The first of the Christmas mattress sales has arrived early with discounts on mattresses, bedding and pillows in time for the festive period.
Mattress companies typically launch sales for Boxing Day and January but the first of the Christmas sales has started early this year with Hypnia is selling some of the cheapest options on the market in the latest sale. In our pick of the deals Hypnia has cut up to 70% off the price of a mattress, undercutting some major bedding rivals with an early sale.
The biggest of the pre-Christmas deals include a memory foam mattress with nearly two thirds off. A memory foam mattress combines a layer of memory foam with springs or support foam that uses your body heat to soften and mould to your shape. It helps to improve back and neck pain over time as the mattresses evenly distribute body weight. You can see the best memory foam mattresses here.
The "Supreme Memory" mattress also use miracle material graphite. Graphite-infused mattresses do help to disperse heat and can keep body temperature regulated on warm and cold nights for a more comfortable sleep.
A single Supreme mattress is listed at £329, down from £900, while a double is £469, down from £1,299 in the Christmas sale. Shoppers who order the mattress can also get two free pillows as part of the Christmas sale.
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However, it is not the cheapest mattress in the sale. The Essential Hybrid mattress, which includes a cooling cover and 25cm thick foam, is reduced to as little as £269 for a single and £389 for the double, which is a 70% saving on the standard price. The deal is one of the cheapest on the market for hybrid mattresses.
Emma Sleep's hybrid mattress is £513 while a single SilentNight memory phone mattress is currently listed at £419.
The Hypnia sale also includes more premium hybrid mattress options, pillows, duvets and mattress toppers in time for Christmas. The sale includes two free premium pillows worth £90 with orders over £300 until midnight on 15 December.
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