Sleepyhead Mattress Prices August 2026: Every Price Is a Single

Seven thousand four hundred and seventy-nine rupees, thirty-six per cent off a stated Rs. 11,599, and this is the card to read slowly because everything else on this page follows the same rule. That price is a single: 72 by 36 inches, five inches deep. It is the cheapest of the thirty-one variants of this mattress that were in stock when we pulled the feed, out of sixty that exist. If you have a double bed, the same mattress starts at Rs. 9,259. A queen is Rs. 11,059. A king is Rs. 12,899. Nothing about the product changes across those numbers except its dimensions, and the listing card shows you the smallest one. There is a second ladder underneath the first. Hold the size at a single and change only the thickness and the price moves again: five inches is Rs. 7,479, six inches is Rs. 8,099, eight inches is Rs. 9,459. So three inches of extra foam costs about the same as stepping up two full bed sizes. Which of those two upgrades is worth more to you is a real question and the site does not frame it as one. As a mattress this is the brand's long-running orthopaedic memory foam build, three layers, and it is the model most of Sleepyhead's range is priced against. We have not slept on it, and no rating or review count exists anywhere in this feed to lean on, so we are describing what it costs and how it is sold rather than how it feels.

• Price: Rs. 7,479 (stated MRP Rs. 11,599)
• Variant this price buys: Single 72x36, 5 inches - queen from Rs. 11,059, king from Rs. 12,899
• Discount: 36% off, which is Rs. 4,120
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Best overall
• Buying logic: the range's baseline

Nine thousand and twenty-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 14,299 - thirty-seven per cent, the largest discount on any mattress in this read. That is a six-inch single, and the queen is Rs. 14,649. Worth noticing on this one: the king is Rs. 14,799, only a hundred and fifty rupees more than the queen, which is not how the ladder behaves anywhere else in the range and is the single best size-to-price step we found in the feed. If you are choosing between a queen and a king on this model and have the floor space, the arithmetic is unusually kind. The thickness ladder is gentler here too - six inches is Rs. 9,029 and eight inches is Rs. 9,879, so Rs. 850 for two extra inches against the Rs. 1,980 the Original charges for three. The proposition over the Original is cooling: a gel-infused memory foam layer, which is the standard industry answer to the standard complaint that memory foam traps heat. Whether it solves that in an Indian summer is exactly the sort of thing a product feed cannot tell you and we will not pretend to know. Twenty of its thirty variants were in stock.

• Price: Rs. 9,029 (stated MRP Rs. 14,299)
• Variant this price buys: Single 72x36, 6 inches - queen from Rs. 14,649, king from Rs. 14,799
• Discount: 37% off, which is Rs. 5,270
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Biggest discount in the range
• Buying logic: cooling gel, cheap king step

Nine thousand six hundred and ninety-two rupees, thirty-one per cent off Rs. 13,999, for a single. This one has one of the steepest size ladders in the range: the queen is Rs. 16,153 and the king Rs. 19,384, so a king costs almost exactly double the advertised price. If you are shopping for a large bed, this is the model where the headline number is least representative of what you will actually pay, and it is worth carrying that into any comparison you make against the Original or the Sense. All twelve of its variants were in stock, which is the tidiest availability of any mattress here and means the size you want is likely to exist. Positioned as the firmer, more supportive end of the Sense family. Firmness preference is genuinely personal, it correlates loosely with sleeping position and body weight, and nobody - including us - can tell you from a spec sheet whether a firm mattress will suit you. Sleepyhead does publish a trial period on its own site; check the current terms before ordering, because a trial is the only mechanism that actually answers this question.

• Price: Rs. 9,692 (stated MRP Rs. 13,999)
• Variant this price buys: Single 72x36 - queen from Rs. 16,153, king from Rs. 19,384
• Discount: 31% off, which is Rs. 4,307
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The firmer option
• Buying logic: steep king step

Eight thousand nine hundred and seventeen rupees, thirty-three per cent off Rs. 13,299. We are seating this one partly for the mattress and partly because its price ladder is the cleanest illustration of the point this page is making. Single Rs. 8,917, double Rs. 11,889, queen Rs. 14,861, king Rs. 17,833. Those are almost exactly 1x, 1.33x, 1.67x and 2x the single price - a straight-line multiplier, applied evenly. Once you have seen that, the advertised price stops being a price and becomes a unit you multiply. A king on this model is double the number on the card, and that is not a markup or a trap, it is simply what buying twice the mattress costs. All twenty-four variants were in stock. The Laxe line is Sleepyhead's natural-materials range and this is its foam-based entry; the pincore latex model in the next chapter is the one that actually uses latex, and the naming does invite confusion between them, which is worth a moment at checkout.

