Presidents’ Day mattress shopping starts now with these standout deals from Bear, Brooklyn Bedding and more

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Bear, Brooklyn Bedding, and Nolah have kicked off their Presidents' Day mattress sales early

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If you're waiting for Presidents’ Day itself to save big on a new mattress, don't bother. Top deals from leading brands have already dropped, including a whopping 40% off sale at Bear.

That means you can buy a queen Bear Elite Hybrid for $1,370 at Bear when you use the code TOMS40, down from $2,284.

The Bear Elite Hybrid ranks highly in our guide to the best mattresses of 2026, thanks to its unbeatable cooling credentials and customizable firmness options. At 40% off, that matches the impressive saving we saw during Black Friday, making now a great time to buy.

Bear isn't the only brand launching their Presidents' Day mattress sales early — Brooklyn Bedding and Nolah are each offering 25% and 35% off. With savings this good, why wait?

For more savings, we're tracking the latest Presidents' Day mattress sales as they drop, as well as the best mattress sales of the month.

1. Bear Elite Hybrid Mattress (twin)
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1. Bear Elite Hybrid Mattress (twin): was $1,855 now $1,113 at Bear Mattress

Using the code TOMS40 at checkout unlocks 40% off the Bear, which is the best deal you can ever expect on one of the best hybrid mattresses and beats the 30% off general access sale. This brings a twin down to $1113 (was $1998) and a queen to $1,370 (was $2,284). If you had the Celliant cover (which we recommend for hot sleepers), a queen is $1,456, matching the price we saw in Black Friday sales. That's a decent price on the best cooling mattress we've ever tested. It comes with a 120-night sleep trial and a lifetime warranty.

Our review: ★★★★½
User score: ★★★★½ (4,000+ reviews)

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2. Nolah Evolution 15" Mattress (twin)
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2. Nolah Evolution 15" Mattress (twin): was $1,610 now $1,047 at Nolah Mattress

We awarded this mattress with a respectable four out of five stars in our Nolah Evolution 15" Mattress review, praising its excellent pressure relief and breathable build (that's crucial for hot sleepers). In this Nolah mattress sales, there's 35% off ahead of Presidents' Day. That puts a queen at $1,480 (was $2,277), which is the best discount you can expect. However, if you use code TOMS500FF, you can take another $50 off. Plus, you'll get free in-home set up and old mattress removal.

Our score: ★★★★
User score: ★★★★½ (1,200+ reviews)

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3. Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe Mattress (twin)
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3. Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe Mattress (twin): was $999 now $749.25 at Brooklyn Bedding

The Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe Mattress comes in three firmness levels, delivers plenty of cooling power, and is very supportive. In this Brooklyn Bedding mattress sale, a twin is down to $749 (was $999), and a queen is $1,398.75 (was $1,865). 25% off is a decent saving. However, unless you need a new mattress right now, I'd recommend holding out for closer to Presidents' Day itself onFeb 16th, when we expect to see prices tumble to 30%. Regardless of when you buy, you'll get a 120-night sleep trial and a ten-year warranty.

Our score: ★★★★½
User score: ★★★★½ (400+ reviews)

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Alexis De Leaver
Alexis De Leaver
Sleep Deals Writer

Alexis recently joined the Tom's Guide Sleep Team as a Deals Writer. She is passionate about helping others get better sleep and even more passionate about finding a great deal, whether that's on some of the top mattress brands out there like Saatva, Nectar and DreamCloud, or on leading sleep tech like smart trackers. She is an experienced writer and editor in the lifestyle industry and has worked on major UK and US publications, including Daily Mail, Space.com, and Black Women Rising Magazine.

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