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Where to buy Australian made mattresses

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Australia makes more than its fair share of mattresses, so you can be well supported in bed while supporting the local economy.

From well-established names like Sealy to bed-in-a-box budget buys like Koala, there's a wide selection of top-rated mattresses to suit your needs and preferences.

Looking for a new mattress? We know a place or two that sell Australian made spring and foam mattresses at affordable prices. And if you're a little stuck on how to choose one, check out our guide for everything you need to consider to have the perfect night's sleep.

Where to buy Australian made mattresses online

Sommuto
Sommuto: This mattress-in-a-box company designs and makes its mattresses on home turf. Prices are super affordable, with most mattress sizes costing under $1,000 and are made to suit Australian bed frames.
Australian made brands stocked: Sommuto
  • Free shipping
  • Free returns
  • Change of mind returns within 100 days
  • Finance your order with Zip Money
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Freedom Furniture
Freedom Furniture: An expert in furniture and homewares, freedom stocks everything from sofas to bedframes to mattresses. Expect to find hundreds of mattress choices across all sizes and from various big-name brands.
Australian made brands stocked: Select-O-Pedic Bedding (Whitehaven), Sealy
  • No free shipping
  • No free returns
  • No change of mind returns
  • Finance your order with Afterpay, Zip Pay
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Hugo Sleep
Hugo Sleep: Made from memory foam to tailor to your body's contours and breathable latex to keep you cool on balmy Aussie nights, Hugo mattresses have all you need to wake up well rested. Including the high standards of an Australian made product.
Australian made brands stocked: Hugo Sleep
  • Free shipping
  • Free returns
  • Change of mind returns within 3 months
  • Finance your order with Zip Money
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Bedworks
Bedworks: Bedworks has a page dedicated to Australian made mattresses, making it incredibly easy for you to home in on perfect Australian sleep. You can filter by size, range or brand.
Australian made brands stocked: Comfort Sleep, Domino by A.H. Beard, King Koil by A.H. Beard, Sealy
  • No free shipping
  • No free returns
  • No change of mind returns
  • Finance your order with Afterpay, Humm, Zip Money
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Brosa Furniture
Brosa Furniture: Brosa works with the makers directly to bring you exclusive furniture pieces at a heavily competitive price. All of its mattresses are made on home turf out of foam using eco-friendly practices. They come with a 30-night free trial and are made using eco-friendly practices.
Australian made brands stocked: Brosa
  • No free shipping
  • No free returns
  • No change of mind returns
  • Finance your order with Afterpay, Zip Money
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Betta home living
Betta home living: Nab the best deal on big-name brands including Australian made favourites Sealy, King Koil and Sleepmaker from Betta Home Living. Look out for the 'Best Select' tick of approval for the most popular and recommended items.
Australian made brands stocked: Sealy, King Koil, Sleepmaker
  • Free shipping over $100
  • Free returns
  • Change of mind returns within 7 days
  • No financing options
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eBay
eBay: There's practically nothing you can't buy from eBay, including mattresses. Stacks of established stores and local stores have online spaces on eBay which means warranties and money back guarantees are often included.
Australian made brands stocked: Varies
  • No free shipping
  • No free returns
  • No change of mind returns
  • Finance your order with Afterpay
David Jones
David Jones: The bricks-and-mortar department store has an online presence where you can purchase all your big ticket items from the comfort of your home. The range of mattresses include Australian and internationally made products.
Australian made brands stocked: Sealy, Sleepmaker
  • Free shipping over $50
  • No free returns
  • Change of mind returns within 60 days
  • Finance your order with Afterpay, Direct
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Amart Furniture
Amart Furniture: If you're on the hunt for furniture deals, look no further than Amart Furniture. This Australian store has been selling it all from 1970 and has memory foam, latex and gel mattresses to put you to rest.
Australian made brands stocked: Sealy
  • No free shipping
  • No free returns
  • Change of mind returns within 30 days
  • Finance your order with Direct, Zip Money
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Snooze
Snooze: Variety is the spice of life at Snooze. Or should that be the spice of your sleep life? This bed specialist stocks 100+ mattresses across a number of big-name brands. Select items even offer next-day delivery.
Australian made brands stocked: Sealy, SleepTailor
  • No free shipping
  • No free returns
  • No change of mind returns
  • Finance your order with Afterpay
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What other stores sell Australian made mattresses?

