Best Mattress for Hip Pain

Motion isolation refers to a mattress’s ability to prevent the transfer of movement across the bed. If you’re sleeping with a partner or pet, you won’t want to be woken up by their tossing and turning on the other side of the mattress. I evaluate motion isolation in mattresses using a seismometer test. This test involves dropping a 10-pound steel ball onto the mattress from three different heights. A seismometer on the other side of the bed is able to measure the disturbance and display the results on a graph. The larger the lines on the graph, the worse the motion isolation is. 

When I performed the seismometer test on the Saatva Rx, I found pretty good results. The graph’s lines aren’t too harsh, and they seem to calm down relatively quickly. I saw a bit more line spiking when I dropped the ball from the highest height, however this height represents a person jumping on the bed. I think you might feel some larger movements like jumping, but regular tossing and turning shouldn’t wake up most sleepers.

I gave the Saatva Rx 5 out of 5 stars for support because it promotes proper spinal alignment at every layer while still maintaining plush comfort. Directly underneath the mattress cover is a ½-inch layer of gel-infused memory foam that’s zoned for support. This means the foam’s firmness fluctuates depending on which part of the body it’s supporting. This layer provides the sleeper some initial support as they’re lowered onto the 1-inch micro coil layer that’s encased with high-density foam. Next is a layer of 8-inch pocketed coils for even more support. When I laid down on this mattress, I felt an incredible amount of lift while still feeling the soft foams. I thought this bed did a great job at balancing pressure relief and support, and I could feel my spine being propped into neutral alignment regardless of what position I slept in.

When I evaluate a mattress’s cooling abilities, I first take a look at its materials and construction. Since the Saatva Rx is a hybrid mattress, it contains a layer of coils that leave space in the bed for air to flow in and out without becoming trapped. The cover is made from cotton, which is a naturally breathable material. Although foam is notorious for trapping heat, the gel infusion in the memory foam layer helps dissipate heat and keep the sleeper cool. The small, cylindrical foam caps on top of the coils are infused with graphite (another cooling material) and phase change material to help regulate temperature.

After evaluating the materials, I measure cooling further using a thermal gun. The test is simple; I use the thermal gun to measure the mattress’s initial temperature and then lay down on the bed for five minutes. When the five minutes are up, I measure the mattress’s temperature again to see how much it heated up. If it heats up more than 15 degrees Fahrenheit, we consider it to have poor cooling capabilities. 10 to 15 degrees indicates decent cooling, 5 to 10 degrees indicates good cooling, and less than 5 degrees indicates excellent cooling. 

When I used the thermal gun on the Saatva Rx, I saw an 8-degree temperature increase, which qualifies as good cooling. Considering the bed’s materials, construction, and thermal gun results, I would say the Saatva Rx is a good option for hot sleepers.

Edge support in mattresses is exactly what it sounds like – how supportive the edges of the mattress are. If you sleep with a partner or simply like to spread out, you’ll want a mattress with strong edge support that allows you to use the entire surface of the bed. This can make the mattress feel larger. People with mobility issues who use the edges to get in and out of bed should also pay attention to this category. Edge support can also indicate how durable a mattress is, as weak edges can lead to premature sagging.

The 8-inch coil layer in the Saatva Rx is made from recycled steel and has firmer caliper spring coils around the edges for reinforced edge support. When I sat directly on the edge of the bed, I did notice a decent amount of sinkage. I felt more secure when lying near the edges and saw less sinkage. I overall think the Saatva Rx has pretty good edge support, but people with mobility issues may want a mattress with stronger edges.

I evaluate pressure relief in mattresses using our pressure map test. This involves rolling a specialized mat onto the mattress and lying on it in different sleeping positions. The mat is able to sense where pressure is building and translate the results into a graphic using thermal imaging. Areas displaying blue and green indicate low pressure buildup, and areas displaying yellow and red indicate a high pressure buildup.

When we take a look at the Saatva Rx’s pressure map, we can see it performed great. This bed did a very good job relieving pressure in both the back and side sleeping positions. There was very little pressure buildup showing on the map, indicated by the blue and green, so I think this bed can be effective at relieving pressure for people with hip pain regardless of their sleeping position.

