Choosing from hundreds of brands is confusing — here's what actually matters before you buy online, explained without the sales pitch.
From memory foam to hybrid latex — the right type depends on your body, not the marketing on the box.
Soft, medium, or firm — medium-firm suits the widest range of sleep positions and body types.
A good mattress keeps your spine straight all night, cutting the risk of waking up sore.
Sleep hot? Look for open-cell or gel-infused foam that keeps air moving through the night.
A step-by-step way to narrow hundreds of options down to one.
Side sleepers need more give at the shoulders and hips; back and stomach sleepers usually do better on firmer support.
Heavier bodies compress foam faster — look for higher-density foam or pocket springs for durability.
A real trial is 75+ nights. Your body needs time to adjust before you can judge a mattress fairly.
Look for coverage on sagging and indentation specifically — not just "manufacturing defects."
| Size | Dimensions (ft) | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Single | 75" x 36" | Kids' rooms, single sleepers |
| Diwan | 72" x 48" | Compact rooms, daybeds |
| Queen | 78" x 60" | Couples, most bedrooms |
| King | 78" x 72" | Couples wanting more space |
Browse the full collection or talk to a sleep expert — either way, we'll help you land on the right one.