From day one, our mission has always been to offer high-quality luxury mattresses online without the luxury markups. It's how we keep the middleman out and the overhead low, passing on those savings to you. We believe the best way to know if a mattress is right for you is by sleeping on it—literally. That's why all of our mattresses come with a 180-night home trial and a no-hassle return policy. That way, you have a few weeks to decide from the comfort of your own home.

If you happen to be in New York City, our Saatva Viewing Room is located at 969 Third Ave. (58th St.). This self-guided space allows you to experience our mattresses and bedding products in real life before starting your 180-night home trial.

If you aren't completely happy with your Saatva mattress during your 180-night trial, we will come get the mattress and refund your money. You will be responsible only for a $99 transportation cost to cover our cost of labor and gas for the mattress pickup. That's it. We never resell returned mattresses. Instead, we donate them to veterans' shelters or offer them to employees and associates across our network of more than 150 delivery centers.

Every Saatva mattress is made to order, which means they don't sit in storage.

Occasionally, we can shorten the delivery time when we have a change or cancellation from another order of the exact same product. This allows us to redirect that freshly made and sealed mattress to you. We’d love to help in any way if you need your mattress faster. Our friendly sleep guides are here for you 24/7 at 1-877-672-2882.

At Saatva, we believe in selling the highest quality mattresses for the best possible value. Selling direct to you allows us to offer our premium mattresses for a fraction of the cost of comparable products sold at retail.

In addition to our everyday low prices, we offer a $100 discount to active military, veterans, first responders, and teachers. To apply the discount, simply click on the "Discount for Military, First Responders, and Teachers" box at checkout. You will be prompted to register with ID.me to verify your status and receive the discount. We also offer occasional discounts to customers who sign up to receive our email newsletter.

No. It’s part of our pledge to be honest and transparent about what you’re buying. Saatva is committed to giving you honest guidance, even if it means directing you to another mattress brand that’s a better fit for you. In a retail store environment, a commissioned employee makes more money when they sell you a particular brand, so you may get pressured into a choice that’s not right for you. That’s just not the Saatva way.

Bed-in-a-box (BIAB) mattresses are compressed, shrink-wrapped, folded, then rolled into a cardboard box for shipping. While this allows BIAB companies to save on freight costs, it takes a severe toll on the integrity of the foam mattress by breaking down the cell structure of the foams. It can also result in uneven firmness and sinking support in some areas, reducing the overall lifespan of the mattress.

We believe your bed deserves better than being stuffed in a box. That’s why all Saatva mattresses, including our Loom & Leaf Memory Foam Mattress, come with FREE white glove delivery and in-home set up. We even take away your old mattress for free!

Memory foam, also known as viscoelastic foam, is a type of high-density polyurethane foam. Its distinguishing feature is that it softens in response to heat and pressure. That’s what gives memory foam mattresses their body-hugging, body-contouring feel.

The durability of a foam mattress can vary greatly depending on the quality and density of the foams. A premium, high-quality memory foam mattress, like our Loom & Leaf, should last you anywhere from 10 to 15 years.

You don’t need a box spring or foundation if you have a platform bed. Otherwise, if your existing foundation or bed support system is over 7 years old or is sagging or damaged in any way, we suggest getting a high-quality Saatva foundation to get the most out of your new mattress. Your mattress warranty remains in place even when you use your own existing foundation or box spring.

While traditional foam mattresses tend to trap body heat, new generations of foam technology, like the foams we use in our Loom & Leaf, are designed with breathability and optimal cooling in mind.

If you tend to sleep hot, it's a great idea to top off your mattress with breathable sheets made from natural fabrics to create a cooler, more comfortable sleep environment all around.

Yes. Memory foam mattresses conform to your body, helping to keep your spine in a healthy, neutral alignment in any sleep position.

Consider your preferred sleeping position when shopping for a foam mattress. If you’re a side sleeper, a softer foam mattress may help reduce pressure on your shoulders and hips. If you sleep on your back or stomach, a medium-firm comfort level or firmer will prevent you from sinking too deeply into the mattress.

We only use nontoxic CertiPUR-US® certified foams in our mattresses. This means that the foams are made without CFCs and other ozone depleters. They also don’t use PBDEs, TDCPP, or TCEP (“Tris”), which are flame retardants that have been identified by the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) as substances that may cause cancer, genetic defects, or damage fertility.

CertiPUR-US® compliant foams are free of phthalates, formaldehyde, and mercury, lead, or other heavy metals. They're also tested to verify low VOC (volatile organic compound) emissions, so your mattress won’t off-gas in your home.

This type of foam material is infused with a cooling gel to ensure a cool and comfortable sleeping environment. Our Loom & Leaf premium memory foam mattress has the added feature of a proprietary spinal zone gel layer that keeps you cool as it provides enhanced spinal support.

Foams that are CertiPUR-US® certified are guaranteed to be low in volatile organic compounds (VOCs), so you don’t have to worry about off-gassing odors. CertiPUR-US certified foams are also guaranteed to be free of ozone depleters, PBDEs, TDCPP, and TCEP flame retardants, mercury, lead, and other heavy metals, formaldehyde, and phthalates.