8 best made-in-Canada mattresses in 2025 — Casper, Endy, Juno and more
We all know a good night's sleep is essential to recharge our minds and bodies. Sleep can help us regulate our emotions, improve our immune systems and promote cell restoration and repair.
Since we spend one-third of our lives snoozing, it's worth investing in a comfortable and supportive mattress. And while bedding basics can cost a pretty penny, you don't need to spend an arm and a leg to upgrade your sleep situation, even if you're prioritizing Canadian brands and made-in-Canada products.
Below, we've gathered eight Canadian mattress brands that completely or partially manufacture their products right here in the Great White North. We've included picks for side, front and back sleepers, cooling mattresses for hot sleepers — plus options for budget-conscious shoppers.
Casper
Douglas
Endy
Juno
Logan & Cove
Octave Sleep
Polysleep
Silk & Snow
Casper's bestselling Original Hybrid Mattress is ideal for back, stomach and combination sleepers as it provides a balance of support and soft comfort that contours to your body.
Origin: Manufactured in Canada and the U.S.
Sizes available: Twin ($1,189) to California king ($2,124)
Thickness: 11" height
Warranty: 10-year Limited Mattress Warranty
Reviews: 2,900+
Gifts with purchase: None
Shop a queen-sized mattress for $1699, with other options from $1189.
This made-in-Canada mattress has a medium-firm design with balanced support and pressure-point relief. It has a 10' height and three premium foam layers, including cooling gel foam.
Origin: Made in Canada
Sizes available: Twin ($599) to split king ($1,298)
Thickness: 10" height
Warranty: Protected by a 20-year warranty and a complete satisfaction guarantee
Reviews: 20,500+
Gifts with purchase: Two premium pillows, one white cotton sheet set, one mattress protector and two pillow protectors.
Shop the queen-sized mattress for $799 and other mattress sizes from $599.
This popular Endy mattress is the winner of multiple awards, including the "Best Mattress in Canada" by Ottawa Life Magazine, so it's no wonder the brand's classic The Endy Mattress is backed by 30,000 reviews and a 4.9-star average rating. The mattress is available in three options: firm, medium firm and plush (for an extra $200) and is suitable for back, side and stomach sleepers.
Origin: Made in Canada
Sizes available: Twin ($675) to California king ($1,045)
Thickness: 10" height
Warranty: Backed by a 15-year limited warranty
Reviews: 33,000+
Gifts with purchase: One sheet set, one duvet, two pillows and one mattress protector.
Shop a queen-size mattress for $895 and more mattress sizes from $675.
This Canadian-made mattress features two inches of gel memory foam to help you sleep comfortably, especially in the summer. The cushioning contours to your body and helps prevent pressure points from forming.
Origin: Made in Canada
Sizes available: Twin ($399) to split king ($989)
Thickness: 8" height
Warranty: Protected by a 15-year warranty and a complete satisfaction guarantee
Reviews: 7,400+
Gifts with purchase: One premium pillow, one cotton sheet set, one mattress protector and one pillow protector.
Shop a queen mattress for $499, and other mattress sizes from $399.
This top-rated hybrid mattress is handcrafted with multiple layers of premium foam atop our 3-zone steel coils with foam encasement. It features up to 1,152 pressure-relieving coils and has 12 inches of height for a comfortable, supportive sleep.
Origin: Made in Canada
Sizes available: Twin ($799) to split king ($1,698)
Thickness: 12" height
Warranty: Protected by a 15-year warranty and a complete satisfaction guarantee
Reviews: 5,500+
Gifts with purchase: Two premium pillows, one cotton sheet set, one mattress protector and two pillow protectors.
Shop a queen mattress for $999 and other sizes starting from $799.
This popular medium-firm mattress offers sleepers 12" in height and three specialty foam layers. It has a cool-to-touch cover so you can kiss night sweats goodbye and boasts zero motion transfer for deep, uninterrupted sleep.
Origin: Made in Canada
Sizes available: Twin ($599) to split king ($1,298)
Thickness: 12" height
Warranty: Protected by a 15-year warranty
Reviews: 6,400+
Gifts with purchase: Two premium pillows, one cotton sheet set, one mattress protector and two pillow protectors.
Shop a queen-sized mattress for $899 and other sizes from $599.
This popular medium-firm mattress is a solid choice for a wide range of sleepers. It's built with antimicrobial foam to fight allergies and has a removable and washable cover for all of life's messes.
Origin: Made in Canada
Sizes available: Twin ($845) to California king ($1,295)
Thickness: 10" height
Warranty: Protected by a 10-year warranty
Reviews: 450
Gifts with purchase: None
Shop the queen-sized mattress for $995 and other sizes from $845.
This premium memory foam mattress features an innovative antimicrobial textile to help prevent the growth of unwanted bacteria. It has 1.5" of gel memory foam to relieve pressure points and is infused with cooling gel to help keep you cool at night.
Origin: Made in Canada
Sizes available: Twin ($525) to split king ($800)
Thickness: 10" height (medium-firm)
Warranty: Protected by a 15-year warranty
Reviews: 1,800
Gifts with purchase: One cotton fitted sheet and pillowcase set, one microfibre duvet, two microfibre pillows and one mattress protector.
Shop a queen mattress for $700 and other size options from $525.
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