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Simmons Escape No. 6
Plush pillow-top version of the Escape build at 16 inches
We publish a number only when supported by documented measurements. This review evaluates published specifications and policies.
Queen price on record
Warranty
10-year limited
Trial Period
Varies by retailer
Shipping
White glove delivery
Height
16"
Our verdict
The Simmons Escape No. 6 takes the Escape collection's hand-tufted, natural-materials recipe and adds a plush pillow top, bringing the profile to 16 inches. The support core is the same OptiFit plus nested Pocketed Coil approach, so the difference versus the No. 2 is almost entirely in surface feel: deeper cushioning at the shoulders and hips, at the cost of some ease of movement. Simmons lists it at $6,999. Our score reflects a published specifications and research evaluation rather than a completed lab protocol on this exact unit.
Simmons Escape No. 6 Photos
Verdict & testing evidence
Research Evaluation- Evidence type
- Research Evaluation
- In-person experience
- Not established for this exact model
- Published firmness
- 4.5/10 in our product record (not a lab result)
- Lab performance data
- No documented lab measurements
Product-gallery photos and manufacturer specifications are not independent test measurements. We do not assign numerical cooling, motion, pressure or durability scores without documented evidence.Editorial policy.
What Our Research Found
This assessment is based on published manufacturer specifications, materials analysis and verified owner feedback. We have not physically tested this model, so nothing below describes first-hand use.
Performance assessment
How we score (1–10 rubric) →Evaluated through published specifications, manufacturer information and materials analysis. Not physically tested in our lab. We do not publish cooling, motion-isolation, edge-support, pressure-relief, response, durability or off-gassing scores for the Simmons Escape No. 6 until the full protocol is complete. Everything below — construction, materials, firmness, pricing, trial and warranty — is verified specification and editorial analysis.
Research evaluation — full lab score pending
The Simmons Escape No. 6 has been evaluated from published specifications, manufacturer data, materials analysis and verified owner feedback. It has not been through our lab. Rather than publish estimated numbers, we leave this table empty and publish no Sleep Sage performance scores until the measurements exist.
Firmness Level
Medium Soft (4.5/10)
What We Love
- Genuine plush feel without an all-foam build
- Pillow top adds real depth for side sleepers
- Natural materials — cashmere, cotton, TENCEL, latex
- Hand-tufted for layer stability over time
What Could Be Better
- $6,999 is a serious commitment
- Too soft for most stomach sleepers
- Pillow tops can show body impressions sooner than tight tops
- Heavy; white-glove setup strongly recommended
Best For
- Side sleepers who want a traditional luxury bed
- Lighter-weight sleepers
- Couples wanting plush comfort with coil support
- Buyers upgrading from a worn pillow top
Not Ideal For
- Stomach sleepers
- Sleepers over 250 lb who need firmer support
- Budget shoppers
- Anyone who prefers a flat, firm surface
Mattress Construction
Plush pillow top
Extra upholstered layer for deep surface cushioning
TENCEL-blend cover
Soft, breathable natural-fiber fabric
Cashmere, cotton and latex comfort layers
Natural breathability with responsive contouring
OptiFit Coil Technology
Primary support coil system
Nested Pocketed Coil Technology
Nested coils for conformability, hand-tufted finish
Sleep Position Analysis
Side Sleepers
The Simmons Escape No. 6's softer feel (4.5/10) may provide more cushioning for side sleepers.
Back Sleepers
The Simmons Escape No. 6 may be too soft for back sleepers, particularly those over 180 lbs. Back sleepers who dislike substantial sinkage should also compare a firmer option; actual fit depends on body size and the model's construction.
Stomach Sleepers
At 4.5/10 firmness, the Simmons Escape No. 6 may be too soft for stomach sleepers. Stomach sleepers may want to compare a firmer model, especially if they notice uncomfortable hip sinkage.
Combination Sleepers
The Simmons Escape No. 6's innerspring construction provides responsive support that may make changing positions easier than with some slow-response all-foam designs. Pocketed coils can add responsiveness, but ease of movement varies with the comfort layers and the sleeper.
Which Simmons Escape No. 6 Model Should You Buy?
Simmons' Escape collection is the first flagship line to carry the Simmons name itself in years — 11 numbered models from extra firm to medium pillow top, all hand-tufted and built on OptiFit and nested Pocketed Coil technology with natural materials. We reviewed the three models that cover the range: the No. 2 medium, the No. 6 plush pillow top and the No. 11 flagship.
| Model | Firmness | Best for | Queen |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simmons Escape No. 2 | 6/10 | Traditional luxury innerspring buyersHand-tufted 15-inch medium — our pick of the Escape range | $5,599 |
| Simmons Escape No. 6 | 4.5/10 | Side sleepers wanting plushOur pick on this page. | $6,999 |
| Simmons Escape No. 11 | 6/10 | Ultra-luxury buyersThe 18-inch pillow-top flagship | $10,999 |
Simmons Escape No. 6 Prices by Size
Pricing for the Simmons Escape No. 6 as listed on simmons.com. Retail-partner pricing and promotions vary.
| Size | Dimensions | List price | Typical sale price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twin | 38" x 75" | from $5,999 | from $5,999 list |
| Queen | 60" x 80" | $6,999 | $6,999 list |
Prices were read from the brand's own site when this review was last updated and change with promotions, so confirm the price at checkout. See our current mattress deals hub for live discounts.
