Mattress Finder

When you sleep on your side, it’s essential to have a mattress that supports your rounded areas: your neck and your waist. Side sleepers pair well with plush mattresses, designed to provide contouring support so you feel comfort in all the right places.

If you’re a back sleeper, you’re a rare breed. Although physically speaking back sleeping is the best position to sleep in, only about 14 percent of people do it. We’ll find you a mattress with support that continues to keep your spine in line.

As a stomach sleeper, you’ll benefit from a firm mattress with the right amount of support to keep you comfy without sinking into the bed. Also consider using a very thin pillow or none at all to keep your neck aligned with your spine.

If you toss and turn, a plush or a contoured mattress will help keep movements that can wake you or your partner to a minimum.

If aches and pains leave you waking up grumpy, it's probably time to replace your mattress. A new mattress that highlights support and pressure relief will help put you back in action.

If your arm and shoulder fall asleep this could be an issue with your mattress.

If you wake up when your partner tosses or turns, try a mattress that reduces the sensation of motion, like a memory foam mattress or a mattress that features individually wrapped coils.

Sleeping too hot or too cold is a sleep disturbance that can be avoided by the help of a ventilated mattress or one with a cool gel technology. You want to escale while you sleep, not cozy up.

Firm Top mattresses live up to their name providing straight forward support without fluff.

These mattresses conform to your body’s shape for comfort that makes you say, “Ahh”. You also get the benefit of deep-down support.

If you want to feel like you’re sleeping on a cloud, relax on one of these soft mattresses. Best for smaller sleepers who may require less support.

A twin mattress is the smallest possible mattress size, other than a crib mattress. The perfect size for a small child or if your room space is limited.

Slightly larger then the standard twin mattress. This size is popular for young adults with a tight bedroom, especially college dormitories.

Sometimes called a double mattress, the Full size is increasingly becoming more popular for children and teenagers. While this size isn’t quite big enough for two, it gives a single person a more comfortable place to rest.

Today’s most popular mattress size for couples. The extra width and height makes all the difference in comfort when sleeping with a partner. It’s also great choice for single sleepers that really like to spread out in the middle of the night.

There's a mattress size for each situation. Hover over each size to learn about how it might fit your needs.