Tontine’s newest quilt bags feature a reuse reminder as well as now being made from PVC plastic. These are just two of the many initiatives we’ve undertaken recently to help make our business more sustainable and lessen our impact on the environment.

One of our Tontine's most recent sustainability initiatives includes transitioning from PVC plastic quilt bags to Chlorine-Free PEVA plastic bags. While this doesn’t help eliminate plastic from our business, it does replace one environmentally harmful plastic with one that is more environmentally friendly.

In any given twelve months, we estimate that Tontine's use of recycled polyester removes the equivalent of around 100,000,000 (100 million) 600ml plastic drink bottles from entering landfill or our waterways. Isn’t that amazing! Find out more.

Now the whole family truly can sleep comfortably, with the introduction of Tontine Pets bedding. The furry members of our family can now enjoy the same Tontine comfort that the rest of the family have been enjoying for the past 60 years. Tontine Pets bedding is super comfy, super durable and super easy to clean. Tontine Pets bedding is available at your local PETBARN store or on the PETBARN website.

Tontine Luxe Natural Collection bedding is new and exclusive to David Jones stores and davidjones.com.au. Tontine Luxe has always stood for quality, luxurious Australian bedding, but the Tontine Naturals Collection takes this luxury and quality to a whole new level thanks to all-natural material constructions and farm-to-shelf traceability. Visit davidjones.com.au or your local David Jones store to secure yours.

Tontine’s Eco Fibre™ Sustainable Polyester is more environmentally friendly than virgin polyester because it requires less energy to produce and helps reduce significant amounts of plastic waste that would otherwise end up in landfill or our precious environment. If you’re shopping for new bedding, look for Tontine products with the Eco Fibre™ Sustainable Polyester logo and do your bit to help in the fight to reduce waste plastics.

While they wait for council permits to allow their first bus to begin operations in Melbourne, the Sleepbus will be making a mercy dash to Queensland to provide respite to the emergency service