Stitchco was founded by Ben Luelf, who grew up around his family’s American cut-and-sew manufacturing business and began working there while still in high school. He later created Stitchco around a simple idea: make thoughtfully constructed sleep products while continuing to invest in American manufacturing and the communities behind it.

Stitchco pillows are made in Arkansas by American Stitchco, the family- and veteran-owned manufacturer that has been producing sewn goods in the United States since 1983. Stitchco says its pillow materials are manufactured in the USA and the pillows are produced by its own American manufacturing team.

Each pillow uses a Talalay latex core with an organic cotton zip cover. Stitchco’s Talalay formulation combines natural and synthetic latex for resilience, breathability, and consistent support, while the removable cotton cover can be machine washed.

Stitchco offers three primary feels: Plush, Balance, and Support, along with low- and high-loft options. Plush is designed around a softer feel, Balance provides medium support, and Support is the firmest option, particularly suited to side sleepers or anyone who prefers more structure.

Yes. Stitchco offers American-made hybrid mattresses including the Mockingbird, Apple Blossom, and Diamond, each available in Firm, Medium, and Plush options. The mattresses combine pocketed coils, comfort foams, and targeted latex support, with CertiPUR-US® certified foams.

Yes. Stitchco offers a 30-night trial for pillows and a 100-night trial for mattresses, giving customers time to experience the product at home before deciding whether it is the right fit.