Bloom Sol Mattress Review (2026)
Published: March 18, 2026
Alexandra Forest
Sleep Content Specialist
Our Rankings
Edge support and motion isolation are factored into our overall mattress ratings. These scores are shown in green (scores of 5.0+), yellow (3.0–4.9), or red (2.9 and below). Firmness, bounce, and cooling features are a matter of personal preference and aren’t part of our rating system, so these scores are shown in grey.
6.2 /10
6.8 /10
7.4 /10
3.3 /10
6.0 /10
Product Details
The Bloom Sol mattress is 12″ tall and features a 5-layer design. On the website, Bloom Sol is described as a “plush” mattress; however, according to third-party engineer testing (commissioned by us), this mattress has a medium-firm feel. This mattress also earned above-average edge support and very good motion isolation scores.
Bloom Sol has some advanced cooling features, including a breathable cover, a layer of gel-infused foam, quartz infusion, perforated foam, and bamboo charcoal–infused aerated foam. However, it is one of the pricier Bloom mattress options, at $1,799 for a queen.
The Bloom Sol mattress we received is labelled as made in
Mexico. However, a representative from Sleep Country confirmed that Bloom mattresses are manufactured in several countries, including China, Vietnam, Spain, and Canada. For specific information on where your mattress was made, refer to the law label attached to it.
If you wish to return your mattress during Bloom’s 100-night sleep trial, you won’t receive a refund. You can only exchange the mattress for in-store credit, minus a $99 exchange fee. You’ll also have to pay the difference if you exchange Bloom Sol for a more expensive mattress. Sleep Country doesn’t offer home pickups for returns, so you’ll have to bring the mattress back to the store yourself, even if you bought it online.
Shipping Cost
Free for orders over $75
Ideal For: Back Sleepers, Stomach Sleepers, Side Sleepers
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Bloom Sol Mattress Sizes & Prices
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Delivery, Sleep Trial & Returns
Bloom is a Sleep Country Canada-owned brand and available for purchase in Sleep Country stores or on their website. Sleep Country handles shipping for its own products across most of Canada. Your order should arrive at your doorstep within 3–10 business days, including dispatch and delivery time. Bloom Sol arrives in a cardboard box.
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Every Bloom mattress Sleep Country sells comes with a 100-night sleep trial, which is industry-standard, so you can decide whether to keep it. However, if during your sleep trial, you decide to return your Bloom mattress, you must pay a $99 exchange fee and will only receive in-store credit instead of a refund. If you want to switch out to a more expensive mattress, you’ll have to pay the difference. Sleep Country also doesn’t offer home pickups for returns, so you’ll need to take the mattress back to the store yourself, even if you made your purchase online.
The Bloom Sol mattress comes with a 10-year warranty, which is industry-standard. Sleep Country, Bloom’s parent company, has garnered a BBB rating of “A+” (unaccredited) despite having a customer review score of 1.32/5. The company is also rated “Poor” on Trustpilot.
Competing brands like Octave offer a longer 365-night trial. If you return your Octave within the trial period, you’ll get a free mattress pickup with a full refund. Octave also backs its product with a 15-year warranty, which is longer than the industry average. Octave is rated “Excellent” on Trustpilot, and its parent company GoodMorning maintains an “A+” rating with the BBB. Its customer review rating is 4.9/5 stars.
Want a mattress with a longer sleep trial, with full refunds for returns, and a longer warranty? Consider Octave instead.
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Bloom Mattress Construction
The Bloom Sol mattress measures 12″ tall and has 5 layers of foam. The mattress we received was made in Mexico, according to its law label. However, according to Bloom representatives, the mattresses can be made in a number of countries, like Vietnam, Canada, China, or Spain.
- Layer 1: Bloom Sol’s comfort layer is 1″ of gel-infused memory foam. This layer is designed to provide immediate comfort when you lie down and keep you cool throughout the night.
- Layer 2: The mattress’s transition layer is 2″ of “Quartz-infused” perforated memory foam, which creates air channels that allow warm air to escape.
- Layer 3: The third layer of Bloom Sol is 1″ of gel-infused memory foam for added comfort and cooling
- Layer 4: Bloom Sol has 1″ of responsive aerated latex foam, which incorporates lumbar support, which helps provide pressure relief and ventilation.
- Layer 5: The final layer of this mattress is a 7″ aerated support base foam, which provides stability, as well as helps with air circulation. This layer is also infused with bamboo charcoal, which Bloom says will help manage odours.
The top cover is made of 80% polyester, 15% FIR fibres, and 5% organic cotton. According to a Sleep Country agent, this cover is machine washable.
Want a mattress that’s guaranteed to be made in Canada? Check out Octave.
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6.2 /10
Firmness
In third-party engineer testing (commissioned by us), Bloom Sol scored 6.2/10 for firmness, indicated by a 2.5″ deflection when laid on. This places the mattress in the medium-firm category (despite the website describing this mattress as having a “plush” feel). Medium-firm mattresses are suitable for all sleep styles.
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6.8 /10
Edge Support
Good edge support is important if you like sitting up or lounging on the side of your bed, tend to sleep closer to the edge or need extra stability for getting in and out of bed, especially if you or your partner has mobility challenges.
Bloom Sol performed with an displacement of 5.3″ from a seated position, earning it an edge support score of 6.8/10. This is an above-average score, meaning that you should be able to sit comfortably on the edge of this mattress.
7.4 /10
Motion Isolation
Foam mattresses are known for their above-average motion isolation, which is important if you’re a light sleeper or a partner who tosses and turns in their sleep. Bloom Sol earned a motion isolation score of 7.4/10, which is a very good score. You shouldn’t notice too much movement from your partner.
(If you are looking for a more affordable and Canadian-made mattress with even better motion isolation, you should consider Octave Horizon, which has a score of 7.6/10.)
3.3 /10
Bounce
Bounce is a matter of personal preference. It measures how quickly a mattress bounces back to its original shape after pressure is applied. Foam mattresses tend to offer slower response times, resulting in lower bounce scores. Low bounce creates a less responsive mattress, meaning that there is also less motion transfer and a less disruptive sleep, while higher bounce means that the mattress is more responsive, making it easier to change positions.
Bloom Sol scored 3.3/10 for bounce, which is slightly below average for a foam mattress. However, this mattress should still provide enough responsiveness to let you change positions throughout the night.
(If you are looking for a mattress with a little more spring, consider Octave Horizon, which has a layer of latex, and a higher bounce score of 3.8/10.)
6.0 /10
Cooling Features
Sleep Country markets Bloom Sol’s cooling properties. This mattress offers basic and advanced cooling features to help better regulate temperatures at night. Bloom Sol earns points for its:
- A breathable cover which incorporates cotton and FIR fibres for improved circulation
- Top layer of gel-infused foam that allows for cooling and airflow
- Perforated foam for improved airflow
- Quartz infusion, which helps to move heat away from the body
- Aerated latex foam, which is an open-cell material that allows for enhanced breathability and airflow
- Open-cell foam, which improves the breathability of the mattress
- Bamboo charcoal infusion for odour management, which also helps draw heat away from your body
If you’re looking for a mattress with more cooling features that’s also made in Canada, you should consider Octave Horizon. Octave offers advanced cooling features like cooling gel foam, aerated latex, phase-change material, a cooling cover, and CopperGel™ infused memory foam, earning a higher score of 9.0.
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Company Background
Bloom was established in 2017 and is owned by Sleep Country Canada. Founded in 1994 in Vancouver, BC, Sleep Country now has hundreds of brick-and-mortar stores across Canada. The company sells a variety of sleep products, including mattresses, pillows, bedding, and furniture.
Bloom does not have a Canadian BBB profile. However, its parent company Sleep Country Canada is rated “A+” (unaccredited) on BBB and has a customer review rating of just 1.32/5 stars. The company is rated “Poor” on Trustpilot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Bloom mattresses good?
Bloom Sol is a medium-firm mattress that performed well in third-party engineer testing (commissioned by us). Priced at $1,799 for a queen-size, it is one of the more expensive Bloom models sold by Sleep Country Canada. It comes with a 100-night exchange period and an industry-average 10-year warranty.
READ MORE: See Bloom Mattress Lineup
If you want a longer 365-night sleep trial, free return pickup with full refunds, and a 15-year warranty, you may want to consider a brand like Octave instead.
Are Bloom mattresses made in Canada?
Bloom mattresses are made in countries like China, Mexico, Vietnam, and Canada, according to a Sleep Country representative. These locations aren’t publicly disclosed—they’re only visible on the law label of each mattress. The Bloom Sol mattress we purchased was made in Mexico.
Do Bloom mattresses need a box spring?
Bloom mattresses don’t require a box spring. According to a Sleep Country representative, it’s important to pair your Bloom mattress with a sturdy frame that includes center support and at least 5-6 legs for larger sizes (queen and above) or at least 4 legs for smaller sizes (full and below). Using an improper frame may void your warranty, so be sure to select a Bloom warranty-approved frame.
Do Bloom mattresses have fiberglass?
None of the Bloom mattresses that we have tested has fibreglass, including Bloom Sol. Fiberglass is sometimes used as a fire-safety feature in certain mattresses, though some companies have begun using alternative fire-safety materials. Bloom says its interior rayon cover helps reduce flame hazard.
READ MORE: Is fiberglass in a mattress dangerous?
What is the Bloom mattress warranty?
The 10-year Bloom Sol mattress warranty, which is standard for the industry, covers any defects from the manufacturing process. It doesn’t cover incidental damage after delivery, like stains, cuts, or rips.
How do you return a Bloom mattress?
You can return your Bloom Sol mattress to Sleep Country during the 100-night sleep trial. However, Sleep Country only offers exchanges and does not provide refunds, charging a $99 exchange fee. If you choose a more expensive mattress, you will need to pay the price difference. Additionally, Sleep Country doesn’t pick up mattress returns, so you will need to take the mattress back to the store yourself, even if you ordered it online.
What Bloom mattress alternatives should I consider?
If you’re looking for a foam mattress with cooling features and high performance in areas like edge support and motion isolation, we think you should check out Octave Horizon. This Canadian-made medium-firm mattress is ideal for all sleep styles and costs $1,499 for a queen size. For that price, you also get a 365-night sleep trial, free return pickup with full refunds, and a 15-year warranty. The mattress also comes with a free bedding bundle, which includes a cotton sheet set, duvet cover, down alternative duvet, pillow(s), pillow protector(s), and a mattress protector.
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