• Price: Rs. 8,917 (stated MRP Rs. 13,299)
• Variant this price buys: Single 72x36 - queen from Rs. 14,861, king from Rs. 17,833
• Discount: 33% off, which is Rs. 4,382
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The even-ladder one
• Buying logic: the clearest size ladder

Nine thousand and thirty-nine rupees, sixteen per cent off Rs. 10,699. Note what happens to the badge when the material changes: the memory foam models on this page carry thirty-one to thirty-seven per cent, and this one carries sixteen. It is not a worse deal for that - a stated MRP is a stated MRP and the discount percentage tells you about the pricing strategy, not the value - but if you have been comparing badges across the range, this is where that comparison stops working. The queen is Rs. 13,799 and the king Rs. 15,629, which is a shallower ladder than the Sense Ortho Ultra's. Pincore latex means latex with a pattern of holes through it, which is done for airflow and to vary the firmness across the slab; latex as a material is generally more resilient and more breathable than memory foam, and it is heavier and usually dearer. Here it sits at almost the same single price as the cooling memory foam Sense, which makes this a genuine material choice rather than a budget one. Thirty of its forty-three variants were in stock.

• Price: Rs. 9,039 (stated MRP Rs. 10,699)
• Variant this price buys: Single 72x36 - queen from Rs. 13,799, king from Rs. 15,629
• Discount: 16% off, which is Rs. 1,660
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: For latex, not foam
• Buying logic: material choice, not price choice

Seven thousand two hundred and forty-nine rupees, twenty-five per cent off Rs. 9,699, and this is the lowest price on any full-size mattress on this page - the Napster in the next chapter is cheaper but is a three-inch mini, not a bed mattress. The queen is Rs. 12,499 and the king Rs. 14,499. All thirty variants were in stock. Pocket springs are individually wrapped coils that compress independently, which is the mechanism behind the zero partner disturbance claim in the name: your side moving is meant not to move theirs. That is a real property of the construction rather than marketing, though how much of it survives in any given mattress depends on build quality, which we cannot assess from a feed. Three-zone means the coil firmness varies along the length, firmer under the hips. Against the memory foam models, springs generally sleep cooler and feel more responsive, and memory foam contours more closely. Neither is better; they are different preferences, and at Rs. 7,249 this is the cheapest way into the range if springs are the preference.

• Price: Rs. 7,249 (stated MRP Rs. 9,699)
• Variant this price buys: Single 72x35 - queen from Rs. 12,499, king from Rs. 14,499
• Discount: 25% off, which is Rs. 2,450
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Cheapest spring mattress
• Buying logic: cheapest full-size

Twelve thousand seven hundred and eighty-eight rupees against a stated Rs. 13,461 - five per cent, and this is one of six mattresses in the feed sitting at exactly that number while the memory foam models carry thirty-plus. We are naming that honestly: a five per cent badge on a Rs. 12,788 mattress is a Rs. 673 reduction, and if you came to this range for a discount, this is not where it is. This model also prices differently from the rest in a way worth knowing. Most mattresses here hold one price across a whole size class - the Original is Rs. 7,479 whether the single is 72x35, 72x36, 78x35 or 78x36. COCO does not. Its singles run Rs. 12,788 at 72x36, Rs. 13,090 at 75x36 and Rs. 13,393 at 78x36, so every three inches of length has its own price. If you are measuring a bed frame and choosing between lengths, on this model that decision costs money and on most of the others it does not. Rubberised coir is coconut fibre bonded with latex - firm, breathable, traditional in India, and the firmest thing on this page by some distance. Queen Rs. 19,636.

