At GELADI we are deeply aware of the destructive effects of plastic waste dumped into the world’s waters—a major environmental issue. That is why we have chosen to use a textile material made of 50% recycled polyester fibers for the OCEAN’S DREAM mattress, helping to conserve natural resources and maintain a cleaner aquatic ecosystem.

The textile features a special fiber obtained by recycling plastic waste largely recovered from aquatic environments. Leading textile manufacturers have used this fiber to create dedicated materials for mattress covers that not only provide comfortable, restful sleep but also give you the satisfaction of contributing to environmental protection.

This recycled fiber is more durable and eco-friendly than virgin polyester, yet maintains the same qualities—elasticity, wear resistance, moisture absorption, and color durability.

Additionally, recycled fiber is far more sustainable than virgin polyester.

The OCEAN’S DREAM mattress can be used on both sides (summer and winter), delivering consistent comfort thanks to its integrated topper made of MEMORY SOFT TOUCH foam. Both sides are quilted with natural materials specific to the season—cotton for summer and wool for winter.

The core of the OCEAN’S DREAM mattress is constructed with Pocket-Spring technology (individually wrapped springs), which significantly contributes to your overall well-being.

Almost entirely, the materials used in the structure of the mattress are certified with the OEKO-TEX Standard 100 ecological and health certification, ensuring the absence of harmful substances and adherence to the highest safety and sustainability standards. This certification verifies that the materials are rigorously tested to ensure a healthy sleep environment, free of allergens or harmful chemicals, contributing to the user’s well-being and comfort. Furthermore, the polyurethane foams used in the production of GELADI mattresses also hold the CertiPUR certification – Belgium, which confirms that these products have a minimal impact on human health.