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In This Review
I’ll be sharing my take on the Silk & Snow Hybrid mattress, an affordable bed-in-a-box made in Canada.
On the hunt for a quality mattress that’s made in Canada? The Silk & Snow Hybrid might be just what you’re looking for. I put this mattress — made by Toronto-based Canadian retailer Silk & Snow — through the ringer in our Sleepopolis studio with tests on factors like motion isolation, responsiveness, edge support, and more, as well as evaluating its firmness and feel to decide which sleepers might like it. I’ll go over all of that and more in this review, so keep on reading to learn more.
We rate each mattress on a scale from 1 to 5 to reflect its overall quality. This number is comprised of individual scores from hands-on testing of materials, firmness, pressure relief, motion transfer, cooling, responsiveness, and more.
There’s enough softness in the layer of gel memory to contour their shoulders and hips.
Back Sleepers
They should enjoy the mattress’s combination of comfort and support.
Hot Sleepers
Per its name, the Silk & Snow aims to keep sleepers cool with coils that promote airflow and an infusion of gel in the memory foam layer.
Material
Hybrid
Firmness
This mattress falls at a 6.5 out of 10 on our firmness scale, which means it’s a true medium-firm mattress.
Warranty
15-year warranty
Returns
Free returns, as long as it’s after 30 days and within the 100-night trial period
Pros of the Silk & Snow Hybrid
We definitely think this is a cooler-sleeping mattress. We measured its temperature increase with our thermal gun, and found it to have good cooling capabilities
A queen size can often be found for under $1,000 before discounts, so we think the Silk & Snow is a natural choice for anyone with a strict budget
Our pressure map showed that the Silk & Snow Hybrid puts hardly any pressure on the back. So it could be a sensible choice for anyone who experiences back pain
Cons of the Silk & Snow Hybrid
As a medium-firm mattress, the Silk & Snow Hybrid is probably too soft for stomach sleepers.
Motion Isolation
A mattress with good motion isolation means that two people should be able to sleep on it without waking each other up with their movement.
Support
The overall durability of the mattress and how effectively it supports various weights and body types.
Cooling
The mattress materials’ ability to dissipate body heat, promote airflow, and provide cooling for hot sleepers.
Edge Support
How well the perimeter or sides of the mattress bear weight.
As an affordable option with a medium-firm feel, we think that the Silk & Snow Hybrid should appeal to a wide variety of sleepers, including back sleepers, side sleepers, hot sleepers, and budget shoppers. Learn more in our full video review, where we compare the Silk & Snow Hybrid to the original Silk & Snow, which doesn’t have coils.
What our tester says:
“The Silk & Snow Hybrid is a great middle ground firmness for those who don’t want an ultra-firm bed, but also want to feel well-supported.” – Amelia Jerden, senior staff writer
Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress Overview
The Silk & Snow Hybrid has a medium-firm feel, which is the most common firmness on the market. It is a great middle ground firmness for those who don’t want an ultra-firm bed, but also want to feel well-supported. It achieves this feel through a hybrid construction, utilizing some conforming foams in the upper layers and sturdy coils below. The Silk & Snow Hybrid offers a high-quality feel at a very affordable price.
This mattress-in-a-box ships compressed and rolled up, so you’ll likely want to grab a friend to help you unbox it. Let it sit for a day or two before use to allow any off-gassing smells to dissipate. It is available in Canada and the United States.
Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress Specs
Material
Hybrid
Price (Queen)
$850 (before discounts)
Firmness
Multiple firmness options
Shipping
Free shipping
Sleep Trial
365 nights
Warranty
15 -year warranty
Height
13.5″
Adjustable Base Compatible?
Yes
Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress Sleepopolis Scores
Poor
Average
Excellent
1
2
3
4
5
4
Materials
4.5
Motion Isolation
4.5
Support
3.5
Edge Support
4
Cooling
4.5
Responsiveness
4
Pressure Relief
5
Trial
4
Warranty
4.5
Value
What Is the Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress Made Of?
Let’s take a look inside the Silk & Snow Hybrid. Knowing what materials a mattress is made from can help you better understand how it will feel and perform.
Cover – The Silk & Snow Hybrid’s cover is an antimicrobial fabric, quilted with foam and fiber fill for initial plushness.
