PlushBeds Natural Bliss: a vegan latex mattress, reviewed
The Natural Bliss is PlushBeds’ all-latex mattress for people who want organic latex with no animal materials: a GOTS organic cotton cover in place of the wool the rest of the range uses.
Choose it if a vegan, wool-free build matters to you and you want a supportive Medium or Med-Firm feel. Its product page gives a 100-night trial and comfort exchange, while PlushBeds’ returns policy gives every bedroom mattress 365, so get the figure in writing. It is not cheaper than the flagship Botanical Bliss, so the vegan cover is the reason to pick it.
As always, we describe the materials and feel, not health benefits.
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Best vegan / wool-free organic mattress
PlushBeds Natural Bliss Latex Mattress
8, 10 or 12 inch, Medium or Med-Firm, Twin to Split Cal King, all-latex with a vegan wool-free cover
Queen about $2,299 (8 inch) to $3,149 (12 inch)
The Natural Bliss is the all-latex sibling of the Botanical Bliss, built for people who want organic latex without any animal materials. The difference is the cover: instead of the Botanical's organic wool, it uses a GOTS-certified stretch organic cotton cover that is wool-free, animal-free and vegan.
Everything else is familiar PlushBeds: organic latex layers over a GOLS-certified core, the same organic certifications (GOTS cotton, GreenGuard Gold, eco-INSTITUT and Control Union), glue-free zip-in layers and a lifetime warranty.
The firmness is measured and stated rather than left to adjectives: Medium at 7 out of 10, Med-Firm at 8.5 out of 10, across three heights of 8, 10 and 12 inch. The latex feel is buoyant and sleeps cool.
Two things to weigh: its product page gives a 100-night trial while PlushBeds' returns policy gives every bedroom mattress 365, so get the figure in writing; and it is not cheaper, so you are choosing it for the vegan build, not to save money.
Keep in mind: The product page says a 100-night trial, but PlushBeds’ returns policy says 365 for every bedroom mattress, so confirm it in writing. Returning it before day 30 deducts a $99 convenience fee from the refund.
Best for: Someone who wants an all-latex organic mattress with a vegan, wool-free cover and is willing to confirm the trial length in writing before ordering.
Key specifications
| Type | All-latex, vegan (wool-free, animal-free) |
|---|---|
| Material | Organic latex over a 6 inch GOLS core; the page names GOLS for one comfort layer and calls the top one only “certified organic”; GOTS organic cotton stretch cover |
| Heights | 8, 10 or 12 inch |
| Firmness | Medium (7/10) or Med-Firm (8.5/10) |
| Sizes | Twin to Split Cal King |
| Certifications | GOLS, GOTS, GreenGuard Gold, eco-INSTITUT, Control Union |
| Trial | 100-night money-back and comfort exchange on its page; the returns policy says 365 |
| Warranty | Lifetime |
Natural Bliss vs Botanical Bliss
They are the two all-latex beds in the range, and the choice between them comes down to a few honest differences.
Two practical notes on that comparison. All-latex is heavy, so unboxing and setting either of them up is a two-person job. And the wool the Botanical uses is not simply a drawback to be removed: some sleepers prefer that layer, so dropping it is a choice rather than an upgrade.
If the vegan build is the deciding factor, the Natural Bliss is the one. If it is not, the Botanical Bliss states 365 nights for the trial and the firmness swap on its own page, for a similar price, where the Natural Bliss page says 100.
The hybrid Luxury Bliss is the cheaper coil option, and the handmade Royal Bliss is the top of the range (though it uses wool, cashmere and alpaca, so it is not a vegan build).
Torn between the Medium and the Med-Firm? Our guide to medium vs firm mattresses reads what changes between this bed's two builds, layer by layer, from PlushBeds' own build images.
What a Natural Bliss actually costs
PlushBeds prices this bed by size and height, and it lists every variant separately, so the honest answer is a matrix rather than a number. We read the following prices directly off the product page on 8 August 2026. Medium and Med-Firm cost the same at every size and height we checked, with one exception noted under the table.
| Size | 8 inch | 10 inch | 12 inch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twin | $1,599 | $1,949 | $2,299 |
| Queen | $2,299 | $2,799 | $3,149 |
| Split Cal King | $2,698 | $3,323 | $3,998 |
Three things are worth pulling out of that table. Height costs more than most shoppers expect: going from 8 to 12 inches adds $850 on a queen, which is more than the gap between some entire mattresses.
