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Coyuchi: Elevating Home Comfort with Sustainable Luxury

The Velvet Collection by Coyuchi offers luxurious comfort and sustainable craftsmanship. Featuring organic velvet quilts and shams, this collection is perfect for enhancing your bedroom ambiance or gifting during the holidays. With a commitment to eco-friendly materials, Coyuchi ensures that every piece is not only soft and inviting but also ethically produced. Explore the full…

Coyuchi Velvet Collection

Discover The Velvet Collection by Coyuchi

The Velvet Collection from Coyuchi is the ultimate holiday indulgence, designed to wrap you in irresistible softness and luxury. This collection invites you to linger a little longer in comfort, blending timeless elegance with cozy vibes. Featuring the new Organic Velvet Quilt and Shams, it’s all about that plush feel that makes your bedroom feel like a sanctuary. Whether you’re refreshing your space or searching for that perfect gift, this collection offers a touch of warmth and sophistication that’s hard to resist.

The Main Benefit: Luxurious Comfort Meets Sustainable Craftsmanship

What makes The Velvet Collection stand out? It’s not just softness; it’s a whole experience. Here’s why it’s a must-have:

  • Organic Velvet Quilt and Shams crafted with care for a sustainable lifestyle
  • Irresistible softness that invites relaxation and restful sleep
  • Perfect for holiday gifting or elevating your own bedroom ambiance
  • Part of Coyuchi’s commitment to eco-friendly materials and ethical production
  • Designed to blend seamlessly with other curated collections like Timeless Whites and The Neutrals Edit

Explore Coyuchi’s Curated Collections

Coyuchi doesn’t stop at velvet. Their curated collections, handpicked by tastemakers like Tamara Kaye-Honey and Sophia Li, offer a variety of styles and vibes. From The Flannel Shop to Dream in Green, each collection tells its own story. These thoughtfully assembled selections make it easy to find your perfect sheets, quilts, or bath essentials. Plus, the curated by Hommeboys and Daphne Javitch collections add a fresh, unique touch to the mix.

More Than Bedding: A Full Lifestyle Experience

Beyond bedding, Coyuchi offers a wide range of home essentials. Think bath towels, bathrobes, and even kitchen and dining collections that bring organic comfort into every corner of your home. Their bath bundles and beach towels are perfect for those who love to wrap themselves in softness from head to toe. And for those who want to keep things natural, the Naturally Undyed collection is a beautiful, eco-conscious choice.

Customer Care and Community Connection

Coyuchi values its customers and community deeply. With easy access to FAQs, returns, and order tracking, shopping is hassle-free. Plus, their 2nd Home Take Back Program encourages sustainability by renewing and repurposing products. The company’s blog offers insights, tips, and stories that connect customers to the brand’s mission and lifestyle. It’s more than just shopping—it’s joining a mindful community.

Project Impact: Aligning with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

  • SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production – through sustainable materials and renewal programs
  • SDG 13: Climate Action – by reducing environmental impact with organic and eco-friendly products
  • SDG 15: Life on Land – supporting organic farming and natural fiber sourcing
  • SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth – promoting ethical manufacturing and fair labor practices

Stay Connected and Inspired with Coyuchi

For those who want to dive deeper into the world of Coyuchi, there’s plenty to explore. From their Instagram and Pinterest pages to their blog, the brand shares inspiration, tips, and stories that celebrate mindful living. Whether you’re looking for holiday gift guides, sustainable gift ideas, or just a little home decor inspiration, Coyuchi’s digital presence keeps the conversation going. It’s a lifestyle, a community, and a commitment to quality that feels personal and inviting.

What Coyuchi actually does

Coyuchi is a California home textiles brand that makes bedding, bath, home goods and loungewear from organic fibers. It says it uses only 100% organic cotton and never blends its fibers with synthetics like polyester. Its organic cotton products are certified to the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), which requires independent certification at every step of the supply chain, from the cotton gin through to finished goods, and bans a long list of chemicals including flame retardants, heavy metals, PFCs and formaldehyde.

Coyuchi also runs a circular loop for its own products. Through the 2nd Home Take Back Program, customers send back pre-loved Coyuchi goods, which are cleaned and resold through 2nd Home Renewed™ or recycled into new products, in exchange for 15% off their next order.

Where Coyuchi shows up

  • Households: organic sheets, duvets, towels, blankets and pajamas without synthetic blends or restricted finishing chemicals
  • Resale shoppers: reconditioned bedding and bath through 2nd Home Renewed™
  • Hospitality and trade: dedicated wholesale, hospitality, trade and corporate gifting channels
  • Cotton farmers: founding member of the California Cotton & Climate Coalition, sourcing regenerative California cotton

Proof, not just claims

100%organic cotton, no synthetic blends · Coyuchi
2017take-back and resale program running since · 2nd Home Renewed
$50,000invested in regenerative agriculture · Jalama Canyon Ranch

Coyuchi was the first Recover™ partner to supply its own materials for recycling through its take-back program, and the two were jointly recognized as Climate Leaders in Textile Exchange’s 2021 Climate+ Awards. It also formed the Coyuchi Climate Council, a group of leaders from fashion, regenerative agriculture and sustainability, to measure progress toward its climate goals.

Trusted by

RecoverTextile recycling partner
California Cotton & Climate CoalitionFounding member
Jalama Canyon RanchRegenerative agriculture grantee

Why this belongs on a sustainability directory

Conventional cotton textiles rely on pesticides and synthetic fertilizers in the field and on chemical finishing in the mill, and most used bedding ends up in landfill. Coyuchi addresses both ends: GOTS-certified organic cotton removes toxic inputs and adds wastewater and social compliance requirements across the supply chain, while the take-back program keeps its own products in use through resale or fiber recycling. That ties it directly to SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) through certified organic sourcing and a closed product loop.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Coyuchi based, and who uses it?

Coyuchi was founded in 1991 in Point Reyes Station, Northern California, and remains a California-based company. It sells organic bedding, bath, home goods and loungewear to households, with separate trade, hospitality, wholesale and corporate gifting channels.

Which SDGs does Coyuchi support, and how?

Coyuchi supports SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production). It makes its textiles from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton without synthetic blends, and its 2nd Home Take Back Program returns used products for resale or recycling instead of landfill.

How is Coyuchi verified as a sustainability project?

Coyuchi states that its organic cotton products are certified to the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), which independently certifies every stage of the supply chain. Its take-back work with Recover was recognized by Textile Exchange in the 2021 Climate+ Awards in the Climate Leader category.

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About the curator

Arnaud Michel is the founder and curator of Keys for Tomorrow. In 2014, his master’s thesis on community currencies and sustainable development won the Prix Recherche at Belgium’s Prix de l’Économie Sociale; the research was later published as Ecological Economics (Elsevier, 2015). He curates this directory to the same standard, cross-checking every project against established certification bodies and directories — including B Corp, 1% for the Planet, and Solar Impulse Foundation — alongside direct research into each project’s own record. Connect on LinkedIn.

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