Hours of Operation:

• 9 a.m.–9 p.m. EST, Monday to Sunday

Contact Information:

Phone: 888-728-2885
Email: support@saatva.com
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Showrooms:

• Visit their website for showroom locations.

Saatva accepts a variety of payment methods, including PayPal, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover, and offers financing options through Klarna.

Additionally, Saatva provides a 10 percent discount for military members.

Typically, all foam mattresses are better at isolating motion than hybrid or innerspring beds. Since foam mattresses don’t contain coils, they’re usually less bouncy and responsive, so they absorb motion rather than allowing it to travel across the bed. However, I didn’t find great results on the all-foam Nectar mattress. Looking at the seismograph, the lines are quite harsh and don’t quickly dissipate. While not the worst results I’ve ever seen, I still think you’re likely to feel a partner getting in and out of bed at night. If you sleep very soundly, you might sleep through the disturbance, but very light sleepers may want a mattress with lower motion transfer.

Although the Nectar doesn’t contain supportive coils, I still found outstanding support. This bed provides some initial sinkage and body contouring through its top two foam layers. The supportive base layer is made from seven inches of high-density foam. This layer gives the mattress a sturdy structure and keeps the sleeper from sinking in too far. The medium-firm feel provides a balanced sleeping surface that I’d recommend for all sleeping positions.

All-foam mattresses tend to be less cooling than innerspring mattresses due to the lack of coils, which promote airflow. However, I was very happy with the Nectar’s cooling abilities. The bed comes with a cooling cover that features heat-wicking technology and is very breathable. The comfort layer below is made of gel-infused memory foam. Although foam tends to trap heat, the gel infusion helps dissipate heat away from the body.

When I used my thermal gun on the Nectar, I was happy to see its temperature increased only 5.9 degrees after laying on it for five minutes. This indicates good cooling, and I think the Nectar can appeal to hot sleepers who prefer an all-foam mattress.

All-foam mattresses tend to have weaker edge support due to the lack of coils, however, I was impressed by the edge support on the Nectar mattress. I felt very stable when lying on the edge of the mattress and didn’t feel at risk of falling. I used a yardstick to measure how much the layers collapsed under my weight when sitting directly on the edge and found only 2 inches of sinkage. The corner of the bed was less secure, so I wouldn’t recommend it to people with mobility issues, who should look for a bed with reinforced edges. Couples and people who like to spread out should be able to use the entire surface of the bed with no issue.

When we take a look at the Nectar’s pressure map, we see no yellow or red forming anywhere on the body when back and side sleeping. I think average weight and heavy weight back and side sleepers could find a lot of hip pain relief on this bed, as the foam layers should provide sinkage and contouring around that sensitive area.

Hours of Operation:

• 9 a.m.–9 p.m. EST, Monday to Sunday

Contact Information:

Phone: 888-728-2885
Email: support@saatva.com
Live Chat: Available on their website

Showrooms:

• Visit their website for showroom locations.

Nectar accepts a variety of payment methods, including PayPal, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover, and offers financing options through Klarna.

Additionally, Nectar provides a 5 percent discount for military members.

Unfortunately, I wasn’t super impressed with the motion isolation on the Helix Midnight Luxe. The seismometer results were pretty average, with condensed lines that indicated motion disturbance settled pretty quickly. However, I also performed my wine glass test on the Helix Midnight Luxe. For this test, I set a full glass of red wine on one side of the mattress and rolled around on the other side. If the liquid in the glass is sloshing heavily or the glass tips over, the bed isn’t isolating motion very well. During this test, the wine glass actually ended up tipping over onto the mattress. I think the Helix Midnight is pretty average at isolating motion. Smaller movements from a partner may not disrupt your sleep, but you’re likely to feel larger movements like getting in and out of bed.

The main support system in the Helix Midnight Luxe is a layer of pocketed coils zoned for support. As I mentioned before, zoned support means the firmness fluctuates throughout the mattress depending on which part of the body it’s supporting. The mattress also contains a layer of High-Grade Helix Responsive Foam, which provides some initial support for the sleeper as they sink down to the coils. I was really impressed with this bed’s support system, and I truly felt like my spine was lifted into alignment, especially when back sleeping.

