Best Mattresses Made in the USA (2025), High-Quality Manufactured at Home

The Helix Midnight earns my top pick as the best overall mattress made in the USA because it is thoughtfully designed for a wide range of sleepers and features high-quality components that should last for a long time. This hybrid model combines contouring memory foam with a supportive coil system to deliver comfort, pressure relief, and stability in equal measure. During testing, our team praised its performance in the edge support and back-sleeping pressure relief categories, awarding it a 4 out of 5 in both.

Unlike many other affordable mattresses in its price range (often around $1,000 when on sale), the Midnight doesn’t cut corners on craftsmanship or materials. Tester Dan Caffrey praised its consistently supportive surface and perimeter, giving it a 4 out of 5 in edge support, a good sign of long-term stability and resistance to sagging.

“I could hardly feel the layers collapse beneath me as I lay on the edge,” Dan said. “I never felt like I was going to fall off. I think people could sleep comfortably along the perimeter of this bed.”

The consistent support also helped it earn another 4 out of 5 for back-sleeping pressure relief. Thanks to its soft mattress topper and supportive innerspring coils, Dan found that it offered the right mix of contouring and support to keep his spine aligned and lower back cushioned.

“The Midnight does what any quality hybrid mattress should do,” Dan said. “This bed did a great job of balancing softness and support around my lower lumbar spine.”

While the Helix Midnight performed well across the board during testing, its memory foam comfort layer can retain some heat. It is also less responsive than other hybrid mattresses, so it may not be ideal for hot sleepers or combination sleepers who frequently toss and turn.

Interested in learning more about the Helix Midnight? Check out our full Helix Midnight mattress review to see how this model performed on all our tests. For a more responsive option with better cooling, consider upgrading to the Helix Midnight Luxe.

The WinkBed is an exceptional hybrid mattress made right here in the USA. It offers a luxury, hotel-style feel with the balanced support and durability that hybrid lovers expect from a mattress in this category. While testing the Luxury Firm version of the WinkBed, we awarded it a 4 out of 5 or higher in our back-sleeping pressure relief and edge support categories.

The WinkBed combines plush memory foam layers with individually wrapped coils for pressure-relieving stability. Mattress tester Riley Otis found the Luxury Firm model particularly well-suited for back sleepers. She rated it 4.3 out of 5 for back pressure relief, noting its ability to maintain healthy spinal alignment while cushioning the lumbar region.

“Lying on my back on this mattress, I’m able to achieve optimal spinal alignment,” Riley said. “My hips and shoulders feel even, and it is providing some nice cushioning along my lumbar region.”

Riley also invited our chief medical product reviewer and licensed physical therapist, Dr. Joe Tedesco, to weigh in on the WinkBed mattress. He also praised its even, supportive feel.

“As a back sleeper, I approve of this mattress,” said Dr. Tedesco. “These sleepers need a mattress that is supportive enough to keep their spines in a neutral position, and this bed delivers on that front.”

The WinkBed’s supportive core also stretches to its perimeter, making it an excellent option for sleepers who sprawl out or sit along the sides of their mattress. Riley and her fellow mattress testers gave it a 4.4 out of 5 for edge support, praising its consistent stability from corner to corner.

While the WinkBed’s plush pillow top makes it feel like a luxury mattress, it also makes the surface slightly less responsive and warmer than other hybrids. That means it may not be the best pick for hot sleepers or those who frequently shift positions during the night to get comfortable.

Want to learn more about the WinkBed before buying? Head over to our full WinkBed mattress review to see how it performed on all our tests. For a hybrid mattress with better cooling, try the Glacier Original instead.

The American-made Bear Elite Hybrid has everything athletes need to sleep better and improve their recovery time. Its combination of pressure-relieving foams, supportive steel coils, and cooling technology delivers the restorative comfort active bodies need. Our in-house testing team rated the Bear Elite Hybrid 4 out of 5 in cooling, pressure relief, and edge support.

Athletes who tend to overheat after workouts or evening training sessions will appreciate the stellar cooling performance of the Bear Elite Hybrid.

One of the first things our testers noted was how the Bear Elite Hybrid was cooling them down. Mattress tester Sosha Lewis used a thermal gun to measure the surface temperature before and after lying on it for five minutes, and found that it rose by less than 5 degrees, thanks to its breathable design and phase change cooling materials.

“This bed stayed impressively cool during the thermal gun test,” said Sosha. “I had to dock half a point and give it a 4.5, because while it felt cool to the touch at first, that crispness faded slightly after lying on it. That said, I just finished a long workout, and it helped me cool down.”