Comfort Layer – The comfort layer is a 2-inch section of high-density gel memory foam.
Support Layer – The main support of the mattress is a section of individually pocketed coils. These allow for airflow within the mattress, as well as isolate motion better and allow for contouring better than traditional interlocked innerspring coils. These coils use zoned support, meaning the midsection of the coils is designed to be firmer than the head and foot of the bed, to provide better lumbar support.
Edge Support – The Silk & Snow Hybrid has a foam encasement around the perimeter to reinforce the edges.
Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress Firmness
Now let’s talk about how firm this bed feels. We use a 1 to 10 scale to rate firmness, with 6.5 being our standard for medium-firm (the most common mattress firmness). To determine the firmness of each bed, we have multiple team members lie on the bed and give it a rating. Then we average those together to get our final number.
I should note that the Silk & Snow Hybrid comes in two different firmness levels: Medium-Firm and Plush. We tested the Medium-Firm model.
We rated the Silk & Snow Hybrid as a 6.5 out of 10, meaning that this model lives up to its name and is a true medium-firm mattress. It offers a pleasant mix of pressure relief and support, which result in the medium-firm feel that can work well for many different types of sleepers. The Plush model is likely to be a bit softer and more contouring.
Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress
The Silk & Snow Hybrid is a medium-firm mattress that provides plenty of support. It’s ideal for back sleepers, some side sleepers sleepers, and those who switch between these positions.
Now let’s go over how different sleepers may feel on the Silk & Snow mattress, depending on their primary sleeping position and body type.
We recognize that people come in all shapes and sizes, and people of every size deserve a mattress that works for their body type. We use the weight categories light, average, and heavy to more easily categorize sleepers based on how mattresses will perform for their body type, as most mattresses are designed for the group we call “average” (59 to 104 kilograms, or 130 to 230 pounds).
As a general rule, lighter sleepers don’t require as much support as average-weight sleepers, and mattresses will tend to feel firmer to them. On the other hand, heavy sleepers tend to need more support than average-weight sleepers and tend to sink into the mattress more.
As far as sleeping positions go, side sleepers tend to need a softer mattress while stomach sleepers usually need a firmer, more supportive one. Back sleepers are usually somewhere in the middle.
Here’s my take on how different sleepers will feel on the Silk & Snow Hybrid.
Is the Silk & Snow Hybrid a Good Mattress for Light Sleepers (Under 59 kilograms / 130 pounds)?
Light Back Sleepers – I think light back sleepers should feel quite comfortable on the Silk & Snow Hybrid. The medium-firm feel provides nice support but still allows for some cushioning.
Light Side Sleepers – Light side sleepers may find the Silk & Snow Hybrid feels a little too firm for them and may prefer a slightly softer bed, as they won’t sink into the material for pressure relief as deeply as an average-weight sleeper.
Light Stomach Sleepers – These folks may find the Silk & Snow Hybrid works for them, as they won’t sink into the material as much as an average-weight sleeper, and thus their hips may stay lifted up better to maintain spinal alignment.
Is the Silk & Snow Hybrid a Good Mattress for Average-Weight Sleepers (59–104 kilograms / 130–230 pounds)?
Average-Weight Back Sleepers – I think the Silk & Snow Hybrid is an excellent match for average-weight back sleepers. The medium-firm feel is just right for this group to feel supported but also comfortable.
Average-Weight Side Sleepers – These folks should do pretty well on the Silk & Snow Hybrid. I felt a good amount of sinkage and overall felt comfortable, although there was a small amount of pressure on my shoulders. Still, I think many average-weight side sleepers could sleep comfortably on this bed, and we’re pretty sure they’ll be especially comfortable on the Plush model.
Average-Weight Stomach Sleepers – I think most average-weight stomach sleepers will find the Silk & Snow Hybrid is too soft to keep their hips properly supported. I felt my hips sinking into the bed while lying on my stomach, which puts strain on the lower back.
Is the Silk & Snow Hybrid a Good Mattress for Heavy Sleepers (over 104 kilograms / 230 pounds)?