• Price: Rs. 12,788 (stated MRP Rs. 13,461)
• Variant this price buys: Single 72x36, 6 inches - queen from Rs. 19,636, king from Rs. 22,657
• Discount: 5% off, which is Rs. 673
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Where the badge nearly disappears
• Buying logic: firm, and priced per inch

Thirteen thousand three hundred and ninety-three rupees, five per cent off Rs. 14,097 - a reduction of Rs. 704. We are seating this alongside the COCO to make the pattern legible rather than to recommend it twice. Six mattresses in this feed sit at exactly five per cent off, and they are, with one exception, the more expensive ones: this, the COCO, the Prime at Rs. 12,853, the Nature Pro at Rs. 15,883, the Luna Euro Top at Rs. 15,407 and the Switch at Rs. 8,986. Meanwhile everything under about Rs. 10,000 carries fifteen to thirty-seven per cent. Read plainly, the range discounts its volume models hard and its premium models barely at all, which is an ordinary retail pattern and not a scandal - but it does mean that shopping this range by badge size will steer you to the cheaper half of it every time, whether or not the cheaper half is what you need. Luna is a three-zone pocket spring with the same zero-partner-disturbance construction as the Boing at Rs. 7,249; what the extra Rs. 6,144 buys over that model is not something the feed explains, and we are not going to invent a reason. Queen Rs. 18,528, and all twelve variants in stock.

• Price: Rs. 13,393 (stated MRP Rs. 14,097)
• Variant this price buys: Single 72x36 - queen from Rs. 18,528, king from Rs. 20,542
• Discount: 5% off, which is Rs. 704
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The other five per cent
• Buying logic: premium tier, thin badge

Sixteen thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees, twenty-three per cent off Rs. 21,999, and in a single. The king is Rs. 27,999, which is the highest mattress price anywhere in this feed and eleven thousand rupees above the number on the listing card. If you are shopping at this end, budget from the king price down rather than the advertised price up. The thickness ladder is steep too: six inches Rs. 16,999, eight inches Rs. 18,999. All twenty-four variants were in stock. Hexagon grid mattresses use a moulded elastic polymer lattice instead of a foam top layer; the grid buckles under concentrated pressure and stays firm elsewhere, which is meant to give pressure relief at the hips and shoulders without the whole-body sink of memory foam, and it is notably more breathable because it is mostly air. This hybrid puts that grid over pocket springs. It is a genuinely different construction from anything else on this page rather than a more expensive version of it. Whether it is worth two and a half times the Boing is a question we cannot answer from a price feed, and at Rs. 16,999 we would want to lie on it first.

• Price: Rs. 16,999 (stated MRP Rs. 21,999)
• Variant this price buys: Single 72x36, 6 inches - queen from Rs. 23,999, king from Rs. 27,999
• Discount: 23% off, which is Rs. 5,000
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Top of the range
• Buying logic: the ceiling

Thirteen thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees, twenty-two per cent off Rs. 17,999, and it is here because it is the most useful comparison in the range. This is the same 6D hexagon grid as the Technic Hybrid above, minus the three-zone pocket spring layer, for three thousand rupees less in a single. The gap widens with size: queen Rs. 18,999 against Rs. 23,999, king Rs. 20,999 against Rs. 27,999. So at king size the spring layer costs seven thousand rupees. That is a clean, well-defined decision of exactly the kind the rest of this range does not offer you, and it is the one place on the page where two products differ by a single named component. What the springs add, in principle, is deeper support under load and a bit more bounce; what the grid does on its own is the pressure relief and the airflow. Heavier sleepers tend to want more underneath a comfort layer, which is the honest generalisation available here. All twenty-four variants in stock.

• Price: Rs. 13,999 (stated MRP Rs. 17,999)
• Variant this price buys: Single 72x36, 6 inches - queen from Rs. 18,999, king from Rs. 20,999
• Discount: 22% off, which is Rs. 4,000
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The same grid, Rs. 3,000 less
• Buying logic: the clean comparison

Five thousand four hundred and ninety-nine rupees, fifteen per cent off Rs. 6,499, for a four-inch single. The idea is the useful part: firm foam on one face, softer foam on the other, so if you guess your firmness wrong you turn the mattress over instead of returning it. For anyone buying a mattress online without lying on it first, that is a genuinely sensible hedge and there is nothing else in this range that offers it. Two honest cautions. First, availability is thin - eight of its fifty-nine variants were in stock when we pulled the feed, by far the worst ratio on this page, so the size and thickness you want may simply not exist today. Second, and directly because of that, its size ladder has gone strange: the cheapest available double is Rs. 8,899 while the cheapest available queen is Rs. 7,939, so the larger mattress is currently the cheaper one. That is not a pricing quirk to exploit so much as evidence of what is left in stock - the available double is a six-inch and the available queen is a four-inch. Compare thicknesses, not just sizes, before you read that as a bargain.

