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Updated: July 7, 2026

Should You Buy a Bloom Mattress?

Owned and sold exclusively by Sleep Country Canada, the Bloom mattress lineup is the retail giant’s direct response to the bed-in-a-box market and is available for purchase in-store and online.

To help you determine whether this brand belongs in your bedroom, our team has reviewed several Bloom models, looking at factors such as their materials, layers, performance, and retail policies, so you can compare this mattress side by side with other popular Canadian mattresses.

While our testing shows that Bloom mattresses have performed well in areas like edge support and motion isolation, Canadian options such as the Douglas Original and the Juno mattress offer highly competitive alternatives with affordable prices, longer sleep trials, extended warranties, and full refunds instead of exchange-only retail limits.

Below, we break down exactly how each compares to Bloom so you can decide which mattress matches your sleep style.

Popular Bloom Mattresses

Bloom Cloud

Bloom Cloud, Bloom’s flagship model, is a medium-firm foam mattress combining gel memory foam for body contouring, latex for a responsive feel, and an odour-managing bamboo charcoal base. Its above-average motion isolation (6.3/10) makes it a good option for couples, while its outstanding edge support (9.0/10) prevents that rolling-off sensation when sleeping near the perimeter. The Bloom Cloud comes with a 100-night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty, but Sleep Country’s return policy is exchange-only (with a $99 exchange fee).

Bloom Cloud

Memory Foam Mattress with Exchange-Only Policy

Gel memory foam and bamboo charcoal foam infusion
Owned and sold by Sleep Country
100-night sleep trial with exchanges only (fee applies)

Queen $1,199

5.4 /10

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Recommended Alternative to Bloom Cloud: Douglas Original

If sleeping disturbance-free is important to you, the Douglas Original is the stronger choice. In our testing, the Douglas Original earned an even higher motion-isolation score of 8.3/10, significantly outperforming the Bloom Cloud’s score of 6.3/10 to provide a quieter, disturbance-free sleep surface.

At $799 for a queen size compared to the Bloom Cloud’s $1,199 price tag, the Canadian-made Douglas offers comparable features at a more affordable price. Douglas provides a 365-night trial, so you have a full year to decide, over three times as long as Bloom, with an option to receive a full refund for returns, unlike Sleep Country’s exchange-only policy.

Douglas Original

Our Rating:

9.9 /10

Compare With

Bloom Cloud


Price (Queen)	$799	$1,199
Overall Rating	9.9	5.4
Trial Nights	365	100
Warranty Years	15	10
Motion Isolation Score	8.3	6.3
Edge Support Score	7.8	9.0
Made in Canada

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Are you a hot sleeper? Consider Octave.

If you frequently wake up feeling overheated, the Octave Vista ($1,099 for a queen size) is an similarly priced Bloom Cloud alternative to consider. Scoring 8.0/10 for its cooling features (vs. Bloom Cloud’s 5.7/10), the Octave Vista utilizes advanced phase-change material (PCM) in its cover and a dedicated copper-gel cooling layer, designed to actively dissipate heat and providing a consistently cooler sleep surface throughout the night.

Bloom River

The Bloom River is the budget-friendly, entry-level option in the Bloom mattress lineup, with a thinner profile composed of convoluted egg-crate foam, aerated comfort foam, and a basic bamboo charcoal-infused support core. At $499 for a queen size, this mattress delivers stable edge support and above-average motion isolation. While advertised as firm, independent 3rd-party testing (commissioned by us) confirmed that it is a medium-firm mattress. It comes with a 100-night exchange period, and a 5-year warranty (half the industry-standard of 10 years).

Bloom River

Exchange-Only Budget Foam Mattress

Gel memory foam and bamboo charcoal foam
Owned and sold by Sleep Country
3 foam layers and a medium-firm feel

Queen $499

5.2 /10

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Recommended Alternative to Bloom River: Juno

For most buyers on a budget, the Canadian-made Juno mattress is the stronger choice, as it offers much more for your purchase price. It performed well in third-party engineer tests with excellent edge support and above-average motion isolation scores, and a medium-firm feel suitable for most sleepers. Juno mattresses are also offered in RV sizes, and they feature cooling elements such as cooling gel foam, open-cell foam, and an optional cooling cover infused with cooling yarn.

Though it costs a little more at $549 for a queen, it comes with a longer 15-year warranty, a 120-night sleep trial with free return pickup and full refunds, and a free bedding bundle which includes a sheet set, pillow(s), and a mattress protector.

