Updated October 18, 2026. This review covers the latex Earthfoam Organic Mattress, separately from the Earthfoam Spring Mattress. Current details come from the manufacturer; no model-specific Yawnder lab score is assigned.
Our verdict
Earthfoam is worth comparing if you want a relatively low-profile latex mattress in Medium or Firm. Its practical tradeoffs are substantial weight and a feel the brand describes as firmer even in Medium. Shoppers seeking deep memory-foam sink or a very plush surface should compare carefully.
Organic certifications describe sourcing and processing. They do not prove that a mattress treats pain, maintains a particular temperature or lasts three times longer than another bed.
Current specifications
| Detail | Original Organic Mattress |
|---|---|
| Construction | 8 inches of organic latex foam, with organic cotton and wool; no coil unit |
| Finished height | Approximately 8.5 inches |
| Firmness | Medium or Firm |
| Starting price | $799 for the checked Twin Medium selection, not Queen |
| Queen weight | 125 lb Medium; 145 lb Firm |
| King weight | 150 lb Medium; 185 lb Firm |
| Foundation | Platform or slats spaced 3 inches apart or less, per manufacturer |
Select the exact size and firmness for a current quote. Prices and availability can change.
Medium versus Firm
The manufacturer positions Medium as the more cushioned choice for shoulders and hips, and Firm as the option for a firmer supporting sensation. Those descriptions are not a guarantee for your body or sleep position. Medium is the softer choice here, but does not necessarily mean plush.
Latex rebounds differently from slow-response memory foam. That material distinction does not supply a measured pressure-relief or motion-isolation score for this mattress.
Who is the Original likely to suit?
Side sleepers: Medium is the softer of the two options, so it is the sensible place to start if you need more room for your shoulder and hip. Still, “Medium” is a relative label: Earthfoam describes even this model as supportive and firm-feeling. If you want a deeply plush surface, ask about a topper or compare another mattress before committing.
Back and stomach sleepers: Compare whether Medium or Firm keeps your middle comfortably supported without creating pressure elsewhere. The right firmness depends on body size and preference. A firm label alone cannot tell you whether a mattress will support your body comfortably.
Combination sleepers and couples: Latex responds differently from slow-recovery memory foam, which may matter when changing positions. If you share a bed, consider motion and edge support as well. We do not have a current model-specific instrumented result to say exactly how much movement a partner will feel.
Material sensitivities: This mattress contains natural latex and wool. If you have a latex allergy or another material sensitivity, ask your clinician and the manufacturer about suitability before buying. An organic certification is not a guarantee of compatibility for every person.
Original versus Spring Mattress
The original Organic Mattress uses latex foam and has an approximately 8.5-inch finished profile. The separate Earthfoam Spring Mattress adds pocketed coils and has different dimensions, weight and pricing. Do not transfer the original's specifications to it. Our hybrid mattress guide explains the construction difference.
Original vs. Spring: the practical differences
| Feature | Original Organic Mattress | Spring Mattress |
|---|---|---|
| Core | 8 inches of latex foam; no coil unit | Latex foam and pocketed steel coils |
| Listed height | Approximately 8.5 inches | 12 inches without an optional topper |
| Sleep surfaces | One-sided, per Earthfoam | Manufacturer describes two identically finished sides |
| Comfort choices | Medium or Firm | Medium or Firm, with optional topper choices |
| Delivery question | Ask about moving and setup for your size | Ask Earthfoam to confirm freight, setup and your address |
The Spring listing describes a 4-inch latex component with an 8-inch pocketed-coil system and optional 2- or 3-inch toppers. The options change height and may affect sheet fit and the feel. The Spring is a separate model; no comparison here is a new Yawnder side-by-side test.
Earthfoam’s Spring page contains two different weight tables: its selector lists a Queen at 165 lb Medium or 185 lb Firm, while a later table repeats the Original’s lighter weights. Confirm the exact weight and delivery service in writing before planning stairs, an adjustable base or installation.
Delivery, setup and care
Arrange help to move heavier sizes and check your frame's capacity including sleepers. The brand lists adjustable-base compatibility and requires suitable support. The original mattress is designed for one-sided use and should not be flipped. Its removable cover is not machine washable; follow the care label.
During our check, the product page showed two-to-three-week dispatch while its FAQ described faster processing. Confirm the selected variant's dispatch date instead of assuming the fastest estimate applies.
Before you order: base, height and handling
- Check the support surface. Earthfoam recommends a platform or slats no more than 3 inches apart. If using a box spring, ask the company about its suggested bunkie board or plywood support and confirm compatibility with your exact setup.
- Calculate the full load. The Original’s listed Queen weights are 125 lb Medium and 145 lb Firm. Add the mattress, sleepers and bedding when checking a frame or adjustable base; our weight-limit guide explains the calculation.
- Measure the finished bed. Add the mattress and any topper to the height of your frame. Check the resulting bed height, headboard clearance and fitted-sheet pocket depth.
- Plan the route. Ask about shipping, setup and stairs for the exact size. Arrange help if needed; do not assume a heavy latex mattress can be repositioned easily by one person.
- Follow the model’s care instructions. Earthfoam says the Original is one-sided and its removable cover is not machine washable. Confirm instructions for a separate Spring model or topper.
Trial, returns and warranty
The current return policy gives the mattress a 100-day trial from delivery with a full refund and no-extra-cost mattress pickup for accepted returns. Customers are limited to one return or exchange per product category each year. Free shipping is advertised for the contiguous United States.
The mattress warranty is 10 years. Read its full defect coverage and support requirements; a warranty does not guarantee ten years of comfort. Pillow and topper policies differ.
Certifications
The product page links GOTS, GOLS, Fair For Life and Oeko-Tex documents. Check the named company, product scope and validity dates in the relevant documents. Organic latex still involves processing, and certification does not establish suitability for every material sensitivity.
Frequently asked questions
Is the original Earthfoam a hybrid?
No. The separate Spring Mattress is the coil model.
Is $799 the Queen price?
No. The checked default was Twin Medium. Select Queen and firmness for the actual price.
Can I machine wash the cover?
No, according to the manufacturer. Removable does not mean machine washable.
Does the Original need to be flipped?
Earthfoam says the Original is designed for one-sided use. The separate Spring model has its own construction and care guidance.
Can I use an adjustable base?
Earthfoam lists adjustable-base compatibility. Confirm the exact mattress and base combination and check the base’s total load capacity.
Is the Spring the same height as the Original?
No. The manufacturer lists the Original at approximately 8.5 inches and the Spring at 12 inches before an optional topper.
Sources and review method
We checked the Organic Mattress page, the separate Spring listing and linked shipping and returns policy. Manufacturer descriptions are distinguished from measured results; this update does not report a new personal trial. The button goes directly to Earthfoam, correcting the earlier link back to this review.
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