• Price: Rs. 5,499 (stated MRP Rs. 6,499)
• Variant this price buys: Single 72x36, 4 inches - only 8 of its 59 variants were in stock
• Discount: 15% off, which is Rs. 1,000
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Two firmnesses, one mattress
• Buying logic: thin stock, odd ladder

Three thousand five hundred and seventy-eight rupees, twenty per cent off Rs. 4,499, and it is the cheapest thing in the mattress category by a margin of nearly two thousand rupees. It is also the one pick here where we most want to be clear about what you are buying, because the price makes it look like an entry-level bed mattress and it is not. Three inches deep, in a single or a double only - there is no queen and no king, which is the clearest signal in the feed that this is not intended as a primary mattress. What it is good for is real and worth the money: a guest who is staying two nights, a floor bed, a hostel bunk, a child's room, a mattress that lives folded in a cupboard eleven months a year. The four-inch version is Rs. 4,525 and the double Rs. 4,525 as well. Buy it for those jobs and it is the best value on this page. Buy it as the mattress you sleep on every night for the next five years and three inches of foam over a hard base is not going to be enough, whatever your sleeping position. All four of its variants were in stock.

• Price: Rs. 3,578 (stated MRP Rs. 4,499)
• Variant this price buys: Single 72x36, 3 inches - double Rs. 4,525; no queen or king made
• Discount: 20% off, which is Rs. 921
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Biggest steal
• Buying logic: guest and floor use

Seven hundred and forty-nine rupees, twenty-five per cent off Rs. 999, for a single 75 by 36. This is the cheapest pick on the page and the one we would argue hardest for, because it is the item that decides whether the Rs. 7,479 to Rs. 16,999 sitting underneath it survives a spill, a child, a pet or a decade of ordinary use. Mattress warranties commonly exclude staining and soiling damage, so a protector is doing insurance work as well as hygiene work - check Sleepyhead's current warranty terms yourself, since they can change and we are describing the general category position rather than a specific clause. Waterproof terry means a towelling face laminated to a membrane; it feels like fabric rather than plastic and it goes on like a fitted sheet. The practical notes: buy it in your mattress size and not your bed size if they differ, check it will stretch over your mattress depth before ordering, and wash it cool, because hot washes are what kill the membrane. Sleepyhead sells this in several colourways at one price and in a second single length at 78 inches.

• Price: Rs. 749 (stated MRP Rs. 999)
• Variant this price buys: Single 75x36 inches, waterproof terry, fitted-sheet style
• Discount: 25% off, which is Rs. 250
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Buy this with the mattress
• Buying logic: the highest-leverage Rs. 749

One thousand three hundred and ninety-nine rupees, twenty-four per cent off Rs. 1,849, for a queen 78 by 60. We have seated both sizes of protector deliberately, because the comparison is the useful thing. Going from single to queen on the mattress itself costs you between forty and sixty per cent more depending on the model - Rs. 7,479 to Rs. 11,059 on the Original, Rs. 9,692 to Rs. 16,153 on the Sense Ortho Ultra. On the protector it costs Rs. 650. Textile accessories in this feed scale roughly with the amount of fabric and nothing else, while mattresses scale with size, thickness and model tier all at once. So the accessory budget for a big bed is not the thing to worry about; the mattress is. There is a wider range of protectors here than of anything else in the bedroom category - we counted more than thirty listings across the bamboo terry and Sleepyhead-branded lines, in singles, doubles, queens and kings, running Rs. 749 to Rs. 1,499 - and the discounts on them run from seven to forty per cent with no obvious logic, so it is worth checking two or three listings in your size before buying.

• Price: Rs. 1,399 (stated MRP Rs. 1,849)
• Variant this price buys: Queen 78x60 inches, waterproof terry - the same product two sizes up
• Discount: 24% off, which is Rs. 450
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The same thing, sized up
• Buying logic: accessories scale gently

One thousand seven hundred and ninety-nine rupees against a stated Rs. 3,999 - fifty-five per cent, and it is the largest discount on anything in this read by eighteen percentage points. That is worth pausing on. The deepest badge in a shop full of Rs. 7,000 to Rs. 28,000 mattresses sits on a Rs. 1,799 pillow, and the pattern is one we see repeatedly across Indian D2C feeds: the big-ticket item carries the modest discount and the accessory carries the dramatic one. A stated MRP of Rs. 3,999 on a pillow is also, in our view, an ambitious number in its own right - the other three pillows on this page state Rs. 1,099 to Rs. 2,999 - and the honest way to read a fifty-five per cent badge is to look at what you are paying rather than what you are told you are saving. At Rs. 1,799 this is a reasonably priced cooling-gel memory foam pillow. At Rs. 3,999 it would not be. Twenty-four by sixteen inches. Gel-infused foam is the standard answer to memory foam sleeping hot; how much difference it makes is contested and we have not tested it.