Juno

Our Rating:

9.3 /10

Compare With

Bloom River


Price (Queen)	$549	$499
Overall Rating	9.3	5.2
Trial Nights	120	100
Warranty Years	15	5
Edge Support Score	8.0	9.0
Made in Canada
RV Sizes

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Bloom at a Glance

Bloom May Be a Good Fit If You:

You want to try before you buy. If you’re not comfortable purchasing a mattress without lying on it first, Sleep Country’s national brick-and-mortar footprint is an advantage.
You have Sleep Country credits or gift cards to redeem. If you’re working through a store exchange or have existing credits, Bloom is a practical option within the Sleep Country brands.
You want an all-foam mattress with built-in odour management. Bloom mattresses feature bamboo charcoal foam, which absorbs and neutralizes overnight odour buildup.

You May Want to Consider Alternatives If You:

You want a full refund, not a store swap. Bloom’s return policy is exchange-only and subject to a $99 fee, meaning you can only swap it for another Sleep Country product rather than receive a refund. Both Douglas and Juno offer longer sleep trials and a full refund if it isn’t a good fit, giving you more room to be certain before committing.
You want a mattress made in Canada. Bloom mattresses are manufactured overseas, primarily in Vietnam and China, and then imported. Competing brands like Douglas, Juno, and Octave are all manufactured in Canadian facilities.
You want a hybrid mattress. If you prefer a mattress with features like zoned coil support and greater responsiveness, consider a hybrid option such as the Douglas Hybrid or Juno Hybrid.
You want to buy from a company rated higher than “Bad” on Trustpilot. Customer reviews on platforms like Trustpilot can help inform what your purchasing and sleeping experience might be like.

Other Bloom Mattresses

Couldn’t find the Bloom mattress you were looking for? We’ve also reviewed the following mattresses from this brand:

Reviews	Comparisons
Bloom Mist Bloom Earth Bloom Air Bloom Cloud Bloom River Bloom Sol (discontinued)	Bloom Cloud vs Douglas Bloom Earth vs Endy Bloom River vs Juno

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Bloom mattresses good?

Bloom mattresses tend to perform well in third-party engineer testing (commissioned by us) in areas such as edge support and motion isolation. However, Bloom mattresses come with an exchange-only policy, so you will not be able to get a refund if you do not like your mattress. Some Bloom models, like the Bloom River mattress, come with a shorter-than-industry-average 5-year warranty.

We suggest Juno instead. This made-in-Canada mattress is rated 9.3/10 and costs just $549 for a queen size. Juno comes with a 120-night sleep trial (with free returns and full refunds), a 15-year warranty, and a free bedding bundle that includes a sheet set, pillow(s), and a mattress protector.

Where do I buy a Bloom mattress?

As a Sleep Country Canada brand, Bloom mattresses are available for purchase online or at a Sleep Country store in Canada. If trying a mattress in-store before buying is a priority for you, Sleep Country’s national retail footprint is one of Bloom’s advantages.

Where are Bloom mattresses made?

Most Bloom mattresses are manufactured overseas, primarily in Vietnam and China. If local manufacturing matters to you, brands like Douglas, Juno, and Octave are designed and made in Canada.

How much does a Bloom mattress cost?

Bloom mattresses range from $499 for the entry-tier Bloom River up to $1,199 for Bloom Cloud, for queen sizes. In comparison, the Canadian-made Douglas Original costs 365 for a queen size with a significantly longer trial period and stronger warranty.

Who owns Bloom?

Bloom is a private-label brand owned and operated by Sleep Country Canada. This means Bloom mattresses are sold exclusively through Sleep Country’s online and retail channels.

Do Bloom mattresses have fiberglass?

No, Bloom mattresses do not contain fiberglass. They use a contained fire barrier sock to meet Canadian flammability requirements. As a general precaution for most mattresses, regardless of brand, you shouldn’t remove the outer cover unless the care label explicitly states it is safe to do so.

What Bloom mattress sizes are available?

Bloom mattresses are available in standard Canadian sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, and King. They are not available in California King or RV sizes, unlike brands like Douglas and Juno, which offer RV options for trailers and campers.

How long is the Bloom mattress warranty?

Bloom warranty length varies by model. The Bloom River comes with a 5-year warranty (shorter than the industry standard of 10 years). The Bloom Cloud comes with a 10-year warranty. By comparison, both the Douglas Original and Juno offer 15-year warranties at competitive price points, providing substantially more coverage.

Is Bloom or Douglas better for Canadian shoppers?

For most Canadian shoppers purchasing online, Douglas offers a stronger overall package: a lower starting price ($799 vs. $1,199 for the Bloom Cloud), a 365-night trial period versus Bloom’s 100nights, a 15-year warranty versus 10, and free full-refund returns versus Sleep Country’s exchange-only policy.

In our independent testing, the Douglas Original also outperformed the Bloom Cloud on motion isolation (8.3 vs. 6.3 out of 10).