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    Memorial Day 2026 mattress deals - master tracking thread

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    Anonymous

    6 months ago

    Starting this thread early to track all the Memorial Day mattress deals as they drop. I will update this post as sales go live. Last year the best deals were 25-35% off at most DTC brands. Some early deals already spotted: Nectar is teasing 40% off on their Instagram, Saatva usually does $200-400 off, and Helix typically does 25% off + free pillows. Drop any deals you find below and I will add them to this list! Currently tracking: Nectar, Saatva, Helix, WinkBeds, Casper, Purple, Brooklyn Bedding, DreamCloud, Bear, Leesa, Avocado, Birch, Nolah, and Layla.

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    Anonymous6 months ago

    Last year I saved $650 on a Saatva Classic by waiting for Memorial Day. They did $400 off + free adjustable base with mattress purchase. Ended up getting a $3,200 setup for $2,550. Pro tip: add stuff to your cart a week before the sale starts and the brand will email you extra discount codes.

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    Anonymous6 months ago

    Helix just confirmed 25% off sitewide + 2 free Dream pillows for Memorial Day. Sale starts May 22. Also heard through a friend at Brooklyn Bedding that they are doing 30% off everything - biggest discount of the year. Will keep updating as more brands announce.

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