Heavy Back Sleepers – I think the Silk & Snow Hybrid is a solid match for heavy back sleepers. These folks may sink into the material a bit more than average-weight people will, but I think it is still supportive enough to maintain a neutral spine.
Heavy Side Sleepers – I don’t think the Silk & Snow Hybrid is a great fit for these sleepers, as they will likely sink through the upper comfort foam layers and “bottom out” on the firmer coils below, which can lead to a pressure buildup.
Heavy Stomach Sleepers – The Silk & Snow Hybrid isn’t supportive enough for these folks to ensure their hips are propped up to maintain spinal alignment.
Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress Performance
In addition to assessing the materials and feel of the mattress, we also like to run each through a series of tests. These include testing factors like pressure relief, cooling, motion isolation, and more. Let’s take a look at how the Silk & Snow Hybrid performed in our tests.
To evaluate how well a mattress can relieve pain, we look at pressure relief by using a heat-mapping pressure map. This device is essentially a mat we lay out on top of a bed. Then, we lay on it in different sleeping positions, it shows where pressure is building up on our bodies, using thermal imaging. Blues and greens indicate low pressure, while yellows to reds indicate higher pressure.
Looking at my results, the Silk & Snow Hybrid relieves pressure quite well. In both the back and side sleeping positions, my results are mostly blue and green, showing the bed was providing enough cushioning to prevent any pressure buildup. There is an ever-so-slight hot spot on my shoulder when side sleeping, which correlates with the slight pressure I felt while lying in this position.
Looking at the pressure map, the Silk & Snow performed great for pressure and pain relief.
Motion Transfer
The next test is the motion transfer test, which evaluates how well a bed can isolate motion at the source and prevent it from rippling across the bed. We assess motion transfer in three ways: a feel test, a wine glass test, and a seismometer. For the feel test, one tester will lie still with their eyes closed on the bed while another tester moves around on the bed, and the person lying still will assess how much movement they can feel.
Seismograph results of the Silk & Snow Hybrid. The bed will perform great for couples.
For the wine glass test, we place a glass of wine on one side of the bed and then move around on the other side to see how much the wine moves in the glass. Finally, with the seismometer test, we place a seismometer on one side of the bed and drop a 10-pound steel ball on the other side from three heights, to mimic different types of movement. We use all three of these measurements to come up with our final assessment of how well the bed isolates motion.
In all our tests, the Silk & Snow Hybrid performed quite well, showing very little motion transfer. You may feel some of the larger movements from a partner or pet, like getting in and out of bed, but overall I think this bed is effective at isolating most motion.
Responsiveness
We also like to test how quickly a bed responds to pressure, which corresponds to how easy it is to move around on the bed. This is relevant for combination sleepers, people with mobility issues, and for sex. To test it out, we move around on the mattress and change between sleeping positions to see how easy or difficult it is.
I found the Silk & Snow Hybrid relatively responsive. It was overall quite easy to move around on, but it isn’t an ultra-bouncy bed. You do sink into the material a little bit, but not enough to make it very difficult to move around.
Cooling
To evaluate how cooling a mattress is, first we look at the materials. The Silk & Snow Hybrid incorporates cooling gel infusions, which are designed to combat the heat trapping nature of memory foam. The bed also has coils, which allow for more airflow within the bed than a solid foam bed. So far, this bed looks like it should keep a cool temperature.
But we like to take things a step further with a heat gun test. We use a heat gun, which captures the surface temperature of the mattress with thermal imaging. To determine just how cooling a bed is, we take its initial temperature, then lie on the bed for five minutes. Then we take the temperature again and subtract the difference to see how much the temperature increased.
The initial temperature of the Silk & Snow Hybrid.
The temperature of the Silk & Snow Hybrid after five minutes lying on it.
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. The Silk & Snow Hybrid heated up by 7.9 degrees, so this would qualify it as having good cooling abilities.
Edge Support
Edge support refers to how well the perimeter of a mattress bears weight. Ideally, you want the edges of the bed to be as supportive as the middle of the bed. That way, you can sit or sleep along the edge and maximize the surface area of your mattress. Sturdy edge support is also a great indicator of durability. To test the Silk & Snow Hybrid’s edge support, I sat and laid along the edge of the bed to see how much the edge sagged.