This mattress comes with a Tencel cover that helps with temperature regulation. Tencel is a natural fiber derived from Eucalyptus that’s not only soft and cozy but naturally breathable. For an additional cost, you can purchase a GlacioTex cover for more cooling. This bed also comes with a pillow top quilted with gel-infused foam, which helps dissipate heat. Copper is another cooling infusion that’s included in the comfort layer. Finally, the mattress has pocketed coils that help promote airflow and prevent heat-trapping.

I was impressed with the Helix Midnight Luxe’s cooling materials and construction, so I wasn’t surprised to find outstanding results from my thermal gun test. I found a temperature increase of 3.3 degrees after five minutes of laying on the bed, indicating excellent cooling. I think this mattress is a great choice for any sleeper prone to overheating at night.

While the standard model of the Helix Midnight only has two reinforced edges, the Midnight Luxe has reinforcement on all four sides. When sitting and sleeping directly on the edge of the bed, I felt supported and lifted. I didn’t notice a concerning amount of sinkage and never felt at risk of slipping off the bed. I’d say this bed has strong edges overall and could be a good pick for couples, as strong edges help make a mattress feel larger.

I gave the Helix Midnight Luxe 5 out of 5 stars for pressure relief because it did a great job cradling my most sensitive joints when back and side sleeping. I really enjoyed the initial contouring and softness from the pillow top, which allowed for a bit of sinkage around my hips, shoulders, and back. I could feel the foam filling in the space at my lumbar region and providing pain relief. Based on the blue and green colors on the pressure map, I think folk with hip and back pain could find a lot of relief on this bed.

• Phone: Available 11 a.m.–6 p.m. EST, Monday to Friday at 831-777-5976
• Email: help@helixsleep.com or use their contact form
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Helix offers several forms of payment on their website through Visa, Master Card, Discover, American Express as well as Google Pay, PayPal, Shop Pay, and Amazon Pay. You can also finance their mattresses through the Affirm financing program.

Helix also offers a 30 percent off site-wide + two free pillows discount to military members, first responders, students and teachers.

I thought the DreamCloud Premier had good motion transfer results. The top layers of memory foam do a great job absorbing motion and preventing it from disturbing the sleeper on the other side of the bed. Looking at the seismograph, we can see how closely compacted the lines are. This shows me that movements are quickly controlled and masked. I think couples are unlikely to feel a restless partner tossing and turning at night.

I thought the DreamCloud Premier provided excellent support, so I gave it full marks in this category. The bed’s support system consists of 8.5 inches of pocketed coils that kept me lifted and secure. There’s a bit of sinkage from the top layers of foam, but I definitely felt more “on” the bed than “in” the bed. While my body was lifted, the mattress didn’t feel overly firm and still had a plush, comforting feeling.

The DreamCloud Premier’s cooling begins with its Mongolian cashmere blend cover that’s moisture-wicking and breathable. When I slept on the bed, I thought it had a cool-to-the-touch feel. This bed does have a decent amount of foam in it, which concerns me because the foam doesn’t contain any gel, graphite, or copper infusions to help prevent heat trapping. However, the bed does contain a tall layer of coils that adds room inside the bed for air to flow in and out. When I used my thermal gun on the mattress before and after laying on it for 5 minutes, I found a temperature increase of 13.5 degrees. This indicates decent cooling, but I wouldn’t say it’s the best cooling mattress I’ve ever seen. Very hot sleepers may want a mattress with a few more cooling features.

The edge support on the DreamCloud Premier was pretty solid. I felt supported and lifted when sitting and laying near the edges, and I didn’t observe a concerning amount of sinkage thanks to the sturdy coils. I think the edges are strong enough to let couples fully spread out and use the entire surface of the mattress.

During my pressure map test in the back-sleeping position, the graphic was almost entirely blue. There was also very low-pressure buildup while I was stomach sleeping. The memory foam construction of the bed gives it excellent contouring and pressure relief, which can be very helpful for people who have hip pain. However, there was some pressure build up along my shoulders, so this may not be the best option for side sleepers with shoulder pain.

• Phone: (833) 237-3269
• Email: support@dreamcloudsleep.com
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DreamCloud accepts payments from Visa, Discover, American Express, Master Card, PayPal, and Amazon Pay. They also offer financing through the Affirm and Splitit financing programs.