• Price: Rs. 1,799 (stated MRP Rs. 3,999)
• Variant this price buys: 24 x 16 inches, cooling gel memory foam - the deepest badge on this page
• Discount: 55% off, which is Rs. 2,200
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Deepest discount on the page
• Buying logic: read the price, not the badge

One thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees, thirty-three per cent off Rs. 2,999, and the priciest of the four pillows on this page. It is also the only one that is not really competing with the others. A cervical contour pillow has a moulded profile - a raised ridge under the neck and a hollow for the head - and it is meant to hold the cervical spine in a neutral position rather than to be comfortable in the ordinary sense. People who need one tend to know they need one. Two honest caveats. First, contour pillows suit back and side sleepers considerably better than front sleepers, for whom they can make matters worse. Second, if you have persistent neck pain, a pillow is a reasonable thing to try and a poor thing to rely on; that is a conversation for a doctor or a physiotherapist, and nothing on this page is medical advice. The cool pad in the name is a surface treatment on the foam. If you are buying a pillow simply because your current one has gone flat, the Rs. 859 fibre pair further down this chapter is the better-value purchase and we would point you there first.

• Price: Rs. 1,999 (stated MRP Rs. 2,999)
• Variant this price buys: Contoured cervical pillow with a cool pad - the most expensive pillow here
• Discount: 33% off, which is Rs. 1,000
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: For neck pain specifically
• Buying logic: a specific job

One thousand eight hundred and forty-nine rupees, twenty-six per cent off Rs. 2,499. Twenty-six by fifteen inches, and the widest of the four pillows here. The winged or butterfly shape means the pillow is thicker at the edges than in the middle, which is aimed at side sleepers: lying on your side leaves a bigger gap between your ear and the mattress than lying on your back does, so a pillow with more loft at the edge holds the head level where a flat one lets it drop. That is a sound principle rather than a marketing claim, and it is the sort of thing worth matching to how you actually sleep rather than to a badge. Sitting between the Rs. 1,799 cooling pillow and the Rs. 1,999 cervical one, the three Yawn pillows are close enough in price that the choice between them should be made on shape and sleeping position alone - fifty rupees either way is noise. The order of preference we would suggest: side sleeper, this one; neck trouble, the contour; sleeps hot, the cooling gel. Memory foam of any profile has a break-in period and an initial smell that fades.

• Price: Rs. 1,849 (stated MRP Rs. 2,499)
• Variant this price buys: 26 x 15 inches, winged butterfly profile in memory foam
• Discount: 26% off, which is Rs. 650
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: For side sleepers
• Buying logic: match it to your position

Eight hundred and fifty-nine rupees, twenty-two per cent off Rs. 1,099, for two pillows - four hundred and thirty rupees each. Set against the Rs. 1,799, Rs. 1,849 and Rs. 1,999 memory foam pillows above, that is roughly a quarter of the price, and for a large number of people it is the right purchase. Hollow fibre is polyester spun with a hollow core, which makes it lighter and loftier than solid fibre; it is soft, it is machine washable in a way memory foam is not, and it compresses over time and needs replacing every couple of years. Memory foam holds its shape far longer and supports the neck more consistently, and it cannot go in a washing machine. So the real trade is longevity and support against price and washability, and if you have children, guests, or a household where pillows get treated roughly, the washable pair at Rs. 430 each is the more sensible answer. A set of four is Rs. 1,649, which is Rs. 412 each and marginally better again. This is the cheapest head support in the feed and we would not talk anyone out of it.

• Price: Rs. 859 (stated MRP Rs. 1,099)
• Variant this price buys: Two fibre pillows - Rs. 430 each, the cheapest head support in the feed
• Discount: 22% off, which is Rs. 240
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Best value pillow
• Buying logic: washable, replaceable

One thousand two hundred and ninety-nine rupees, twenty-four per cent off Rs. 1,699, for a single at 90 by 60 inches. A small but genuinely useful thing about this listing: Sleepyhead sells it in deep teal, royal blue, ocean blue, lemon green and coffee brown, and every one of them is Rs. 1,299 with the same twenty-four per cent badge. That is not always how colour works in Indian retail - we have repeatedly found ranges where the colourway silently changes the price, and it is a habit worth checking for. Here it does not, so choose on colour alone. Reversible means the two faces are different colours, so one purchase gives you two looks. Microfibre is finely spun polyester: light, warm for its weight, quick to dry, cheap to make, and less breathable than cotton, which is the trade you are accepting. For most of India this is a monsoon and winter item rather than a year-round one, and at Rs. 1,299 it is priced accordingly. Check the size against your bed rather than your mattress, since a comforter needs overhang - the 90 by 60 single is generous for a single bed and short for a double.