I wasn’t too impressed with the Silk & Snow Hybrid’s edge support. It felt fairly sturdy while I was lying along the edge, but when I sat on the edge, I basically sank right down.
Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress Performance For Couples
If you are shopping for a mattress to share, you have a few more things to consider than those shopping for just themselves. Motion transfer, responsiveness for sex, cooling (two bodies produce more heat than one), and edge support are all relevant considerations for couples.
Based on the bed’s responsive feel, good motion isolation, and good cooling capabilities, I would say overall this is agood bed for couples. The medium-firm feel is also a plus, as it is a nice middle ground for couples who might have different feel preferences.
Silk & Snow Hybrid Durability Score
With their hybrid mattress, Silk & Snow showcases a thoughtful design that is both comfortable and durable. The bed’s high-density memory foam and zoned support system provided by its coils contribute to its durability, making it a solid choice for long-term use.
Overall Durability Score
4.0
Materials
4
Support
4.5
Edge Support
3.5
Warranty
4
Hybrid mattresses are typically more supportive and durable than their all-foam counterparts because of their use of traditional springs. However, the Silk & Snow has weaker edge support than other hybrid beds on the market. During testing, I experienced noticeable sinkage when sitting or lying near the bed’s perimeter. Strong edge support is typically a good indicator of how well a mattress will hold up over time, and the Silk & Snow Hybrid falls a little short in this area. On the bright side, every Silk & Snow bed is backed by a respectable 15-year warranty.
While the Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress has solid materials that should offer a good lifespan, its edge support may point toward early sagging under certain conditions. I think this mattress is a solid option for most sleepers, but people who tend to gravitate toward the bed’s perimeter might want to look for something with stronger edge support.
Overall, I believe the Silk & Snow Hybrid should last several years for most folks. However, individuals or couples who use the entire surface area of the mattress might see more wear and tear at the 10-year mark.
Silk & Snow Company Information
Customer Service Information
Silk & Snow’s hours of operations are 9:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. EST, Monday to Sunday.
Silk & Snow accepts PayPal, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover (US only), MasterCard Debit, and Visa Debit.
Silk & Snow also offers a 5 percent discount on their entire site only for military members
Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress
The Silk & Snow Hybrid is a medium-firm mattress that provides plenty of support. It’s ideal for back sleepers, some side sleepers sleepers, and those who switch between these positions.
My Final Thoughts about the Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress
We’ve covered a lot of ground in this review — hopefully by now you are getting a sense of whether the Silk & Snow Hybrid is a good option for you. But let’s recap everything we’ve covered so far with my recommendations of who might like the Silk & Snow Hybrid and who should consider another mattress.
Who I Recommend the Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress For
Back sleepers of all weight groups should find something to love about the Silk & Snow Hybrid. Its medium-firm feel is ideal for keeping these sleepers supported, while also cushioning any pressure points.
Average-weight side sleepers should also find the Silk & Snow Hybrid comfortable. I think it’ll provide enough sinkage for these sleepers’ shoulders and hips.
Budget shoppers should appreciate this bed’s affordable price point, clocking in at less than $1,000 for a queen size.
Couples should appreciate this bed’s cooling capabilities and great motion isolation.
Canadian Shoppers will love the shipping policies. We made sure to add it to our Best Mattresses for Canada lineup.
Who I Don’t Recommend the Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress For
Most stomach sleeperswill likely find the Silk & Snow Hybrid too soft to keep their hips lifted up and out of the mattress structure. Sinking hips can lead to back pain over time. I would recommend a firmer mattress instead.
Sleepers who like to sit or lie along the edge may be disappointed with this bed’s subpar edge support.
Silk & Snow Hybrid Pricing and Sizing
Wondering how much the Silk & Snow Hybrid mattress costs? Here is a breakdown of prices, by size. Price is always an important factor when choosing any mattress!
Size
Dimensions
Price
Twin
38″ x 75″ x 12″
$700
Twin XL
38″ x 80″ x 12″
$725
Full
54″ x 75″ x 12″
$800
Queen
60″ x 80″ x 12″
$900
King
76″ x 80″ x 12″
$1,000
California King
72″ x 84″ x 12″
$1,000
Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress
The Silk & Snow Hybrid is a medium-firm mattress that provides plenty of support. It’s ideal for back sleepers, some side sleepers sleepers, and those who switch between these positions.
