Avocado Green vs Naturepedic Concerto mattress: Which organic latex hybrid is best for your sleep?

Avocado Green vs Naturepedic Concerto: At a glance

There’s no disputing the eco credentials of Avocado Green and Naturepedic, with both brands using high-quality organic materials — but which of their flagship organic latex hybrids is best for your sleep? In our Avocado Green vs Naturepedic Concerto mattress comparison, we’ll look beneath the covers to see which one is the right fit for your needs and budget.

If you’re looking for the best mattress for healthier sleep, along with helping the environment, both Avocado and Naturepedic should be on your list of considerations. In addition to their eco-conscious ethos, their flagship mattresses deliver excellent support and comfort, with pressure-relieving natural latex and naturally cooling organic wool and cotton. 

However, there are some differences between the two mattresses. For example, the Avocado Green comes in three firmness levels, compared to the Naturepedic Concerto's lone plush option — but the softer you want your Avocado mattress to be, the more you'll have to pay. Either way, both brands offer discounts during the monthly mattress sales.

Still, it's important to do your research before you go shopping, so take a look at our Avocado Green vs Naturepedic Concerto mattress comparison below...

Avocado Green vs Naturepedic Concerto mattress: Price & trial

• Avocado Green cuts 15% to 20% off its flagship mattress
• Naturepedic generally offers a 20% discount around major holidays
• Avocado Green offers a 365-night trial (Naturepedic's is 100 nights)

The Naturepedic Concerto is more expensive than the Avocado Green, with the price gap widening considerably as you go up in mattress sizes. A queen-size Avocado Green Mattress is $2,099 at full MSRP, whereas the Naturepedic Concerto retails for $2,799 in the same size.

Avocado mattress deals aren't always available, but Naturepedic is relatively more selective with its discounts, as the brand reserves them for major shopping holidays such as Labor Day and Black Friday.

Over the last year, Avocado bumped the discount of its Avocado Green Mattress from 10% to 15% off, which drops a queen to  $1,784. Sitewide offers can cut as much as 20% off, but the highest discounts are reserved for Avocado's most expensive models.

The standard discount at Naturepedic is 20% off, with a queen-size dropping to $2,239 after saving. Outside of a 22% sale for Earth Month in April 2025, this is as good as it gets from Naturepedic.

As Avocado and Naturepedic import some of their organic materials from overseas, we'll be keeping a close watch on how mattress tariffs could impact prices as we head into Black Friday.

Both brands offer free shipping and a 25-year warranty, but you’ll only get a 100-night trial with the Naturepedic Concerto, whereas the Avocado Green comes with a full year to try the mattress out. On the other hand, Naturepedic has free returns, while Avocado charges a $99 processing fee.

Avocado Green Mattress: twin now $1,499 at Avocado
The recent Avocado Labor Day sale cuts 15% off all sizes of the brand's flagship mattress, which brought a queen-size to  $1,784 (was $2,099). There's a lull in discounts right now, but expect a sale to return in the lead-up to Black Friday.

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Naturepedic Concerto Mattress: twin was $1,699 now $1,359 at Naturepedic
Surprisingly, Naturepedic is still running its Labor Day sale deep into September, which cuts 20% off all sizes of its Concerto mattress. Regularly $2,799, a queen is now discounted to $2,239. We're not sure how much longer this sale will run, but it will be your last chance to save before Black Friday.

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Avocado Green vs Naturepedic Concerto mattress: Materials & design

• The base Avocado Green is 11"; optional toppers add height
• The Naturepedic Concerto comes in one height (12")
• Both mattresses are made with certified organic materials

The Avocado Green starts with an organic cotton cover, with an organic wool batting underneath serving as a comfort layer and natural fire barrier. (The vegan version of the mattress replaces the wool with cotton.)

The core of the mattress comprises a 2" organic certified Dunlop latex layer and up to 1,379 individually wrapped coils that are firmer in the center (for lumbar support) and the perimeter (for edge support). Rounding it out is another 1" layer of Dunlop latex for stability.

For more plushness and height, you can add a pillow-top of 2" of Dunlop latex or a 3" box-top consisting of Talalay latex. (Read our Dunlop vs Talalay explainer for the differences between these two latex types.) Note that these topper upgrades cost extra.