DreamCloud also offers an extra 5 percent off their best onsite offer for military members, healthcare professionals, and first responders.

Although the WinkBed is a hybrid mattress, it wasn’t overly bouncy and was able to provide solid motion isolation. Looking at the seismograph, I’m confident in this bed’s ability to reduce motion transfer and prevent sleepers from feeling a partner’s tossing and turning on the other side of the mattress. The pillow top and foam layer put in a lot of work in this category and absorbed some of the initial movement. I think you’re very unlikely to experience sleep disturbance from a partner’s tossing and turning, but you might feel larger movements such as getting in and out of bed.

Although the Winkbed is a hybrid mattress, it feels very similar to a traditional innerspring mattress. When I tested the Luxury Firm model, I felt more “on” the bed than “in” the bed because of the extra-tall layer of coils. I think the Softer model will provide more sinkage for heavy sleepers while still offering solid support. Since the coils are zoned for support, their firmness will fluctuate and provide more support where the body needs it most. I think heavy side and back sleepers will find good spinal alignment without sacrificing comfort.

The WinkBed contains an extra-tall layer of individually wrapped coils that promote airflow and help keep the bed breathable. The bed also comes with a moisture-wicking Tencel cover and a gel-infused Euro Pillow top for additional cooling. When I slept on the bed, I thought it had an initial cool-to-the-touch feel. I used my thermal gun to measure how much the mattress heated up after laying on it for five minutes, and I found a temperature increase of only 7 degrees. This indicates good cooling, and I think hot sleepers will be able to sleep nice and cool.

I thought the WinkBed performed well overall in this category and could be a good choice for couples or single sleepers who like to spread out. When I sat on the edge of the bed, there was barely any sinkage. I used a yardstick to measure exactly how many inches the layers collapsed and found less than half an inch of sinkage. When I slept directly on the edges, I felt a bit less stable, but I still felt supported.

When we look at the WinkBed’s pressure map, we see all blue and green across the entire body, which indicates very low-pressure buildup. I don’t notice any concerning pressure building at the hips, so I think this bed could be enjoyed by sleepers struggling with hip pain, especially on the Softer model. They should find some soft sinkage, yet still be supported at every turn.

Hours of Operation:
9 a.m.–9 p.m. EST, Monday to Sunday

Contact Information:

Phone: 844-684-1468
Email: support@winkbeds.com
Live Chat: Available on their website

Showrooms:
Visit their website for showroom locations.

WinkBed accepts various payment methods, including Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, and offers financing options through Klarna. They also provide a 10 percent discount for military members.

I was very happy with the Bear Elite Hybrid’s seismometer test results. The lines on the graph are relatively small, and I only noticed a large spike when I dropped the steel ball from the highest height. This height is meant to represent someone jumping on the bed. If you’re sharing the bed with another person, I think you’ll be able to sleep through the night without being disturbed by their tossing and turning or getting in and out of bed.

Mattresses containing a layer of coils tend to provide great support. The Bear Elite Hybrid has not one coil layer, but two coil layers. This coil-on-coil construction provides a lot of lift for the sleeper and promotes excellent spinal support. When I lay on this bed, I could immediately feel the support from the contour layer, which is a layer of foam with five distinct zones. The combination of the coils and the zoned support foam makes for an ultra-supportive sleeping surface.

I’ve mentioned that coils in mattresses provide space inside the bed for air to flow in and out. Since the Bear Elite Hybrid has two coil layers, there’s double the room for airflow. At checkout, you can add a cool-to-the-touch cover made from phase change material for an additional cost. This cover is optional, but I thought it helped a lot with cooling. This bed also includes a layer of copper-infused memory foam that helps draw heat away from the body. When I tested this bed with my thermal gun, I found that it heated up by 10 degrees after laying on it for five minutes. This indicates decent cooling, so I’d recommend this bed to hot sleepers, especially if they opt for the cooling cover.

I thought the Bear Elite Hybrid had excellent edge support. The bed contains edge-to-edge coils along its perimeter, which helped prevent the edges from sagging under my weight. There was a small amount of sinkage when I sat on the edge of the bed, but I still felt very secure and stable. The edges of the bed felt just as supportive as the very center, so I think this mattress could be a good choice for sleepers with mobility issues as well as couples.

