Accessories


Suite Sleep Partners With Local Farmers on Little Lamb Organics Bedding By Gretchen Kast


Suite Sleep knows that, when planning a toddler bedroom, the most important issue is insuring that the bedding will be com- fortable, support the body and be safe from allergens and toxins. That is the premise on which its Little Lamb mattress and bedding line was created. With mattress, topper and pillow options, the Little Lamb product line fills one of the most underrepresented niches in the nat- ural bedding industry: kids from toddler to teen. The developing bodies of young chil- dren have not had the opportunity to devel- op immunities to the many allergens in their environment. For this reason, Little Lamb features three simple ingredients: organ- ic cotton, natural latex and natural locally sourced wool. With 15 year of business un- der its belt, the company has forged valu- able relationships and support from its local farmers. Recently, Suite Sleep partnered with sustainable farms right in their own backyard to source its wool components.


“While perusing our local organic farm- er’s market, I learned about the Black Cat Farm, which grow Tunis sheep, the perfect wool for our Little Lamb line,” explained Angela Owen, Suite Sleep CEO. “Just a couple of miles from our plant, we can watch the sheep graze in the beautiful Boulder Valley. As the mountainsides melt into spring and the little lambs are born, the soft woolly coats are shorn. Once the wool is washed, scoured and carded, it cre- ates the soft plushness of our Little Lamb Toppers and mattresses.” The wool is encased in fine organic cot-


ton double knit fabric that is sourced from the finest mills in the USA. Conventional cotton growers can use some of the most toxic pesticides in the world, contaminat- ing fresh water supplies and retaining toxic chemical residues. By eschewing danger- ous chemicals, organic cotton is better for both the planet and children. The Little Lamb mattresses use only all natural Dunlop latex, avoiding any pet-


rochemical foams and additives. Latex is the perfect sleep surface for growing chil- dren, as it conforms to the body’s changing needs. It sleeps cool naturally, and resists dust mites and mold to minimize allergens. Developed with a child’s changing needs in mind, Little Lamb features a unique Grow with Me system that allows layers to be added to the mattress. Each layer ad- dresses new comfort needs for each stage of development and creates an economical alternative to purchasing new bedding as the child grows.


Suite Sleep’s mission is to provide clean


and safe products for kids. With bedding made in the USA from trusted suppliers, the company not only reduces its carbon footprint but increases the reliability and quality of the product as well. Each mem- ber of the supply chain and manufactur- ing process is accountable, accessible and supported—ensuring high quality and add- ed assurance. Visit suitelseep.com


Malouf Rolls Out New Guest Bed Model


By Christopher Schriever Malouf continues to expand its comprehen- sive accessories portfolio with the launch of the Structures Rollaway Guest Bed. This unique add-on item is a valuable solution for consumers looking to purchase a superior temporary sleep product. The Structures Rollaway Guest Bed of-


fers advanced comfort and convenience, using quality components and intelligent design. The system features a four-inch me- dium-plush mattress made with a one inch cooling gel-infused memory foam layer. The


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spring-supported deck supports most body types, absorbing movement for a more restful night sleep. Malouf enhances the softness of the surface with a mattress cover made from bamboo rayon. The durable folding frame is made from steel and features locking caster wheels, making this durable guest bed easy to move, set up and store. With two size options available and retail pric- es starting at $399, Malouf’s Structures Rolla- way Guest Bed provides retailers with a unique opportunity to connect with new customers. Visit maloufsleep.com


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