100% Tencel™ sateen
100% Tencel™ fibre, 350gsm made from Eucalyptus plantation trees
Double border with inner-circular pattern
If your quilt is made from cotton, wool or a renewable fibre such as Suprelle® Blue, it can easily be machine-washed and (normally) tumble dried, though you should always check the care label for specific instructions. Due to the density of some quilts, it’s best to wash them by themselves. Quilts need room to gently agitate in the machine for a good and proper clean, uninhibited by additional items. When wet, quilts can also become quite heavy. Keep an eye on the wash cycle, as you may have to re-position the quilt mid-wash to rebalance the weight, especially in top-loading machines. Many modern washing machines have dedicated cycles for washing quilts, so look out for those settings on your machine. Importantly, thoroughly dry your quilt before putting: it back on your bed or into storage. Quilts still slightly damp can be a breeding ground for mould and mildew. If you can air dry your quilt in sunlight, this is ideal as the sun can naturally help kill bacteria.
Please keep in mind the use of under blankets, comforters and electric blankets can alter the feel of your mattress and therefore your experience. If you are concerned about the performance of your mattress, and you are using any of these bedding items, we suggest trying your new mattress without these additions and see if there is a difference in how your mattress feels. The warmth rating of your bedding may have an effect on the temperature of your sleeping environment while on your mattress. If you are a warmer sleeper, using bedding with features that allow it to breathe better or bedding with a cooler warmth rating may assist in keeping you more comfortable while sleeping.
Our quilt isn’t just sustainable inside—it’s cared for right down to the packaging. The quilt comes in a durable, reusable bag made from Repreve®, a fibre created from recycled materials, including plastic bottles. Using Repreve® helps divert waste from landfill and reduce the need for new resources, giving old materials a second life. Lightweight, strong, and easy to carry, the packaging is designed to protect your quilt while supporting a circular approach to sustainability. It’s another small way we’re committed to mindful, eco-friendly practices, from the fibres in your quilt to the bag it comes in.
Tencel® is made from Eucalyptus plantation trees, carefully grown and managed to ensure sustainability. Using plantation trees means no old-growth forests are harmed, and the trees are continuously replenished, making Tencel® a renewable fibre. The production process uses a closed-loop system that recycles water and solvents, keeping the impact on the environment low.
The fabric is naturally temperature-regulating, moisture-wicking, and hypoallergenic, helping you stay comfortable whether it’s summer or winter. Lightweight yet durable, the quilt keeps its shape and soft feel over time. Tencel® also supports a circular lifecycle. At the end of its life, it is biodegradable, breaking down naturally and returning nutrients to the soil. Combined with its renewable sourcing and low-impact production, this means the quilt can be part of a cycle that benefits both people and the planet. Choosing Tencel® is more than a choice for comfort—it’s a choice for sustainability, innovation, and mindful living. Each quilt tells a story of Australian craftsmanship, responsible forestry, and bedding designed to be both practical and sustainable.
We partner with Plastic Bank to produce our Suprelle® Blue quilt. Our quilt is filled with 100% Suprelle® Blue fibre, which is made from ocean-bound bottles collected and recycled with the aim of reducing plastic pollution worldwide.
Our Organic Stone Washed Cotton sheet set, and Organics Stone Washed Cotton quilt cover set is GOTS certified. GOTS, Global Organic Textile Standard, is the worldwide leading textile processing standard for organic fibres, including ecological and s... Read more.ocial criteria, backed up by independent certification of the entire textile supply chain.
Snooze proudly partners with the Australian Bedding Stewardship Council. The ABSC is continuing the development and implementation of a whole of lifecycle product stewardship scheme for mattresses and bedding industry. This is an industry facing orga... Read more.nisation.
Snooze has formed a Safety and Sustainability Committee with the aim of improving the way in which we conduct business. Some initial initiatives, at head office, include the adoption of Green Office supplies, sensor lighting, LED lighting, recycling ... Read more.and reviewing green utilities.
Snooze is developing a Responsible Business Journey to ensure strategies are in place to improve our sustainable, social and environmental credentials.
We are proud to be partnering with a manufacturer whose bags are 100% LDPE. This means the material can be recycled.
The timber sourced and used in our furniture range is PEFC approved. PEFC stands for the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification which is an international, non-profit, non-governmental organisation. It promotes sustainable forest manage... Read more.ment through independent third party certification.
Manufacturers of our furniture ensure any timber sourced is FSC certified. The FSC, Forest Stewardship Council, is an international non-profit, multi-stakeholder organisation established in 1993. It promotes responsible management of the worlds fores... Read more.t.
SoftLanding is a social enterprise company which provides employment to people otherwise experiencing barriers to employment. SoftLanding picks-up mattresses and bases directly from outside your home address for a fee. They keep mattresses and bases ... Read more.from landfill as they recover components to recycle.
Snooze is proud to be a Foundation Member of Sustainable Choice. Sustainable Choice is an independent digital destination where brands, like ours, can share their commitments to becoming more sustainable.
Snooze is pleased to announce we have joined the United Nations Global Compact initiative - a voluntary leadership platform for the development, implementation and disclosure of responsible business practices.
Snooze in partnership with BlockTexx and Select-O-Pedic is proud to launch a linen recycling project. This project is live in participating Queensland (and Tweed Heads) Snooze stores commencing June. Consumers who donate preloved and laundered fitted... Read more. sheets, flat sheets, quilt covers and pillow slips will be rewarded with 30% off Snooze Branded linen on the day. This program is a trial and runs from June to end of August, 2023.