Side sleepers place the majority of their weight on their shoulders and hips when sleeping. When I tested the Medium model for pressure relief, I saw a bit of pressure starting to build at the back, hips, and shoulders. While this might not be concerning for most sleepers, those with severe joint pain will likely feel some discomfort. I would recommend Bear Elite Hybrid in the Soft model to folks with hip or shoulder pain. This model offers more softness and contouring up top, which can help relieve pressure and pain.

All forms of contact are available Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST.

• Phone: (844) 311-0035
• Email: support@bearmattress.com
• Live chat: Available on their website or through text
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Bear offers payment through most major credit card companies like Visa, Master Card, American Express, and Discover. They also offer payments through PayPal, Google Pay, Venmo, and Shop Pay. If you’re interested in paying in installments, they also offer financing options through Affirm and Shop Pay financing programs.

If you’re a military member, first responder, healthcare professional or teacher, you can get 40 percent off  on all Bear products.

I was very impressed by the Nolah Evolution’s low motion transfer. When we look at the seismometer test’s graph, we see small lines and no out-of-control spiking. This bed does contain responsive coils, but the foam layers are able to isolate motion at the source and prevent vibrations from traveling across the bed. I think couples could be really happy with this bed, especially if one or both of them tends to toss and turn at night. Large movements may be detected, but typical restlessness shouldn’t wake you up.

The support system in the Nolah Evolution is a layer of patented HDMax EcoSupport Coils. These coils kept my body lifted and propped my spine into proper alignment. This bed comes with two comfort layers and a transition layer, all of which are made from foam. I was able to find some sinkage here while also getting joint support. The final layer of high-density support foam rounds out the mattress and gives the coils extra support when weight is applied.

The first foam comfort layer in the Nolah Evolution contains Nolah’s ArticTex fibers, which can help prevent heat trapping. The second foam comfort layer of AirFoamICE is very similar to Nolah’s proprietary AirFoam. The AirFoamICE is infused with graphite, which is an excellent cooling material that draws heat away from the body. The coils below add room inside the mattress for air to flow freely without becoming trapped. I thought this bed slept quite cool and could make a hot sleeper happy. I haven’t tested this bed with my thermal gun just yet, so stay tuned for those results.

When I tested the Nolah Evolution’s edges, I thought they were strong and supportive. The 8-inch layer of HDMax EcoSupport Coils is wrapped with Edge-Tech support foam, which reinforces the edges. I thought the edges were just as supportive as the rest of the bed, and I felt stable when sitting and lying directly on them. If you like to spread out and use the entire surface of the bed, the Nolah Evolution could be a great match.

I gave the Nolah Evolution 5 out of 5 stars for pressure relief because its pressure map shows all blue and green around the hips and shoulders when side sleeping. When I slept on my side, I felt a decent amount of sinkage, and I could feel the foam contouring around these sensitive joints. While most side sleepers should sleep fine on the Luxury Firm model, I think side sleepers with hip and shoulder pain should opt for the Plush model. This model can offer a bit more sinkage and contouring, thus providing more pain relief.

• Phone: 866-403-6615, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. CST, Monday–Friday
• Email: support@nolahmattress.com, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. CST, Monday–Friday
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Nolah accepts payments from Visa, Master Card, American Express, Discover, Google Pay, Amazon Pay, PayPal, and Shop Pay. They also offer financing through Affirm’s financing program.

Nolah does not offer any additional discounts for groups of people.

I thought the Aurora Luxe had above average motion isolation results. Looking at the seismograph, there aren’t a ton of spiking lines and the disturbance was pretty small. If you’re a light sleeper who wakes up easily, you may feel your partner tossing and turning. However, I think most sleepers should sleep soundly and won’t be disturbed by movement on the other side of the bed. You may feel them get in and out of bed, but smaller movements are unlikely to transfer.

The Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe is constructed from high-quality foams and a layer of coils zoned for support. The foams help with initial support, but the 8-inch coil layer is the superstar. These coils fluctuate in firmness depending on which part of the body they’re supporting, so you’ll get more support where you need it most. When I lay on this bed, I felt lifted and stable, but I also felt really comfortable.

