Myer's have been making mattresses for over 100 years, first founding in 1876, establishing themselves as one of the longest standing mattress manufacturers in the world right now. Primarily sold in the UK, Myer’s have become a global brand in the last few decades, spreading themselves across all of America and Europe.
All mattresses sold by Myer's have a 5 year guarantee and that's great news for consumers like yourself, although for the money some people spend, I'd like to see longer on at least the higher end models. The Myer's range has changed and adapted over the years but presently they have 4 ranges. The first is a rolled range that competes directly with the mattress-in-a-box retailers. Secondly you have the ortho collection which is ideally suited to those that experience any sort of back pain, but if you're a side sleeper it can feel a bit unforgiving around the shoulder. Thirdly we have the comfort collection which consists of pocket sprung mattresses with fillings like memory foam and latex for an additional amount of comfort, and when I pressed into a couple of their foam topped options in-store, you could feel that slower 'hug' straight away.
Reviews for Myer’s mattresses are generally favourable, with people remarking the decent quality to cost ratios that allow people to get an affordable, yet comfortable night's sleep. People were especially favourable of the latex mattress offerings from Myer’s, ranking above many of the competition from Silentnight and Sealy on a consumer satisfaction survey and right into becoming one of our own best buys, although latex and foam can sleep a touch warmer than a more basic sprung-only mattress.
Should you be looking for the same sort of quality without memory foam we have the final niche, the natural collection. Again this is pocket spring in type but with luxurious fillings like cashmere, silk and wool, and the covers I've handled on these feel a bit more premium and smoother under the hand. Shop today for a Myer's mattress, the selection below is more than enough to get you on your Myer's sleep journey.
Myers Across Our Reviews
We've had Myers mattresses through our reviews over many years. The brand is part of the Silentnight Group alongside Silentnight itself, Rest Assured and Layezee, and that corporate backing gives it shared manufacturing infrastructure while letting it maintain its own identity and product positioning.
Build quality has been consistent with what a brand of this age would suggest. The pocket spring units are properly made, the natural fibre fillings use materials you'd expect in this category, and the covers are honest rather than flashy. Myers competes on traditional British construction at a price that sits below the heritage specialists, which is a credible niche in a market full of bed-in-a-box noise.
The Four Collections
The rolled range is Myers' answer to the D2C bed-in-a-box trend. Convenience of vacuum-packed delivery with traditional Myers build quality. For readers choosing between a Myers rolled mattress and an Emma or Simba, Myers brings the heritage credibility while the D2C brands bring broader marketing reach.
The ortho collection is the firmer end, designed for back pain or firm-preference sleepers. Works well for stomach sleepers and heavier back sleepers, less so for side sleepers who need pressure relief at the shoulder.
The comfort collection pairs pocket springs with memory foam and latex layers for a softer, more cushioning feel. This is where most average weight sleepers across all positions will find what they need.
The natural collection sits at the top with cashmere, silk and wool fillings over pocket spring bases. For buyers who want a Myers at the heritage quality level without stepping into Hypnos territory, the natural collection is the pick.
What We'd Highlight
The 5 year guarantee is short for the price. Several competitors offer 8 or 10 years at similar pricing, and Myers sits behind the category average on warranty length. In practice the mattresses tend to outlast the guarantee by a comfortable margin, but the headline number isn't where Myers wins.
Silentnight Group ownership matters for after-sales. Warranty and returns are handled through a larger UK manufacturing operation, which means more reliability than a small standalone brand could offer.
The brand isn't trying to be everything to everyone. Unlike brands that have expanded into dozens of niche models, Myers keeps its catalogue focused. Four collections covering four buyer profiles without overlap, which makes it easier to shop than most rivals. That focus is underrated.