Side and back sleepers alike will appreciate how the Bear Elite Hybrid provides deep contouring after a strenuous workout. 

Dr. Joe Tedesco, chief medical product tester and licensed physical therapist, praised its pressure-relieving abilities during testing.

“The softness provides great contouring, but there is good firmness to support you still when you’re on your side,” said Dr. Tedesco. “I don’t notice any pressure buildup at all.”

Sosha, who also experiences lower back pain, found similar relief when lying on her back:

“It was as if this mattress was actively pulling the discomfort from my lumbar region,” Sosha said.

Overall, our testers gave the Bear Elite Hybrid a 4 out of 5 in back-sleeping pressure relief, which is above average among the mattresses we’ve reviewed. It also performed well in edge support, earning a 4.4 out of 5 for its stability when lying near the perimeter. However, Sosha noted its taller 14-inch profile might make sitting on the edge a bit awkward for shorter sleepers.

To see how it performed on all our tests, check out our full Bear Elite Hybrid mattress review. For a more budget-friendly performance option, consider the Bear Star Hybrid instead.

As a company, Saatva manufactures all of its mattresses in the United States, and its flagship mattress, the Saatva Classic, is an American-made mattress that delivers the ideal balance of plush cushioning and robust support for back sleepers. During testing, I was impressed by its Euro top and dual layers of coils, and awarded the Saatva a 4 out of 5 or higher in edge support and back-sleeping pressure relief.

Back sleepers require an ultra-supportive mattress that provides a secure sleep surface from corner to corner. Strong edge-to-edge support ensures these sleepers receive the necessary support around their lower lumbar spines, even at the far edges of the mattress. 

While lying on this mattress, I was impressed by how supportive it felt beneath my lower back. The Saatva Classic elevated my hips enough to keep my body in perfect alignment. I was also able to lie along the perimeter of the mattress without feeling unsteady or rolling off. I think this mattress would also be a great fit for couples who sleep near the edge of the bed and sleepers with mobility concerns who need a secure surface to bear down on while standing up in the morning. I gave the Saatva a near-perfect 4.8 out of 5 in the edge support category.

The lower lumbar lift the Saatva provides also translates to stellar pressure relief for back sleepers. When I was on the  Saatva Classic on my back and stomach, I did not feel any awkward sinkage near my hips or lower body. I could feel the tension actively leaving my lower back, which is why I gave it a 4.3 out of 5 in the back-sleeping pressure relief category.

I also invited our chief medical product tester and licensed physical therapist, Dr. Joe Tedesco, to try the Saatva Classic and offer his professional opinion. 

“On my back, I feel comfortable, and my spine is in a neutral position,” said Dr. Tedesco. “This could be a great choice for back sleepers with a lot of issues.”

The Saatva Classic is a home run for most back sleepers, but I wouldn’t recommend it to everyone. Its two layers of innerspring coils make it highly responsive and bouncy, which could be bad news for those who share a bed with a partner who is easily disturbed. If you toss and turn frequently at night, your partner is likely to feel every one of those movements. 

Additionally, I think this mattress might be too firm for sleepers under 130 pounds. Sleepers in this category will likely require a model with more cushioning to prevent soreness in pressure-prone areas like their hips and shoulders.

For more information about the Saatva and long-term testing notes from one of our reviewers who brought this mattress home, head over to our full Saatva Classic mattress review. If you prefer a softer hybrid, try the Nectar Classic Hybrid instead.

The Nolah Evolution is a standout USA-made hybrid mattress built to support a wide range of sleep styles. Combination sleepers (those who switch between their back, side, and stomach throughout the night) need a bed that is supportive, bouncy, and breathable. The Nolah Evolution delivers on all three fronts, earning 4 out of 5 or higher in edge support, cooling, and responsiveness.

The Nolah Evolution combines sturdy coils with plush comfort foams, making it adaptable to nearly any position. Its strong edge support ensures the mattress remains stable whether you lie in the center or perched along the perimeter. 

During testing, our expert product reviewers awarded the Luxury Firm version of the Nolah Evolution an excellent 4.6 out of 5 in edge support, praising its consistency from corner to corner.

“I feel plenty secure while lying on the edge of the Nolah,” said mattress tester Sosha Lewis. “Whether on my back, side, or stomach, the mattress feels comfortable and supportive, regardless of where I lie on it.”

