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Brand guide · Founded 1995 · Phoenix, Arizona

Brooklyn Bedding mattresses, reviewed

A factory-direct manufacturer that has been building mattresses since 1995. Three firmness choices on the flagship and the best price-per-quality ratio we track.

Models reviewed
1
Best score
8.4
Trial
120 nights
Warranty
10 years, limited

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What Brooklyn Bedding is good at

Brooklyn Bedding owns its Phoenix factory and has been making mattresses since 1995, which is roughly two decades longer than most of the brands it now competes with online. Cutting out the middle layer is the whole pitch, and the pricing reflects it.

The Signature Hybrid comes in Soft, Medium and Firm, ordered at checkout, and the Medium is one of the few genuinely medium mattresses in a category where almost everything measures 6 or higher on our gauge.

Where it gives ground to the $1,800 hybrids is finish and long-term data. The cover and quilting are plainer, and we have three years of sag measurements rather than five.

Strengths

  • Factory-direct pricing — a Queen Signature is under $1,200
  • Three real firmness options, not marketing labels
  • Made in the United States in the company’s own plant
  • Responsive hybrid feel that suits combination sleepers

Watch out for

  • 120-night trial with a $99 return fee
  • Cover and quilting are plainer than the premium hybrids
  • 10-year warranty rather than lifetime
Shipping
Free compressed shipping in the contiguous US.
Returns
120-night trial with a $99 return fee.

Every Brooklyn Bedding mattress we have tested