Leesa Launches New Partnerships with Pottery Barn and Third Sheets

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Popular bed-in-a-box company Leesa is entering 2018 armed with a bevy of new retail and collaborative partnerships set to expand its reach across the country.

The proverbial ball got rolling this past September when Leesa began a relationship with West Elm. Given Leesa’s well-documented commitment to social causes, the new partnership became as much about selling beds as it was about giving back, with the mattress company donating 1,000 beds to charities located nearby West Elm locations nationwide.

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“Now more than ever, we are showing our customers the power of their purchases and how they can make a positive impact,” West Elm VP of merchandising Don Macciocca explained at the time. “We recognize that Leesa shares our vision of making a difference in the world and as a company that seeks new and innovative ways to give back, West Elm is excited to further our mission together with Leesa.”

Shortly after connecting with West Elm, the online mattress brand became attached to Pottery Barn. The luxury home retailer launched the partnership in December, announcing that both Sapira and Leesa mattresses would be available online and in eight select Pottery Barn stores. The company also began carrying the Leesa foundation, pillows, and blanket.

In addition to these new retail relationships, Leesa also recently struck up a collaboration with Third Sheets, a luxury linen brand. Together, the two companies developed a new line of 500-thread count sheets tailor-made for the Leesa suite of mattresses. These sheets are constructed with a sateen weave, a special method that makes them smooth, super soft and wrinkle-resistant. A portion of each sale goes to 42nd Street, a charity that supports young people with their mental health and emotional well-being.

With all the exciting growth going on for Leesa, it’s worth noting that the brand has continued to keep its focus on helping those in need. Alongside the charities associated with its Third Sheets and West Elm partnerships, the brand has remained committed to its flagship initiatives One-Ten (wherein the company donates one mattress for every ten sold), One-Earth (wherein a tree is planted for every mattress sold) and One-Community (wherein the brand invests in local communities).

For more on the brand, check out our reviews of the Sapira and Leesa as well as our comparison between the two mattresses.

Featured image courtesy of Leesa. 

Cody Gohl

Cody is a former staff editor at Sleepopolis. His work has appeared online for Esquire, Next, LOGO TV, Fandom, Citylife, The Manual, and more.

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