Temperature regulation is another strong point of the Nolah Evolution mattress, which may be a relief for combination sleepers who work up a sweat while moving around at night. Thanks to its breathable cooling cover and airflow-enhancing coils, the Evolution earned a 4.5 out of 5 in the cooling category.

“I own the previous version of the Nolah Evolution, and one of the main reasons we bought it is because my husband is such a hot sleeper,” Sosha said. “This new version offers the same, if not better, cooling. The organic cotton was cool to the touch, and I could feel heat leaving my body as I was on the Nolah.”

Most importantly for combination sleepers, however, is the Nolah Evolution’s exceptional responsiveness. During testing, Sosha and her fellow mattress testers found that the Evolution was easy to move around on, despite its soft, pressure-relieving cover layer. Our in-house team praised it for being easy to shift between sleeping positions and awarded it a 4 out of 5 in the responsiveness category.

The only drawback has little to do with the mattress itself; however, we gave Nolah a 3.8 out of 5 for customer experience due to its shorter 120-night trial period. This sleep trial is less generous than those offered by some competitors with comparable offerings. That said, they still offer a limited lifetime warranty.

Head over to our full Nolah Evolution mattress review for a complete performance breakdown of this mattress. For another highly responsive mattress with a more generous trial period, check out the Saatva Latex Hybrid instead.

The Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid is made in the company’s Phoenix, Arizona, factory, and is one of the best US-made options for couples. My fellow mattress testers and I were impressed by this hybrid model’s standout performance in cooling and edge support during testing, awarding it a 4.5 and 4.3 in each category, respectively.

As a hot sleeper, I was especially pleased with how well this bed regulated temperature throughout testing. I used a thermal gun to measure the heat retention of the mattress after resting on it for 5 minutes. The temperature rose by only 6 degrees, earning the Signature Hybrid a 4.5 out of 5 in cooling performance and making it a clear win for couples who tend to overheat.

Couples will also appreciate its reliable edge support, which maximizes usable space and makes it easier to move or sit along the sides. I gave the Signature Hybrid a 4.3 out of 5 in edge support, finding it just as supportive on the perimeter as in the center. For the most part, I found that it was just as supportive along the perimeter as it was in the center. 

I felt some slight sinkage on my back near the edge of the bed, but I did not feel like I was going to fall off at any point. The only thing I would note is that the soft cover makes it a little more challenging to switch between different positions after sinking into it, which could prove to be a nuisance for some combination sleepers.

The Signature Hybrid shines in most categories, but it wasn’t the best fit for adjustable bases. We found that its innerspring coils made it too rigid to conform to the different settings of the adjustable base in our studio.

Head over to our full Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid mattress review to learn more about this model and for insights from our chief medical product tester and licensed physical therapist, Dr. Joe Tedesco. If you’re a combination sleeper looking for a mattress that is easy to maneuver on, I would recommend the Birch Natural instead.

The Titan Plus is hand-built in Arizona for sleepers with larger bodies who require extra support without sacrificing comfort. Its heavy-duty construction can handle weights of 230 pounds or more, while offering exceptional comfort. During testing, we awarded the Titan Plus 4.5 stars or higher in edge support, motion isolation, and responsiveness.

Mattress tester Sosha Lewis awarded the Titan Plus an impressive 4.6 out of 5 in edge support, praising its reinforced perimeter and consistent feel across the surface. In other words, sleepers with larger bodies who gravitate toward the side of the bed will feel just as secure lying there as they do in the center.

“The perimeter of the Titan Plus felt very secure across every sleeping position,” said mattress tester Sosha Lewis. “I found it easy to switch positions on the edge, and I wasn’t afraid of rolling out of bed when I flipped onto my side.”

Sturdy edges also hint at long-term durability, as Dr. Dasgupta explains. Our chief medical product tester and licensed physical therapist, Dr. Joe Tedesco, also praised the Titan Plus’s excellent pressure relief.

“I am normally a back sleeper, so I was surprised to see that I was more comfortable on my side on the Titan Plus,” Dr. Tedesco said. “While lying on my side, I didn’t feel any significant pressure buildup.”

Another rare achievement for such a firm hybrid is its dual success in motion isolation and responsiveness, where it scored a perfect 5 out of 5 in both categories. The Titan Plus not only limits motion transfer (a plus for couples) but also makes it easy to move and reposition during the night (a win for combination sleepers).

“Even though this is a very responsive mattress, I could easily jump on top of it without worrying about the motion rippling to the other side,” Sosha said. “My husband is a very restless sleeper, and the motion isolation on this bed makes me wish I could take it home.” 