• Price: Rs. 1,299 (stated MRP Rs. 1,699)
• Variant this price buys: Single, 90 x 60 inches, reversible microfibre - five colourways, same price
• Discount: 24% off, which is Rs. 400
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: One price, five colours
• Buying logic: colour does not change the price

Two thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees, twenty-three per cent off Rs. 3,899. This is a long bolster-style cushion that sits against the headboard and gives you something to lean on when you are sitting up in bed, which is a specific problem that a lot of people solve badly by stacking pillows behind them. It is the most expensive non-mattress item in the bedroom category and whether it is worth three thousand rupees depends entirely on whether you actually read, work or watch things in bed - if you do it nightly, it is a reasonable spend and it will stop you flattening your sleeping pillows; if you do it occasionally, it will end up on the floor. Sold in deep teal and ash grey at the same price. One practical caution: it is sized to a headboard rather than to a bed, so measure the width you want to cover before ordering, and it works considerably better against a flat headboard than against a slatted or curved one. Sleepyhead's own product photography shows it in a sofa context too, and it will do that job, though at that width it is a two-seater cushion rather than an armchair one.

• Price: Rs. 2,999 (stated MRP Rs. 3,899)
• Variant this price buys: Headboard-width back cushion, deep teal - also sold in ash grey
• Discount: 23% off, which is Rs. 900
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: For reading in bed
• Buying logic: only if you sit up in bed

One thousand six hundred and ninety-nine rupees, twenty-three per cent off Rs. 2,199, and the detail that matters is in the listing title rather than the picture: the fillers are included. Cushion covers are very often sold bare, and a set of covers at Rs. 1,699 without fillers would be a poor buy where the same money with fillers is a fair one - Sleepyhead sells its fibre cushion fillers separately in sets of five at Rs. 999, so the covers here are effectively Rs. 700. Always read that line before comparing cushion prices anywhere. Dual-sided means the two faces carry different patterns, so the set gives you two arrangements. Nine colourways exist across the Spring range - maroon, green and blue bases paired with white, grey and blue - and every one of them is Rs. 1,699, so again the colour choice is free. These are described in the feed as a Cushions product rather than a bedroom one and they will sit as happily on a sofa as on a bed, which is worth knowing given that sofas are the majority of what this company sells.

• Price: Rs. 1,699 (stated MRP Rs. 2,199)
• Variant this price buys: Dual-sided floral covers with fillers included - nine colourways at one price
• Discount: 23% off, which is Rs. 500
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: Fillers included
• Buying logic: check for fillers everywhere

Twenty-one thousand two hundred and ninety-nine rupees, twenty per cent off Rs. 26,665, and we are ending here because it puts the rest of the page in proportion. This frame costs more than every mattress in the feed at every size except the Technic Hybrid king. If you are furnishing a bedroom from nothing, the frame is the larger line item and the mattress is the one that decides how you sleep, which is close to the opposite of how most people budget. The king is Rs. 23,855, and the version with hydraulic storage - the gas-lift base that opens for bedding - is Rs. 36,750 in a queen. Storage is therefore a Rs. 15,451 upgrade, which is a real number to weigh against a chest of drawers. Only seven bed listings exist in the whole feed against twenty mattresses and sixty-six bedding items, so this is not the part of the catalogue Sleepyhead has built out. Without storage means a plain platform base. A final practical note that applies to everything above it on this page: measure the internal dimensions of any frame you buy against the mattress size you have chosen, because a 72-inch mattress in a 78-inch frame is a gap you will feel every night.

• Price: Rs. 21,299 (stated MRP Rs. 26,665)
• Variant this price buys: Queen upholstered bed frame, no storage - king Rs. 23,855; hydraulic version Rs. 36,750
• Discount: 20% off, which is Rs. 5,366
• Rating: none published - Sleepyhead's product feed carries no ratings or review counts
• Role: The frame underneath it all
• Buying logic: the biggest line item