The Naturepedic Concerto, on the other hand, is made up of a whopping eight layers, starting with a quilt made of organic cotton fabric, organic wool batting, and a PLA comfort layer. (PLA is a plant-based, non-toxic, cotton-looking synthetic fiber material to help improve moisture wicking.)

Underneath is a 2" organic latex layer for pressure relief, followed by an organic cotton fabric insulator sitting on top of thousands of high-density microcoils. An organic cotton pillow top encasement divides the microcoils from another layer of encased coils with reinforced edges.

Finally, there’s another thin layer of organic cotton batting, all of which is held within an organic cotton fabric encasement.(Naturepedic doesn't use any glue or adhesives in its mattresses.)

As with all the best organic mattresses, Avocado Green and Naturepedic use certified organic materials. For example, both mattresses incorporate GOTS-certified organic wool and cotton and GOLS-certified latex in their designs.

• Read more: What are mattress certifications and why do they matter?

Avocado Green vs Naturepedic Concerto mattress: Comfort & support

• The Avocado is a medium-firm mattress (7/10 firmness)
• The Naturepedic is a plush soft mattress (5/10 firmness)
• Add a pillow-top or box-top upgrade to make the Avocado Green softer

In our Avocado Green Mattress review, our testers agreed with Avocado’s firmness rating of 7 out of 10, finding the mattress particularly suited to back and stomach sleepers. The medium-firm feel offers excellent back and neck support, meaning it could also be a good mattress for back pain.

We rate the Avocado Green as one of the best hybrid mattresses on the market, thanks to its combination of coils and latex, offering superior pressure relief. We wouldn’t recommend it to side sleepers or lightweight sleepers as-is; adding a pillow-top or box-top will soften the surface — but those upgrades cost hundreds of dollars extra.

During our Naturepedic Concerto Organic Pillow Top Mattress review, our testers found the mattress to be surprisingly plush, rating it a 5 out of 10 on the firmness scale. The mattress offers excellent pressure relief around the shoulders and hips, with sleepers sinking into the Naturepedic as it contours around their body shape. It's one of our favorite mattresses for side sleepers.

Despite this softer feel, the mattress surprisingly springs back into shape immediately when a sleeper’s body weight is removed, so back sleepers of a lighter and average weight are likely to find it comfortable as well. Stomach sleepers and those of a heavier weight should avoid it, though, as it’s just too plush to support their hips successfully.

Avocado Green vs Naturepedic Concerto mattress: Temperature regulation

• Both mattresses benefit from breathable organic fibers in their covers
• Their hybrid designs also promote airflow
• Natural latex is known for its inherent cooling properties

Despite not being amongst our best cooling mattress selections, we found both the Avocado Green and Naturepedic Concerto do an excellent job of keeping sleepers cool. This is down to the fact that they both use naturally breathable materials, such as cotton, latex, and wool. 

Our testers said the Avocado Green felt cool to the touch, with our main reviewer (who is prone to overheating at night) feeling cool and comfortable from dawn till dusk. It was a similar story with the Naturepedic Concerto, which, despite its plushness, did an excellent job of keeping our testers comfortable.

Avocado Green vs Naturepedic Concerto mattress: Which should you buy?

Buy the Avocado Green mattress if...

✅ You’re on a tighter budget: It’s still a luxury mattress, but even at full MSRP, the Avocado is cheaper than the Naturepedic. And, when there is a discount, you’ll save as much as $1,000 on the price of a queen.

✅ You have neck or back pain: The Avocado Green has zoned support for even weight distribution, and its medium-firm feel means that your hips will be kept raised and your spine aligned.

✅ You want customization options: For an extra fee, you can choose to add either a pillow top or box top to the Avocado, making it softer and suitable for a wider range of sleepers. 

Buy the Naturepedic Concerto mattress if…

✅ You sleep on your side: The plush feel of the Naturepedic is soft enough to relieve side-sleeping pressure points, but there’s plenty of support to stop you sinking too far into the mattress.

✅ You want a more luxurious mattress: With eight layers of plushness and support, the Naturepedic feels like a luxurious hotel mattress.

✅ You want more sinkage: If you enjoy the feeling of sinking into a mattress that contours around your pressure points, the Naturepedic is the one to choose. And the fact that the materials snap back into place when you get off the bed means you’ll get better longevity as well.