One thing to note about the Titan Plus is that it is firmer (7.5 out of 10 on our firmness scale) than the average mattress. That firmness level is ideal for heavier sleepers who need consistent support but may feel too rigid for lighter side sleepers (under 130 pounds) or those with sensitive joints. 

For more insights into the Titan’s performance across all categories, visit our full Titan Plus mattress review. If you would prefer a softer mattress with comparable support, the Titan Plus Elite might be a better fit.

Handcrafted in Arizona by Brooklyn Bedding, the Plank Firm mattress lives up to its name as one of the firmest models available. The Plank Firm is flippable and offers two firmness options: firm and extra-firm. Our testers found the extra-firm side especially impressive for its dependable lumbar support and stability. During testing, we gave this mattress a 4 out of 5 or higher in both edge support and cooling.

Extra-firm mattresses often resist sagging better than softer ones, and the Plank Firm is a prime example. Mattress tester Sosha Lewis awarded the extra-firm side a 4.4 out of 5 for edge support, noting its stability across different positions, even right along the perimeter.

“No matter where I lay on this mattress, I felt very supported on my side, back, and stomach,” Sosha said. “There was no point where I was afraid of rolling out of bed in any position.”

Though memory foam mattresses can sometimes retain heat due to their lack of ventilated innerspring coils, the Plank Firm performed surprisingly well in our cooling tests. 

Using a thermal gun, mattress tester Riley Otis measured only a 5-degree increase in temperature after lying on it for five minutes on the extra-firm side; an impressive showing for a high-density memory foam model.

“I wouldn’t call the Plank Firm cool to the touch,” Riley said. “That said, it doesn’t feel stifling to me at all. I couldn’t notice the Plank warming up too much when lying on it.”

However, the Plank Firm’s ultra-dense feel and unwavering support come at the cost of contouring. Side sleepers or those with joint pain may find it too rigid to get comfy on. Motion isolation was another one of its weaker points: the firm side earned a 3.7 out of 5, meaning sleepers who are easily disturbed may feel some movement from a partner or pet.

Planning on getting to know the Plank a little better before you buy it? Head over to our full Plank Firm mattress review to learn more. If you are interested in a slightly softer yet equally durable alternative, consider the Plank Firm Luxe instead.

The Birch Luxe Natural is a USA-made mattress that uses responsibly sourced materials to deliver a comfortable sleep experience that cuts down on emissions and is better for the environment. This all-natural latex hybrid mattress delivers breathable, responsive support while maintaining strict sustainability standards. Our testing team was impressed with its performance in nearly every category, awarding it a 4 out of 5 or higher in pressure relief, edge support, and responsiveness.

Latex mattresses are naturally springy and responsive, so they don’t always offer the deep, contouring “hug” that some sleepers need to relieve pressure in areas like the hips and shoulders. Fortunately, Birch Luxe delivers on the pressure relief front, earning an average score of 4.8 out of 5 in this category.

“My spine is very aligned on the Birch, with my hips and shoulders feeling level,” said mattress tester Riley Otis. “My shoulders and hips are getting just a bit of sinkage to evenly distribute my weight and prevent pressure from building up. I think this would be great for side sleepers who prefer a responsive mattress that is on the firmer side.”

The Birch Luxe’s high-quality, firm latex also provides consistent edge-to-edge support. The perimeter of the Birch Luxe is just as secure and responsive as the very center of the mattress, meaning you should feel aligned anywhere on the bed. Riley and her fellow mattress testers gave it 4.7 out of 5 in the edge support category.

“I don’t even need hands to assist me when standing up from the edge of the Birch,” Riley said. “I’m not sliding off, and the mattress has enough bounce to spring me out of bed without having to bear down on it.”

Finally, for combination sleepers who toss and turn, the Birch Luxe’s responsiveness is its best strength, earning a 5 out of 5 in this category. Thanks to its naturally springy latex, this mattress makes moving around on it easy and comfortable.

Unfortunately, the Birch performed modestly in the cooling category, earning a 3 out of 5. Sleepers who are prone to overheating may prefer a mattress with more specialized cooling features. Additionally, the Birch Luxe Natural might be a touch too firm for sleepers under 130 pounds, who are less likely to get the same contouring as average-weight sleepers on this bed.

Read our full Birch Luxe Natural mattress review for a closer look at its performance and certifications. If you need an organic option with superior cooling, try out the Avocado Green mattress instead.