White Quilted 100% Organic Cotton Mattress Protector

UK deliveries - free mainland UK delivery on all orders over £80, delivered within 3 to 6 working days.

We use Royal Mail, DPD and DHL to make sure your new items arrive safely. You’ll receive an email from the courier when we’ve sent your parcel with a tracking number to follow your parcel’s progress. You’ll also be assigned a delivery slot and be able to re-arrange your delivery or arrange delivery to a neighbour, safe place or local collection point.

We do have Next Day and Saturday Delivery available within mainland UK for an additional charge of £4.95/£9.95. We are sadly unable to offer Next Day Delivery to Northern Ireland, Isle of Man, Jersey & Guernsey and some more remote parts of Scotland. Mon-Thu order before 3pm.

International deliveries – shipping will be calculated at checkout and you should receive your order within 7-10 days although there is an expedited option available for some destinations.

View our delivery & returns pages for more information.

General Safety Principles: 

Our mattress and pillow protectors are thoughtfully made and designed to be safe under normal, everyday use. They must be used with care and regard for safety instructions, especially in homes with children, older adults, or anyone with limited mobility. They're built to stay stable, hold their shape, and perform reliably throughout their use and care cycle.

1. Suffocation or Entrapment Hazard

• Ensure protectors fit snugly around the mattress or pillow; never place loose or oversized protectors in a crib or bed with infants
• Never use protectors that are torn or can bunch up
• Do not leave small children unattended with a mattress protector, as it may pose a suffocation hazard and obstruct breathing
• Children should not use adult-sized mattress protectors
• Follow all safe sleeping guidelines for infants and young children

2. Choking Hazard

• Loose or torn mattress protectors may expose stuffing materials (e.g. cotton threads) that can be choking hazards
• Always inspect for rips and open seams

3. Fire Hazard

• Mattress protectors made from flammable materials could pose a fire risk, especially near open or naked flames
• Keep mattress and pillow protectors away from open flames, heaters, candles, or other ignition sources
• Do not smoke in bed or allow smoking around bedding

4. Toxicity Hazard

• Fabrics used in bedding may be treated with harmful chemicals (e.g. dyes, finishes, or flame retardants) that could cause skin irritation or other health issues
• Use non-toxic, hypoallergenic dyes, finishes, and treatments that are safe for sensitive skin
• Ensure the fabric complies with safety standards such as OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 to confirm it is free from harmful chemicals

5. Strangulation Hazard

• Strangulation can occur if a protector is wrapped tightly around the neck — for example, if a child pulls a hanging mattress protector or becomes tangled under a loose one
• Ensure protectors fit snugly around the mattress or pillow; never place loose or oversized protectors in a crib or bed with infants
• Never leave infants unattended around loose mattress protectors or any other large bedding products

6. Wear and Tear

• Worn-out mattress or pillow protectors may expose filling and become ineffective
• Replace damaged items every 1–3 years, depending on use and material
• Periodically check for exposed filling and loose threads

7. Allergenicity

• Dust mites and mould can accumulate in mattress and pillow protectors, especially if the fabric is not breathable
• Use breathable, hypoallergenic fabrics that are easy to wash and maintain, such as cotton
• Ensure regular cleaning following the recommended care guidelines to prevent allergen build-up

8. Risk of Overheating

• Mattress protectors can cause heat stress, especially in infants and the elderly
• Choose breathable, moisture-wicking materials such as cotton or wool; avoid low-quality waterproof protectors made from vinyl or PVC
• Choose bedding appropriate to room temperature and season (e.g. lightweight in summer)

9. Slipping Risk

• Loose mattress or pillow protectors on the floor can become a slip or trip hazard
• Keep bedding contained on the bed and off walkways
• Fold and store bedding properly when not in use

10. Improper Cleaning or Maintenance

• Always follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions
• Improper washing can lead to filling clumping, shrinkage, or mould growth if not dried thoroughly
• Avoid using bleach or harsh detergents that degrade fabric and fillings