Although memory foam has a reputation for trapping heat, the Aurora Luxe utilizes cooling infusions designed to draw heat away from the body. The bed contains a layer of gel-infused memory foam and a copper-infused layer that’s been treated with TitanCool, a phase change material that promotes airflow. The layer of coils makes this cooling mattress even cooler by promoting airflow. I used the thermal gun to measure the temperature increase after 5 minutes of resting on the bed and discovered that it had only heated up by 5 degrees. This indicates excellent cooling, and I’d definitely recommend this bed to sleepers who easily overheat.

When I sat directly on the edge of the mattress, I felt strong support beneath me. I measured exactly how much the layers collapsed under my weight and found only two inches of sinkage, which is excellent. I think the solid edge support in the Aurora Luxe makes it a great pick for couples, and both sleepers should be able to fully spread out.

When it comes to arthritis, pressure relief is the most important factor to look for in a mattress. I tested the Medium model of the Aurora Luxe and found excellent pressure relief at the hips. I do see a bit of pressure building at the shoulder when side sleeping on the Medium model, so I would recommend the Soft model to sleepers with very sensitive shoulder joints.

• Phone: 623-624-1222
• Email: support@brooklynbedding.com
• Live chat: Chat available Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–9 p.m. EST and Saturday–Sunday, 11 a.m.–7 p.m. EST
• Visit showrooms: Store locator

Brooklyn Bedding accepts payments from Visa, Master Card, American Express, Discover, Shop Pay, Google Pay, and PayPal. They also offer financing options through the Affirm and Shop Pay financing programs.

Brooklyn Bedding also offers 30 percent off and free shipping on all orders for military members, first responders, medical providers, educators, and students.

The motion isolation on the Titan Plus isn’t great, but it isn’t terrible either. Based on the seismometer, I think the motion transfer is just average. Looking at the graph, there is some clear disturbance even from the lowest ball drop. That height is meant to represent typical tossing and turning, so it’s likely that you’ll detect a partner’s restlessness. As the height of the ball drop increases, so does the disturbance. I wouldn’t recommend this bed to light sleepers or to couples containing a partner who tosses and turns.

What the Titan Plus lacks in motion isolation, it makes up for in support. This bed falls at a 7.5 out of 10 on our mattress firmness scale, where 1 is the softest and 10 is the firmest. This means it’s a very firm mattress, so I’m not surprised that it earned 5 out of 5 stars for support. Inside the mattress is a 6-inch layer of 961 TitanCaliber encased coils. A latex alternative layer of Titanflex foam gives the bed even more lift and support. When sleeping on my stomach, my hips felt very lifted and were in line with my shoulders. I felt like I was sleeping “on” the bed and didn’t find much sinkage, which is ideal for stomach sleeping.

The Titan Plus contains a tall layer of coils that add space to the bed for air to freely flow in and out, thus keeping the sleeper cool. The mattress cover is also quilted with an inch of gel memory foam, which can also help with cooling. The Titanflex layer is very similar to latex and has the same temperature regulating properties. When performing the thermal gun test, I found a 6-degree temperature increase after laying on the bed for 5 minutes. This indicates good cooling, so I think hot sleepers should be quite comfortable.

Since this bed performed so well in the support category, I’m not surprised it also excelled in the edge support category. When I sat and slept directly on the edges, I felt very supported and comfortable. I never felt like I was about to slip off the bed. I used a yardstick to measure the sinkage and found only 2 inches of sinkage. I think heavyweight couples could really appreciate the edge support on the Titan Plus.

Based on the pressure map, I really like this bed for stomach sleepers. The bed is firm enough to support the hips and prevent too much sinkage, yet I don’t see pain forming at the hips. Back sleepers can also find spinal relief on this bed, which can also help with hip pain. I wouldn’t recommend this mattress to average weight side sleepers, as they may feel some pressure building at the shoulders.

• Phone: 623-624-1222
• Email: support@brooklynbedding.com
• Live chat: Chat available Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–9 p.m. EST and Saturday–Sunday, 11 a.m.–7 p.m. EST
• Visit showrooms: Store locator

Brooklyn Bedding accepts payments from Visa, Master Card, American Express, Discover, Shop Pay, Google Pay, and PayPal. They also offer financing options through the Affirm and Shop Pay financing programs.

Brooklyn Bedding also offers 30 percent off and free shipping on all orders for military members, first responders, medical providers, educators, and students.