The Med-Firm is the same price as the Medium everywhere except the 10 inch queen, where it is $2,849 rather than $2,799, a $50 difference we can see but cannot explain.
And these are sale prices inside a countdown promotion, with no reference price displayed on the page, so we cannot tell you what the discount is and we are not going to guess. Confirm the current figure before you order.
Twin, Queen and Split Cal King are the three rows we read directly. PlushBeds lists many more combinations than that, and we have not verified the rest, so treat the sizes above as the ones we can stand behind rather than as the whole price list.
The trial, and what returning it costs
The Natural Bliss product page gives a 100-night money-back trial and a 100-night comfort exchange, plus a lifetime warranty. PlushBeds’ returns policy says otherwise: every bedroom mattress gets 365 nights, and only sofa bed, RV and kids mattresses get 100.
The two sources conflict and we cannot tell you which one PlushBeds will honour, so ask it to confirm the figure in writing before you order. On a bed in this price range that is the biggest open question between this one and the flagship.
Two charges sit inside that trial and are easy to miss. Returning the mattress before you have had it 30 days carries a $99 convenience fee, so the trial is genuinely free only from day 30 onward.
And if you need help sending the mattress back, PlushBeds offers a concierge removal service for $149. Both figures were on the product page on 8 August 2026.
The comfort exchange has a cost of its own: PlushBeds’ returns policy asks for a $99 deposit on the swap, refunded once the original top layer comes back.
None of these is unusual for a mattress at this price, and none is a reason to avoid the bed, but they belong in the sum you do before you order rather than in a surprise after.
What the owner reviews do and do not tell you
The product page carried a review widget showing 361 reviews on 8 August 2026. It did not show a star rating. That absence is the finding, so we are printing it rather than filling the gap: we can tell you how many people have written about this bed, and we cannot tell you what score they gave it, because PlushBeds does not publish one here.
The contrast inside the brand is instructive. On the Luxury Bliss page the same widget does publish a score, and the distribution behind it is worth reading before you trust any on-site rating: not one of those reviews sits at three stars or below.
A rating with no low scores in it is a filtered view of the customers, not a measurement of the product. So on the Natural Bliss we would rather have the count with no score than a score assembled that way.
Either way the number belongs to PlushBeds and is reported here as theirs. We do not publish a rating of our own for any product.
Common questions
What makes the Natural Bliss vegan?
The cover. Most PlushBeds beds, including the Botanical Bliss, use a layer of organic wool. The Natural Bliss swaps that for a GOTS-certified stretch organic cotton cover with no wool and no animal materials, so the whole mattress is vegan. Under the cover it is organic latex over a GOLS-certified core; the page names GOLS for one comfort layer and calls the top one only “certified organic”.
How much is the PlushBeds Natural Bliss?
It is priced by size and height, in the same premium range as the Botanical Bliss. A queen runs $2,299 at 8 inches, $2,799 at 10 inches and $3,149 at 12 inches; a twin starts at $1,599, checked 8 August 2026. Medium and Med-Firm cost the same except on the 10 inch queen, where Med-Firm is $2,849. PlushBeds runs frequent sales, so confirm the current price before you buy.
Natural Bliss or Botanical Bliss?
Close cousins. Choose the Natural Bliss for a vegan, wool-free build rated Medium or Med-Firm, and the Botanical Bliss for the organic wool layer. On trial length the sources differ: the Natural Bliss page says 100 nights for the trial and the comfort exchange, while PlushBeds’ returns policy gives every bedroom mattress 365, so confirm it in writing. Both are all-latex with a lifetime warranty.
How firm is the Natural Bliss?
PlushBeds rates the Medium at 7 out of 10 and the Med-Firm at 8.5 out of 10, so both sit on the supportive side rather than plush. There is no soft option in the standard range, though custom firmness is available by phone. If you want a softer surface, a soft latex topper on top is the cheaper adjustment.