Marks & Spencer's mattress range is part of its well-established Home & Furniture offering, covering pocket-spring, memory-foam and natural-fibre models designed for diverse sleep preferences . Positioned as mid- to upper-range products, these mattresses combine M&S’s reputation for quality and 10-year guarantees with accessible price points. Although M&S doesn’t publicly reveal all manufacturer details, production is UK-based and has been linked to experts such as Relyon.
M&S mattresses typically feature thousands of individually pocketed springs paired with natural fillings—wool, lambswool, cotton—and memory-foam or pillow-top layers . For example, the 1000-spring firm model uses pure new wool and cotton under an anti-allergy cover with vents and handles for breathability and hygiene . The 1500 and 1700 pocket-spring ranges offer varying firmness and edge-to-edge support, with wool or lambswool fillings and sturdy stitch-through construction for durability .
M&S combines trusted British craftsmanship with versatile comfort offerings. Their pocket-spring systems reduce motion transfer and provide zoned support, suited to couples and those with back-support needs . Anti-allergy ActiPro covers and antibacterial treatments promote a fresher sleep environment . Models range from medium-soft to extra-firm, giving customers control over their preference, whether they seek a plush feel or orthopaedic support .
At mid-market prices (around £299 to £899), M&S mattresses offer solid value via natural materials, a generous 10-year guarantee and UK manufacture . Reviews are generally positive: users describe the 1500-spring medium mattress as “heavenly comfortable” with “excellent” quality and support . Some users highlight that detailed specs like GSM and spring gauge aren’t provided, making comparisons trickier . Still, the mix of trusted brand quality, practical features and varied comfort levels positions M&S well against both budget and luxury mattress competitors.
