Delilah Home: Sustainable Bedding & More
Delilah Home offers sustainable bedding, towels, and pet beds. The textile company produces organic, and allergy-friendly products with positive community impact in mind.
About Delilah Home:
Delilah Home was named after the owner’s dog, Delilah, who survived 62 days alone in the Carolina mountains in 2019. After the surrounding community helped to find and rescue Delilah, her owners created the Delilah Home to reflect and build upon the positive community impact and kindness they felt during the difficult ordeal of losing their dog.
The company creates bath, beach, and kitchen towels along with bed sheets and pet beds, all made from organic cotton or hemp. Delilah Home’s textile collections are non-toxic, vegan-friendly, and are produced sustainably.
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Production/Manufacturing:
Delilah Home produces its product ranges in a fair trade factory in Portugal, which is “certified to the highest textile standard”, according the the company. The company pays above living wages and also uses little to no chemicals in its entire supply chain.
Materials Used
The materials used in Delilah Home’s product ranges include GOTS-certified organic cotton and organic hemp.
Delilah Home’s Cotton Bed Sheets are 300-count, chemical-free, and made from GOTS-certified organic cotton. Its Hemp Bed Sheets are made from 100% GOTS-certified organic hemp and are also chemical-free.
The company’s Bath Towels are made from 100% organic GOTS-certified Turkish cotton, with 700 gsm of weight, which is “over 50% thicker than most bath towels”, according to Delilah Home. Its Kitchen Towels are also made from 100% organic GOTS-certified Turkish cotton, with 500 gsm of weight.
Lastly, Delilah Home’s small range of Pet Beds is made in collaboration with Finnish sustainable brand PAIKKA. The bed covers are made from organic cotton and they are filled with PET-recycled bottles.
Sustainability Efforts:
Delilah Home’s pillars are sustainability, impact, and community. The company has stated that it believes in “doing things right the first time and without sacrificing the future in producing products that are not harmful for the environment, our workers, or the end users we serve, and in being good stewards of our community we serve.” These values are reflected in Delilah Home’s supply chain, where little to no chemicals are used and where products are made from GOTS-certified, sustainable materials in a fair trade factory.
Sustainable Credentials
Delilah Home is a member of the Organic Trade Association, where the company’s CEO, Michael Twer, is the Chairman of the Organic Trade Association’s Fiber Council. The company is also a member of Textile Exchange, is certified by Green America, and is Vegan Certified by Vegan Action. Its product ranges are GOTS-certified through Oregon Tilth and OneCert.
Sustainable Milestones
Delilah Home received its OneCert certification in January 2020, which ensures its entire supply chain is inspected, verified, and certified, and also covers the company’s warehouse in Charleston, South Carolina, and its corporate office in North Carolina.
Social Justice & Advocacy
Delilah Home donates 10% of its profits to local charities, such as Operation Warm, and 1% for the Planet.