  • Myer
  • The Mattress Company
  • Organature
  • Domayne
  • Formac
  • Adriatic Slumber
  • Latex Mattress Australia
  • Furniture One
  • Sleeping Giant
  • Forty Winks
  • Harvey Norman
  • Bedshed
  • Bev Marks

Made in Australia mattress brands

BrandAbout the brandWhere to buy
SommutoThis bed-in-a-box company designs and makes premium, yet affordable, mattresses in Australia. It also sells washable memory foam pillows.
Select-O-Pedic (Whitehaven)This Australian Made licensee began crafting mattresses in Huntingdale in 1983. It's now one of the largest manufacturers of bedding in Australia.
Hugo SleepBred in Australia out of the need to provide a comfortable and supportive mattress, Hugo Sleep stocks one thing only: a Hugo Sleep mattress. It's a bed-in-the-box mattress made in five sizes (single, king single, double, queen, king).
Sealy of AustraliaSealy's Australian arm manufactures its mattresses on Australian soil. It's Australian made brands include Sealy Optimum, Sealy PosturePremier, Sealy Posturepedic Hybrid, Sealy Posturepedic Exquisite, Sealy Singles and Sealy Posturepedic Elevate. All are Australian Made licensees.
Comfort SleepSupplying mattresses to Crown, Juptiters, The Treasury Casino Hotel and The Star, Comfort Sleep has a range of luxury and budget-friendly mattresses made in Australia. Materials are sourced here and are made to the highest industry standards.
Domino by A.H. BeardOwned by A.H. Beard which makes mattresses, beds, bases and pillows, Domino beds are the official mattress partner of the Australian Institute of Sport. They're aimed at providing support and pressure relief. A.H. Beard mattresses are the only mattresses approved by the Asthma Council of Australia as they provide long-term protection against dust mites and allergens.
King Koil by A.H. BeardOwned by A.H. Beard which makes mattresses, beds, bases and pillows, King Koil beds specialise in spinal support. They are approved by the International Chiropractors Association and all mattresses are made in Australia or New Zealand.
BrosaThis furniture designer, manufacturer and store has studios in Sydney and Melbourne. All of its mattresses are made in Australia. However, some of its other pieces are crafted in China.
SleepMakerWith over 80 years experience manufacturing beds, SleepMaker is an expert in mattress making. Its products use Australian made springs and foams. It's an official Australian Made licensee.
SleepTailorExclusive to Snooze, SleepTailor mattresses are made to order and customised to your personal preferences. It uses international materials such as Belgian gel infused latex and a Dutch stretch knitted sleep surface but the mattresses themselves are manufactured in Australia.
  • Snooze

How can you tell if a mattress is Australian made?

The major players in the mattress space that are made in Australia are official Australian Made licensees. That means they've applied for and been approved to bear the Australian Made triangle logo. This guarantees that they are definitely manufactured in Australia.

Other products might still be made in Australia but just haven't applied for this license. In this case, it's worth having a look on the product's page to see if there is any reference to it being made in Australia or to its country of origin.

You may also find in your endeavours that some mattresses use Australian made products but are assembled outside of Australia. Or vice-versa. Again, you should be able to find this information on the product's or brand's websites. Otherwise, you can contact the company directly for confirmation of the mattresses' origins.

Why buy Australian made mattresses?

The benefits of buying Australian made mattresses are wide and many. Here's a snapshot of the points for buying locally:

  • Support Australian makers. By buying Australian you're plugging money back into our local economy, making sure homegrown companies thrive and keeping Aussies employed.
  • Mattresses often use local materials. Foams and springs are materials that can and are made in Australia. Again, this keeps Australians employed and it also means that more of your mattress was made in Australia.
  • Made for an Australian environment. Mattresses designed for Australians in mind consider a variety of local aspects, including our humidity. For example, Koala uses an open-cell structure which provides airflow and dissipates heat to keep you cool during our summers.
  • Quality technology. Australia is pretty good on the invention front and our mattresses are no different. We tend to use state-of-the-art technology with a health focus in mind to create mattresses that support posture and are well regarded in the industry. For example, A.H. Beard mattresses are trusted by athletes for spinal support and pressure relief.
  • Faster custom-made mattresses. By buying local, you'll skip the back and forth customisation with overseas manufacturers and the long wait while your mattress is shipped to Australia.
  • Faster shipping and returns. No need to wait for your mattress to arrive from overseas. If the product is in Australia already, naturally it will take less time to get to you.
  • Smaller carbon footprint. If your materials and assembled mattress have a shorter physical journey to get to you, in general this reduces its carbon emissions making it a greener product than something made and delivered from overseas.

Are Australian made mattresses more expensive?

The short answer is no. Like most products, there are high-end and low-end mattresses on the market, both of which are made in Australia and overseas.

But like most products, those on the lower end are made from cheap material while those on the higher end are made of quality materials and often incorporate technology that supports you in bed for a good night's sleep.

This isn't to say you can't get good quality for a good price. Thanks to the emergence of the mattress-in-a-box, brands like Sleeping Duck, Koala and Ecosa sell foam-based mattresses that use high quality materials yet retail for under $1,000. They keep costs down by not having showrooms and salespeople.

Not all of these are made in Australia, though Koala mattresses are.

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