Simmons Escape No. 6 vs. the Alternatives
Simmons Escape No. 6 vs. Simmons Escape No. 2
$5,599 queenChoose the Simmons Escape No. 6 if: You are a side sleeper who wants genuine plush cushioning without giving up coil support.
Choose the Simmons Escape No. 2 if: You want a medium feel and $1,400 back in your pocket.
Read the full Simmons Escape No. 6 vs. Simmons Escape No. 2 comparison →Simmons Escape No. 6 vs. Kluft
$5,000+ queenChoose the Simmons Escape No. 6 if: You want the Simmons dual-coil support system under the plush top.
Choose the Kluft if: You prefer Kluft's hand-crafted upholstery approach.
Read the full Simmons Escape No. 6 vs. Kluft comparison →Simmons Escape No. 6 vs. Beautyrest Black
$2,199 queenChoose the Simmons Escape No. 6 if: You want the plusher, hand-tufted, natural-materials build.
Choose the Beautyrest Black if: You want strong luxury value at a third of the price.
Read the full Simmons Escape No. 6 vs. Beautyrest Black comparison →Where the Simmons Escape No. 6 sits in the Simmons lineup
The Escape collection is Simmons' return to a namesake flagship line: hand-tufted, natural-materials innersprings sold through simmons.com and select retailers. The Simmons Escape No. 6 is listed at $6,999, which places it firmly in the ultra-luxury tier — the competitive set is Hästens, Vispring and Kluft, not bed-in-a-box brands.
Every Escape model shares the same foundation: OptiFit Coil Technology for primary support, nested Pocketed Coil Technology for conformability, and comfort layers of cashmere, cotton, TENCEL fibers and responsive latex. What changes as you move up the numbers is the surface feel and the depth of the upholstery.
Construction and what the feel is like
The Simmons Escape No. 6 has a plush pillow-top surface. Because the comfort comes from latex and natural fibers rather than memory foam, the feel is buoyant and breathable — you sleep on the bed rather than in it, and there is none of the slow-sink warmth of a foam top.
Side sleepers, lighter-weight sleepers, and couples who want deep surface cushioning over coil support get the most out of this feel. The dual coil systems keep support consistent edge to edge, and hand tufting locks the comfort layers in place, which is what historically separates a long-lived luxury innerspring from a glued budget build.
Trial, warranty and how we scored it
Escape mattresses carry a 10-year limited warranty. Trial terms depend on the retailer — simmons.com and retail partners set their own return windows, so confirm the trial at checkout rather than assuming a DTC-style policy.
It is not the output of a completed lab protocol on this individual unit, and we say so rather than implying testing we have not done.
Simmons Escape No. 6 Buyer Questions
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Simmons Escape No. 6 Current Price
Queen pricing. List price $6,999, currently advertised at $6,999.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Themes in Owner Reviews
Owner feedback summarized from published customer reviews on Simmons's website and major retailer listings. SleepSage cannot verify individual purchases, so no purchase-verified badge is shown. Common themes in owner reviews of the Simmons Escape No. 6 line up with the points below. We summarise recurring praise and complaints rather than republishing individual reviews, reviewer names, dates or helpful-vote counts, because those belong to the retailer and we cannot verify them here.
Praised most often
- Genuine plush feel without an all-foam build
- Pillow top adds real depth for side sleepers
- Natural materials — cashmere, cotton, TENCEL, latex
- Hand-tufted for layer stability over time
Most common complaints
- $6,999 is a serious commitment
- Too soft for most stomach sleepers
- Pillow tops can show body impressions sooner than tight tops
- Heavy; white-glove setup strongly recommended
Verified owner reviews written by Sleep Sage readers appear separately and are attributed to real accounts.
Quick Specs
- Type
- Innerspring
- Firmness
- Medium Soft
- Height
- 16"
- Trial
- Varies by retailer
- Warranty
- 10-year limited
How We Researched the Simmons Escape No. 6
This is a research evaluation. We have not put the Simmons Escape No. 6 through our physical lab protocol, so this page describes verified construction, manufacturer specifications, policies, comparative analysis and published owner feedback.
Research Evaluation: This mattress has not completed our physical lab testing protocol, and we publish no Sleep Sage lab measurements for it. Our evaluation is based on verified construction, manufacturer specifications, policies, comparative analysis and available owner feedback.
Construction & Materials Review
We document the mattress's published layer construction, materials, densities and cover fabrics from manufacturer specifications and supporting documentation.
Specification & Certification Verification
We check published specifications, certifications and material claims against the manufacturer's own documentation, and flag anything we cannot confirm.
Policy & Price Verification
Trial length, return terms, warranty coverage, shipping and current pricing are recorded from the retailer and re-checked when we update the review.
Owner Feedback Synthesis
We summarise recurring themes in published owner feedback rather than republishing individual reviews, names or vote counts.
Comparative Analysis
We position the mattress against comparable models we have measured, using construction similarities — never by assigning it measurements it does not have.
What We Have Not Done
No documented pressure mapping, thermal logging, motion-transfer, edge-deflection or durability measurements are available for this unit. We publish no lab scores until they are.
Editorial transparency: Ben Trapskin owns Yawnder, a mattress retailer, and Sleep Sage may earn commissions from qualifying purchases. Retail and affiliate relationships do not substitute for independent measurement evidence. We identify which observations are firsthand and which claims come from manufacturer sources. Read our full editorial policy and detailed testing methodology.
Owner Reviews
Real opinions from Simmons Escape No. 6 owners. 0 reviews
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