Cocoon by Sealy's Memorial Day sale: Get 35% off a free bedding bundle 💫
Mattresses have a bad reputation for being a daunting and expensive purchase. Personally, I look at buying a mattress as an investment for your home, whether you're upgrading the guest bedroom or finally getting that king-size sleeper for you and your partner. Luckily, ahead of Memorial Day 2025, you can rest easy knowing that mattresses actually don't have to be a costly splurge.
Cocoon by Sealy is kicking off its early Memorial Day mattress sale with 35% off top-selling hybrid and memory foam mattresses. Plus, you get a free Sealy Sleep Bundle valued at up to $199! This sale offers some of the best value for your money, making it the perfect time to invest in your bedroom this spring. Don't miss out on these limited-time mattress deals at Cocoon by Sealy.
Memorial Day 2025: Shop early Cocoon by Sealy mattress deals
🛍️ Memorial Day 2025 deal: Get a free Sealy Sleep Bundle valued at up to $199 with your mattress purchase!
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The Sealy Sleep Bundle is valued at up to $199 depending on the size and is free with any Cocoon by Sealy mattress purchase right now. The bundle includes the following bedding:
Two Pillows
Sheet Set
Mattress Protector
How long can I keep my Cocoon by Sealy mattress in the box?
The brand recommends you unbox your new Cocoon by Sealy mattress as soon as possible. It shouldn't stay compressed in its box for more than 30 days as that could lead to damage or compromised performance.
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What is the trial period for Cocoon by Sealy mattresses?
Cocoon by Sealy offers a 100-night trial period. If you're not satisfied with your mattress within this time, you can return it for a full refund.
What is the warranty on Cocoon by Sealy mattresses?
Cocoon by Sealy mattresses come with a 10-year limited warranty, covering defects in materials and workmanship.
More: Find out more details about Cocoon by Sealy's mattress warranty here
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When is Memorial Day 2025?
Memorial Day 2025 is observed on Monday, May 26. Early sales usually start popping up around early May. The USA TODAY Shopping team will be busy all month covering the best early Memorial Day deals, the top Memorial Day weekend sales and day-of live discounts.
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