carbon passport
discover the carbon footprint of a great nights sleep
We’ve partnered with Oakdene Hollins to introduce Carbon Passports to our Silentnight mattresses. The Carbon Passport comprises of the carbon footprint per product, how much recycled content the mattress contains and a summary of materials.
The initiative underscores our commitment to elevating transparency, championing sustainability and achieving our target of becoming net zero by 2040.
British Wool
We’ve woven together the cosy comfort of British Wool with Silentnight’s unrivaled experience. Combining great craftsmanship with a durable and breathable material that helps to regulate your body’s temperature.
Plant Based
Comfortable, breathable & hypoallergenic, we’ve harnessed all the sleep enhancing benefits that plant provides naturally. So however you sleep, you can sleep without compromise knowing nature’s got your back.
our target to be net zero carbon by 2040
Since 2019 we have achieved a 36.3 % reduction across Scope 1 and 2 against a target to reduce by 53.6 % by 2030, and an 8.1% reduction across Scope 3 against a target to reduce by 28% by 2030. Our excellence is recognised by the awards, certifications and our commitments we make...
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The Climate Pledge
We have signed up to the Climate Pledge committing to achieve Net Zero Carbon by 2040, which is 10 years ahead of the Paris Agreement. We are the first & only sleep brand to make this commitment.
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Science Based Targets
We’re the first sleep brand to commit to the Science-Based Target Initiative (SBTi); one of the planet’s leading decarbonisation initiatives, with a commitment to setting targets to keep global temperature rise below 1.5°. We’re proud to have verified near term targets- we are committed to reducing absolute scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 53.6% by 2030, and are also committed to reducing absolute scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions from purchased goods and services by 28% within the same timeframe
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Carbon Neutral
We are a Carbon+ neutral organisation offsetting more carbon than we produce in our manufacturing processes. In the past fours years we have also reduced our carbon emissions by 49%