Silk & Snow offers free shipping to all Canadian provinces, the 48 contiguous United States, and the District of Columbia. The company also ships to Canadian territories, Alaska, and Hawaii for an additional shipping fee.
Does the Silk & Snow Hybrid come with a sleep trial?
Yes, Silk & Snow offers a 100-night sleep trial with this mattress. That allows you to test the bed at home for 100 nights. If you decide it is not a good fit for you during that trial, you can return the mattress for a full refund. However, Silk & Snow does require you to try the bed for at least 30 days before initiating a return.
Does the Silk & Snow Hybrid come with a warranty?
Yes, it comes with a 15-year warranty.
Can I flip my Silk & Snow Hybrid mattress?
No, I would not recommend flipping your Silk & Snow Hybrid mattress. If you flip it, the top layer (a memory foam comfort layer) will be on the bottom of the mattress and you will be sleeping directly on the coils. Instead, I would advise rotating the bed 180 degrees every few months to ensure an even distribution of wear and tear, while ensuring you have a comfortable sleep surface.
Silk & Snow Hybrid Mattress Vs
Still not sure if the Silk & Snow Hybrid mattress is right for you? Let’s compare it to some similar mattresses to help you further narrow down your choice.
The Casper Hybrid is a medium-firm bed made with foam and coils. It has a bouncy and supportive feel, but still provides a nice amount of pressure relief.
Price: The Casper Hybrid is considerably more expensive than the Silk & Snow Hybrid, by about $600 for a queen size at full retail.
Sleeping position: Similar to the Silk & Snow Hybrid, the Casper Hybrid works well for light to average-weight back sleepers, average-weight side sleepers, and lightweight stomach sleepers.
Cooling: Both these mattresses are good options for hot sleepers, as hybrid beds that allow for airflow.
Body weight: We do not recommend the Casper Hybrid for heavy sleepers, but it should work for many light to average-weight sleepers.
If you’re looking for a bouncy and supportive structure, the Casper Dream Hybrid is most definitely the bed for you. It has a buoyant feel, but still offers some nice pressure relief, making it an ideal choice for back sleepers and combination sleepers.
We recommend this mattress for the following sleeper types:
Hot Sleepers
This bed features extra cooling technology, making it great for hot sleepers.
Back Pain
This bed is a good match for anyone struggling with back pain, as it cushions the lumbar region and has enough support to keep the spine neutrally aligned.
Seniors
This bed is perfect for senior sleepers, as it provides them support and easy mobility.
Financing Options
Financing options are available for this mattress.
Silk & Snow Hybrid vs Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid
The Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid is another bed made with foams and coils. It also has an optional quilted pillow top and comes in three firmness levels: Soft, Medium, and Firm. We tested the Medium version and thought it had a true medium-firm feel, but having the Soft and Firm versions makes this a versatile mattress.
Price: At full retail price, a queen size Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid without the pillow top is about $400 more than the Silk & Snow Hybrid, so this is a more expensive option.
Sleeping position: Like the Silk & Snow Hybrid, the Medium model of the Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid is a great pick for back sleepers. Side or stomach sleepers may want to go for the Soft or Firm models, respectively.
Cooling: The Signature Hybrid also keeps quite cool, as it is a hybrid with room for airflow.
Body weight: The Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid is supportive enough to work for people of all body types, depending on their sleeping position and the firmness level they choose.
The Brooklyn Bedding Signature is a hybrid mattress made out of a combination of memory foam and latex foam. The Signature offers a good amount of bounce that combination sleepers who move around in the middle of the night can enjoy.
I bought this for my 92 year old father in law, after he tried mine that I purchased 7 years ago. He raves about it every day, he says he falls asleep faster, sleeps longer without waking up. He says it’s so comfortable. He called me yesterday saying he can’t thank me enough for setting him up with the mattress. He’s really happy with it . Thank you!!
The Emma Hybrid Comfort also uses a mix of foam and coils in its construction, but it has a significantly firmer feel than the Silk & Snow Hybrid — we rated this mattress as a 7.5 out of 10 on the firmness scale.
