus sudaderas, this label is redefining what it means to dress—and live—with intention. At its core, Yuxus is a lifestyle movement. The name itself evokes sleek minimalism and forward-thinking creativity. Founded on the belief that every product should serve a purpose, Yuxus focuses on crafting items that enhance daily life without compromising the planet's resources. Whether through apparel, home goods, or wellness accessories, the Yuxus ethos remains the same: quality over quantity, meaning over mass production. The Yuxus brand stands out for its unwavering dedication to sustainability. Every collection undergoes rigorous material selection, prioritizing organic cotton, recycled polyester, and low-impact dyes. From the initial sketch to the final stitch, Yuxus ensures ethical labor practices and transparent supply chains. The result is a catalog of products that look effortlessly modern yet carry the weight of genuine environmental stewardship. Beyond materials, the Yuxus brand embraces timeless aesthetics. Clean lines, neutral palettes, and versatile silhouettes mean each piece transcends fleeting trends. By designing with longevity in mind, Yuxus encourages consumers to build wardrobes that last—both in style and durability. One pillar of the Yuxus lineup is the celebrated Yuxus sudaderas (sweatshirts). Engineered for ultimate comfort, these sweatshirts blend plush, organic fabrics with precision tailoring. Available in unisex cuts and a spectrum of muted hues—from cloud white to slate gray—Yuxus sudaderas adapt effortlessly to any wardrobe. Key features include: Eco-friendly Fabrics: 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton for breathability and softness. 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton for breathability and softness. Recycled Details: Drawstrings and ribbing crafted from recycled yarns. Drawstrings and ribbing crafted from recycled yarns. Durable Construction: Reinforced seams and pre-washed finishes to prevent shrinking. Whether you're working from home, running errands, or layering up for an evening out, Yuxus sudaderas provide the perfect blend of warmth, style, and sustainable integrity. While the Yuxus brand first gained traction through its fashion offerings, the label's vision extends far beyond clothing. Yuxus wellness accessories—such as reusable water bottles, aromatherapy diffusers, and minimalist yoga mats—embody the same principles of mindful consumption. Each item is a testament to the brand's mission: to cultivate well-being through thoughtfully designed products. Central to Yuxus's success is its vibrant community of like-minded individuals. Through engaging social media content, curated 'how-to' guides, and collaborations with eco-influencers, Yuxus fosters a space where customers share tips on slow fashion, self-care rituals, and sustainable living hacks. This network transforms mere transactions into meaningful connections. Yuxus is more than a label—it's a lifestyle commitment. By championing the Yuxus brand values of sustainability, quality, and timeless design, and by perfecting essentials like the Yuxus sudaderas, the brand offers consumers a way to dress and live with purpose. In an age of fast fashion and disposable goods, Yuxus stands as a refreshing reminder that style and responsibility can coexist harmoniously. Embrace Yuxus today, and step into a future where every purchase tells a story of care—both for yourself and for the planet. TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Fashion Value Chain
24-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Value Chain
Precision Textiles Redefines Sleep with Sustainable Materials
In observance of Better Sleep Month, Precision Textiles, a leading supplier of mattress components, is spotlighting how sustainable and ethically sourced materials contribute to healthier sleep and a healthier planet. In a recent Specialty Fabrics Review magazine feature, Keith Martin, Vice President of Precision Textiles, emphasized the often-overlooked role of supply chain integrity in crafting mattresses that deliver on both performance and sustainability. He explained how certified wool, regenerative farming, and transparent sourcing practices are reshaping the industry. 'Better sleep doesn't begin in the bedroom—it begins in the supply chain,' said Martin. 'Materials like GOTS-certified wool not only offer natural flame resistance and enhanced comfort but also come with a verifiable story of environmental and ethical responsibility.' Since 2016, Precision Textiles has incorporated certified wool into its PurLoft and PurLoft Organic lines, used as flame barriers beneath mattress covers. These solutions combine comfort and safety with environmental stewardship, aligning with rising consumer demand for natural and traceable materials. As manufacturers aim to meet these expectations, Precision Textiles is positioned as a trusted partner, offering innovative, sustainable components that deliver both performance and purpose. The company remains committed to advancing practices that reduce environmental impact and elevate industry standards—redefining what it means to sleep better. To learn more about their sustainability work, visit:
