Updated May 2026

    DLX Mattress Mattress Review

    Hand-tufted, made-to-order hybrids built in the USA after you buy.

    Founded
    2021
    Headquarters
    United States
    Models Tested
    0
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    About DLX Mattress

    DLX sits in the small group of direct-to-consumer brands that still build a mattress after you order it rather than pulling a compressed one off a warehouse shelf.

    The construction difference that matters is tufting. DLX mattresses are hand-tufted — the comfort layers are physically stitched through the mattress — rather than glued. Glued foam stacks eventually shift and delaminate; tufted ones do not, which is why the technique survived in high-end innerspring construction long after the mass market abandoned it.

    The lineup runs Classic, Premier and Latexlux, each in soft, medium and firm, with free white glove delivery and old mattress removal. Cross-shoppers usually arrive here from Saatva Classic or WinkBed and stay for the longer trial and the materials disclosure.

    What they make

    Hand-tufted hybrid and latex hybrid mattresses in three firmnesses, built to order in the US.

    Origin

    American — built to order in US factories

    DLX Mattress Signature Technologies

    Hand Tufting

    Comfort layers stitched through the mattress instead of glued, so they cannot migrate or delaminate over time.

    Zoned Pocket Coils

    Coil units firmed under the lumbar region and softened at the shoulders, with a reinforced perimeter row.

    Made to Order

    Every mattress is built after purchase rather than warehoused compressed, so foams have not been under compression for months.

    Best for

    • Back and combination sleepers
    • Couples who need strong edge support
    • Saatva Classic and WinkBed cross-shoppers
    • Buyers who want US-made, non-glued construction

    Not ideal for

    • Anyone who needs a mattress delivered this week
    • Memory foam devotees who want deep sink
    • Low platform frames where 14 inches is too tall

    How Much Does a DLX Mattress Mattress Cost?

    DLX Mattress queens run $1,300$2,500 across the lineup (mid-luxury tier). The table below estimates the rest of the size ladder from that queen range using the standard size pricing brands apply — the low column tracks the entry model, the high column the flagship. Treat these as planning estimates rather than quotes: promotions move real street prices by 20–30% for weeks at a time.

    Estimated DLX Mattress mattress prices by size
    SizeDimensionsEntry model (est.)Flagship (est.)
    Twin38" × 75"$805$1,550
    Twin XL38" × 80"$855$1,650
    Full54" × 75"$1,065$2,050
    Queen60" × 80"$1,300$2,500
    King76" × 80"$1,665$3,200
    California King72" × 84"$1,665$3,200

    Estimates based on DLX Mattress's published queen pricing and the standard US size ladder. Free white glove delivery and old mattress removal. 365-night trial; 20-year warranty.

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    Specs, construction, size options, and current pricing for each DLX Mattress model we track — including the ones that haven't come through the Encinitas lab yet.

    Pricing, Trial & Warranty

    Price range (Queen)

    $1,299–$2,499

    Mid-luxury

    Strong — luxury construction at Saatva pricing with a longer trial

    Trial period

    365-night trial

    20-year warranty

    Shipping

    Free white glove delivery and old mattress removal

    Financing

    0% APR financing available

    Pros

    • Hand-tufted rather than glued construction
    • 365-night trial and 20-year warranty
    • Free white glove delivery with haul-away
    • Three genuinely distinct firmness options
    • Detailed materials disclosure

    Cons

    • Built to order, so delivery takes longer than a boxed bed
    • Heavy and tall — deep-pocket sheets required
    • Less brand recognition than Saatva at similar pricing

    DLX Mattress FAQ

    Is DLX better than Saatva?

    They are close competitors at similar prices. DLX offers a longer trial, hand-tufted rather than glued comfort layers, and more detailed materials disclosure. Saatva has broader model choice, a bigger service network and a lifetime warranty. If construction quality per dollar is your priority, DLX wins; if you want the safety of a large established brand, Saatva does.

    What does hand-tufted mean?

    The comfort layers are stitched all the way through the mattress and anchored, rather than glued together with adhesive. Tufted mattresses hold their shape far longer because the layers physically cannot shift or separate.

    Which DLX firmness should I buy?

    Medium suits most back and combination sleepers and is the safest choice. Soft is genuinely soft and best for side sleepers under about 200 lb. Firm is for stomach sleepers and heavier sleepers who want minimal sink.

    How long does DLX delivery take?

    Because mattresses are built after you order, expect roughly two to three weeks including white glove scheduling, rather than the two days a compressed boxed mattress takes.