Our quality of artisanship gives us the greatest possible freedom to select only the best raw materials, to choose the most natural and healthiest options to ensure your well-being.

Since the founder Jules-Henri Caillet, the freedom to choose the best products via rigorous selection is one of the principles that distinguishes the artisan of your sleep. More than anyone else, they know the secret of assembling noble materials to achieve quality bedding.

Browse through our Wool :

Swiss wool

Swiss wool

Alpaca wool
Cashmere
Camel wool

Swiss wool

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A noble material par excellence, the virgin wool selected by Elite comes from sheep raised in Switzerland. Over the years, experience has taught us that this natural keratin-based fibre is an essential component of a good mattress simply because it combines so many properties.

First of all, structurally, the wool is strong and resists twisting and elongation all the while remaining elastic. Moreover, its crimp encloses a large amount of air thus increasing the thermal protection against both hot and cold.

Another great property of virgin wool is its great hygroscopic capacity. Surprisingly, this wool can absorb up to one third of its weight in water without creating a sensation of humidity. This phenomenon is of particular interest when we realise that the average person loses about 0.5 litres of perspiration per night.

The wool is renowned to prevent disorders resulting from disturbed sleep and even rheumatism.

Browse through our Vegetable Fibres :

Organic cotton

Organic cotton

Soy fibre
100% natural latex
Lyocell
Ingeo™ fibre
SeaCell® fibre

Organic cotton

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Cotton is a plant fibre that surrounds cotton seeds. It is the most produced natural fibre in the world and is also certainly the one best accepted by our skin.

Naturally, this fibre is used to make Elite mattresses.

The organic cotton that we use has many properties particularly excellent ventilation providing coolness and air to your mattress. Moreover, its hygroscopic quality means it easily absorbs perspiration, a cardinal virtue for mattress padding. Experience has also taught us that, when laid out in thick layers, its elasticity provides a smooth and soft feeling. Mattresses made this way are more than a bed, they are a cosy nest.

The cotton is grown by small organic producers do not use GMOs. They use natural pesticides, such as pheromone traps and Neem-leave concoctions, and manure as fertiliser.

The absence of chemicals ensures that this cotton is better for the skin; it is naturally hypoallergenic and – a non-negligible advantage – it avoids repeatedly exposing farmers to dangerous chemical substances.

Browse through our other Materials :

Tussah Silk

Tussah Silk

Pure horsehair

Tussah Silk

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Silk is certainly the most valuable raw material used in making mattresses. It has so many natural qualities that it speaks for itself. The Tussah silk we use comes from the cocoons of various breeds of caterpillars living in the wild in India, China and Japan. The blending of the threads makes the silk luxurious and sensual.

Among its many other qualities, silk has hygroscopic and thermal regulation properties that allow it to both absorb up to 30% of its weight in water without generating a sensation of moisture while dispersing heat, creating a refreshing effect.