Mattress Dictionary
- Cotton - Soft and breathable material used for sheets, pillowcases, and mattress covers.
- Polyester - A synthetic fiber often used in the filling of pillows and comforters.
- Foam - A material that provides support and cushioning in a mattress or pillow.
- Latex - A natural or synthetic material used as a foam alternative in mattresses.
- Memory Foam - A type of foam that conforms to the body's shape and provides pressure relief.
- Wool - A natural fiber that is moisture-wicking and temperature-regulating, commonly used in mattress toppers and comforters.
- Down - The soft undercoating of waterfowl, used as a filling for pillows and comforters.
- Microfiber - A synthetic material often used in the production of sheets and pillowcases due to its softness and durability.
- Silk - A luxurious natural fiber often used in high-end bedding for its softness and breathability.
- Bamboo - A natural fiber that is hypoallergenic and moisture-wicking, often used in sheets and mattress covers.
- Rayon - A synthetic material made from plant cellulose, often used as a filling for pillows and comforters.
- Tencel - A sustainable fiber made from eucalyptus trees, used in the production of sheets and pillowcases for its softness and moisture-wicking properties.
- Quilting - A stitching technique used to join layers of material together, often used in the production of mattress toppers and comforters.
- Springs - A support system commonly used in mattresses to provide structure and bounce.
- Support Foam - A dense foam used in the base layer of mattresses to provide stability and support.
Note: This list is not exhaustive and there are many other materials that may be used in mattress and bedding production. Additionally, the usage and application of these materials can vary depending on the specific product and manufacturer.
