Delilah Home
Rated: Good
Price: $$
Location: USA
Quick verdict
Best for eco-conscious consumers seeking premium, certified-organic home textiles. Especially those with allergies, sensitive skin, eczema, or chemical sensitivities. The brand stands out for producing the world's first GOTS-certified organic hemp sheets, launching North America's first towel Take Back Programme, and donating 10% of profits to charity. The caveat: it's a small brand with a narrow product range, no B Corp certification, and "Fair Trade factory" claims that are self-stated rather than independently certified.
Key info
- Headquarters
- Weddington, North Carolina, USA
- Founded
- 2019
- Product categories
- Lifestyle
- Price range
- $$
- Key certifications
- GOTS (Oregon Tilth), Vegan.org, GRS (Drytek line), OneCert, Green America Certified
Delilah Home sustainability rating
Our ratings are based on a scale from 1 (We Avoid) to 5 (Excellent). How we rate
Rating breakdown
Uses 100% organic Turkish cotton (GOTS-certified, 700 GSM towels, 300TC/180 GSM sheets), 100% organic hemp (world's first GOTS-certified hemp sheets), and 100% GRS-certified recycled polyester for the Drytek line (25–60 reclaimed plastic bottles per towel). All products are Vegan.org certified, Free from allergenic, carcinogenic, and toxic chemicals.
Products manufactured in a family-run factory in Portugal, a country with strong EU labour protections. GOTS certification includes social criteria. CEO chairs the Organic Trade Association Fibre Council. However, no independent Fair Trade certification was found and no public factory list or third-party audit results are available.
Organic cotton eliminates pesticides; hemp is naturally low-water and mildew-resistant. The Drytek Take Back Programme is North America's first towel take-back/recycling initiative. Each Drytek towel diverts 25–60 plastic bottles. However, no published carbon footprint data or water usage metrics exist.
Openly communicates certifications, discloses manufacturing in Portugal, and the CEO personally responds to customer reviews, Member of Green America and the Organic Trade Association. However, no published sustainability report, no factory list, and Fair Trade claims are not independently verifiable.
Organic cotton sheet sets ~$60 (Twin) to ~$280 (King); 6-piece towel sets ~$80–$120. Products are 30–50% thicker than standard, Competitive with Coyuchi and Boll & Branch. Available at Macy's, Bloomingdale's, Amazon, and Target.
What they do well
- GOTS-certified organic supply chain from field to finished product, including the world's first GOTS-certified organic hemp bedding
- Drytek recycled towel innovation plus North America's first towel Take Back Programme. Each towel diverts 25–60 plastic bottles and can be returned after one year for repair, donation, or recycling
- Charitable commitment of 10% of profits donated through partnerships with 1% for the Planet, Operation Warm, Rotary International, and Beds for Kids
- Hypoallergenic, health-focused positioning with all products free from allergenic, carcinogenic, and toxic chemicals
- Exceptional founder engagement with CEO Michael Twer personally responding to customer reviews across Trustpilot, Amazon, and Macy's
Room for improvement
- Limited transparency documentation. No published sustainability report, no factory list, no specific environmental metrics. "Fair Trade factory" claims are self-stated without visible independent certification.
About Delilah Home
Delilah Home was founded in 2019 in Charlotte, North Carolina, by Michael Twer, a textile industry veteran and Chairman of the Organic Trade Association Fibre Council. The brand is named after a rescued golden retriever who survived 62 harrowing days alone in the North Carolina mountains—a story that became a symbol of resilience and community.
All products are manufactured in a family-run factory in Portugal. The core line uses 100% GOTS-certified organic Turkish cotton at 300TC/180 GSM for sheets and 700 GSM for towels (30–50% thicker than standard). The organic hemp sheets, launched in December 2020, are the world's first to achieve GOTS certification—in 2024, the brand launched the Drytek line alongside North America's first towel Take Back Programme.
Products are sold DTC and through Macy's, Bloomingdale's, Amazon, Target, Perigold, Zola, and Chewy. The company donates 10% of profits to organisations including 1% for the Planet. Awards include Good Housekeeping Best Organic Cotton Sheets (2021 and 2025). In March 2025, the brand crossed 1 million pieces sold.
Product highlights
100% Organic Cotton Bed Sheet Set
300-thread count GOTS-certified organic Turkish cotton at 180 GSM (30–50% thicker than standard)
~$60 (Twin) to ~$280 (King)
Two-time Good Housekeeping Best Organic Cotton Sheets winner (2021, 2025)
100% Organic Hemp Bed Sheet Set
World's first GOTS-certified organic hemp sheets at 180 GSM; temperature-regulating, mildew-resistant
~$90 (Twin) to ~$280 (King)
World-first hemp certification; Wall Street Journal "Worth the Splurge" recognition
Organic Turkish Cotton 6-Piece Towel Set
GOTS-certified, 700 GSM, 2-ply double loops; includes 2 bath, 2 hand, 2 face towels
~$80–$120
50% thicker than standard towels with 287+ reviews on Macy's praising spa-like plushness
Drytek High Performance Beach/Dog Towel
100% GRS-certified recycled polyester from 25–60 reclaimed plastic bottles; quick-drying, antimicrobial, sand-resistant
~$30–$50
First 100% recycled towel with a Take Back Programme for circularity
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