Price: The Emma Hybrid Comfort is a little more expensive than the Silk & Snow Hybrid, by about $300 for a queen size at full retail price.
Sleeping position: The Emma Hybrid Comfort’s ultra-firm feel makes it a good fit for back sleepers and an especially good fit for stomach sleepers. However, we think it is far too firm for side sleepers.
Cooling: These two mattresses are about equal when it comes to cooling. As hybrids, they both allow for airflow within the bed — and they even tested about the same in our heat gun test. The Emma Hybrid Comfort heated up by 7.7 degrees, while the Silk & Snow Hybrid heated up by 7.9 degrees.
Body weight: The Emma Hybrid Comfort was actually designed with heavier sleepers in mind and you can tell from how durable it feels. I would recommend this bed to sleepers of all weights, depending on their sleeping position.
The Emma Hybrid Comfort is a firm, supportive, and bouncy mattress. A good fit for back sleepers and stomach sleepers, it also has open-celled foam for cooling.
The Silk & Snow Hybrid isn’t the only mattress the brand offers, so let’s compare this bed to its sibling mattresses: the Silk & Snow and Silk & Snow Organic mattresses.
Silk & Snow Hybrid vs Silk & Snow
The Silk & Snow is the flagship product of the brand. It is also a bed-in-a-box mattress, but unlike the Hybrid, it is a memory foam mattress without any coils. It also has a firmer feel than the Silk & Snow Hybrid and keeps the sleeper “on top” of the bed, rather than cradling them.
Price: The Silk & Snow is a little less expensive than the Hybrid, by about $100 for a queen size at full retail.
Sleeping position: With a firmer feel, the Silk & Snow can work well for back and stomach sleepers, but I wouldn’t recommend it to side sleepers.
Cooling: While this bed does incorporate some cooling materials, it won’t sleep as cool as the Hybrid, as it is entirely made of foam, which tends to trap heat.
Body weight: I wouldn’t recommend this bed to heavy sleepers, as I don’t think it offers enough support.
The Silk & Snow Organic has a medium-firm feel, like the Hybrid, but is made with different materials. Also a hybrid, this bed incorporates natural materials like organic cotton and wool for the cover, Dunlop latex, and individually pocketed coils.
Price: Because of the natural materials used, the Organic is more expensive than the Hybrid. However, I must note it is one of the more affordable organic mattresses on the market.
Sleeping position: The Silk & Snow Organic is a great fit for back sleepers, but may not work for many side or stomach sleepers.
Cooling: As a hybrid made with latex — which maintains a naturally cool temperature — the Organic is likely a better choice for hot sleepers than the Hybrid.
Body weight: The Silk & Snow Organic is supportive enough for people of all three weight groups, depending on their primary sleeping position.
The Silk & Snow Organic is one of the most eco-friendly mattresses on the market. It offers comfort and support to many sleepers, and Silk & Snow is offering this bed at an affordable price.
At Sleepopolis, our team of Certified Sleep Science Coaches personally test each mattress. We start by unboxing the mattress to figure out how difficult (or easy) it is to get the mattress from the box to the bed. Then, we spend time laying on the bed in different positions, taking time to assess it on our backs, stomachs, and sides. Next, we perform our Sleepopolis tests, using specialized tools to measure qualities like motion transfer, bounce, and pressure relief. Our last step is to open up the mattress and take a look at each layer. These steps allow us to give our final verdict on the mattress.
Amelia Jerden
Senior Staff Writer
About Author
Amelia is a Senior Staff Writer for Sleepopolis. She primarily covers bedding and sleep accessory products in reviews, how-to guides, and more. You can also find her over on the Sleepopolis YouTube channel. Amelia is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, with double majors in media and journalism and in dramatic art. Outside of work, Amelia can usually be found on a hike, traveling to a new city, or at her local thrift store.
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Amelia Jerden
Senior Staff Writer
About Author
Amelia is a Senior Staff Writer for Sleepopolis. She primarily covers bedding and sleep accessory products in reviews, how-to guides, and more. You can also find her over on the Sleepopolis YouTube channel. Amelia is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, with double majors in media and journalism and in dramatic art. Outside of work, Amelia can usually be found on a hike, traveling to a new city, or at her local thrift store.
