Factories + Mills

We seek out vendor partners who can offer natural fibers like GOTS-certified organic cotton, who work with known organic cotton supply chains such as Chetna, and who have expertise in the production of home textiles. Our quest for the best and brightest collaborators has led us all over the world, and into our own backyard as well:

• Germany’s textile manufacturers are known for engineering, precision and attention to detail. Germany is also leading the way for cleaner manufacturing by restricting the use of harmful chemical inputs.
• Our partners in India have been growing, weaving and sewing cotton textiles for hundreds of years, and now have some of the highest-quality production facilities in the world (and the highest number of GOTS certified facilities).
• Renowned for its distinctive towels and rugs, Turkey has a long history of growing, weaving and dyeing high-quality cotton. It is one of the world’s leading producers of organic cotton, and specializes in lustrous, strong, long staple cotton from the Aegean region.
• Our American-crafted Climate Beneficial Wool Mattress Topper, Insert, and Dryer Balls are filled with wool that is carbon-neutral, pastured only 60 miles away from our offices, in partnership with Fibershed. The Tahoe Wool Blanket is sourced from American ranches certified under the Responsible Wool Standard, then sent to a dye house that’s been running since 1869, and is currently under the direction of a fourth generation weaver.

Beyond certifications for organic, GOTS, and Fair Trade, we also highly value our vendors who use sustainable manufacturing practices, like water recycling, renewable energy, and reduced waste, and who actively engage their communities. Many of our partners are small- to medium-size family-run companies, with whom we have established long-term relationships - leading to increased transparency and collaboration across our supply chain. For us, it’s less about ticking boxes on a checklist of rules and regulations, and all about building strong, lasting connections with partners who are just as excited to innovate and evolve as we are. We’re trying to change industry standards for the better - so choosing to align with the people who share our vision and ambition is a crucial step toward a circular, sustainable process.

Circular

We have devoted heart and soul to organic farming and conscious processing to let our cherished textiles end up in landfills. That’s why our end-of-life plans for Coyuchi goods are just as vital to our mission as their organic beginnings. Coyuchi linens are made to last lifetimes, but when the time comes to move on from these treasured textiles, we have a circular solution for that, too.

Our subscription service, Coyuchi for Life, offers the option to update your linens according to the schedule of your choice. Select your cycle and package, then enjoy fresh linens until you’re ready to send them back in return for a new set. This method keeps used linens out of landfills, and fresh linens in your home.

2nd Home by Coyuchi is our newest program that’s closing the loop, offering customers the option to send their used Coyuchi linens back to us when they’re ready to move on. In return, they receive a discount code to replenish their linen supply with something new.

Once we receive retired linens from Coyuchi for Life and 2nd Home by Coyuchi, we send them along to our partners at The Renewal Workshop — a zero waste facility where used Coyuchi linens go to be upcycled, recycled, and renewed. The circular and sustainable solution to discarded apparel and textiles, The Renewal Workshop uses environmentally conscious methods to keep textiles out of the trash, and put them back in circulation.