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Awara Premier Luxury Hybrid

Overall Rating

8.8

Awara Premier Luxury Hybrid

Bottom Line

The Awara Premier Luxury Hybrid is a supportive, breathable, and long-lasting mattress for budget shoppers.

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Avocado Green Mattress

Overall Rating

8.8

Avocado Green Mattress

Bottom Line

The Avocado Green is a latex hybrid mattress constructed from breathable, long-lasting, and eco-friendly materials.

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Awara and Avocado both made their mark by crafting beds with organic, natural, and sustainable materials. They boast top certifications and excellent customer reviews, which can make it tough to pick between them. Awara has two mattresses in its lineup, while Avocado has five, including a vegan version of its Green Mattress. 

Our team tested the Awara Premier Luxury Hybrid and the Avocado Green Mattress to see how they stack up against one another. These two latex hybrids share some of latex’s best qualities – durability, airflow, and responsiveness. 

We’ll explain their similarities and differences, highlighting constructions, materials, pricing, and performance so that you have all the information you need to make a purchase. We’ll also highlight real-world reviews, both from our testing team and customers who own these beds.

Quick Look

Awara
Avocado
Price Range (Queen)

$1,329

$1,799

Firmness Options

Medium Firm (6)

Medium (5), Medium Firm (6), Firm (7)

Standout Features
  • Comfort layer of natural Dunlop latex provides durability, bounce, and pressure relief.
  • Innerspring support core contributes responsiveness and sturdiness
  • Eco-conscious materials including latex certified by the Rainforest Alliance
  • High-end materials that meet rigorous standards for organic production while generating support and responsiveness
  • Zoned coils amplify tailored cushioning and edge support
  • Multiple product options including two firmness choices and a Vegan model
Sleep Trial & Warranty
  • 365 nights (30-night requirement)
  • Lifetime, Limited
  • 365 nights (30-night break-in period)
  • 25 Year, Limited
Customer Service
  • A+
  • A+

Our Testing Team’s Take

When we test mattresses, we take a hands-on approach that starts in our Seattle sleep lab. We examine each bed to see how it performs against a battery of tests, looking at factors like pressure relief, responsiveness, and temperature regulation. 

Our testing team members also try each mattress personally in the lab and at home to determine which are the best mattresses. Their scores indicate how comfortable and supportive a particular bed will feel for other people with similar weights and sleeping positions. To date, we’ve tested almost 2,000 mattresses and counting. 

Our Verdict  

Both the Awara Premier Luxury Hybrid and the Avocado Green Mattress are worthy contenders for those seeking a luxe latex hybrid. The Avocado is priced a bit higher than the Awara, but their price-points and company policies are in the same ballpark. Both beds have numerous organic certifications and a well-earned reputation for quality. 

Danny Noyed

Daniel Noyed

Senior Product Editor

Back sleeper

165 pounds

Dunks head in ice water to wake up

The Awara Premier Luxury Hybrid has the classic strong performance that I love from a latex hybrid. It’s very breathable and the latex sort of cups you instead of hugging close like memory foam, so it stays cool throughout the night. The Awara has a bouncier feel to it that I personally enjoy, but you will end up feeling it when your partner moves on the other side of the bed.

These two beds have a fair amount in common – they’re cooling mattresses that relieve pressure effectively and have latex’s characteristically responsive feel. Their main difference lies in their firmness and profile options. The Avocado comes in three firmness levels, but the standard model is firm (7). If you want a medium firm (6) or medium (5) Avocado, you’ll have to pay a significant upcharge. 

The Awara comes in one option, medium firm (6). If you want a thick mattress with plush cushioning, opt for one of the two softer Avocado models or the Awara. Those looking for strong, even support will likely prefer the standard Avocado.  

Logan Foley

Logan Foley

Editorial Director

Side sleeper

140 pounds

Has too many dogs in the bed

I love the Avocado. I’m a sucker for organic marketing, but I also think this mattress can back up its claims. Not only is it exceptionally comfortable, it provides great support and is great at not trapping heat. I find latex to be a bit too bouncy for me on an everyday basis, but for someone who moves a lot during the night, it’s a great choice.

Construction and Materials

These two latex hybrids have distinct constructions with some shared materials.  

Construction AnalysisAwaraAvocado
CoverRayon from bamboo and organic wool blendOrganic cotton
Comfort Layer4” Dunlop latexOrganic wool2” Dunlop latex
Transitional LayerN/A1” Dunlop latex
Support Core8” pocketed coils8” pocketed coils (zoned support, perimeter reinforcement)

Awara Premier Luxury Hybrid Breakdown 

The Awara Premier Luxury Hybrid has a straightforward but effective construction. It’s 12 inches tall and has a medium firm feel that ranks as a 6 out of 10 on our firmness scale. Its quilted cover is made from soft bamboo-derived rayon that’s stitched into organic wool from New Zealand. Together, these two materials help wick away moisture and regulate temperature. 

The comfort system has 4 inches of Dunlop latex that’s Global Organic Latex Standard (GOLS) and Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified. The latex supports your body and alleviates pressure point pain without the hugging feel of memory foam. There are hundreds of small holes in the latex that allow air to move through the mattress without warming up.

The support core is made from 8 inches of individually wrapped pocketed coils. They move independently from one another to prevent excessive bounce and motion transfer. The coils are stronger around the mattress’ perimeter to create robust edge support. The cover includes handles to make moving the mattress easier. 

Avocado Green Mattress Breakdown 

If you decide on the Avocado Green Mattress, you’ll need to pick between three firmness levels that all have different height profiles and slightly varied constructions. The Standard model is firm (7), while the Medium and Plush options are medium firm (6) and medium (5). 

All three models have a Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) organic cotton cover as well as an 8-inch pocketed coil support core. The coils have a zoned support system that reinforces the edges and increases pushback beneath your midsection to align your spine. They all have a 1-inch Dunlop latex transitional layer as well. 

The comfort systems differ between the three models. The Standard’s is made from GOTS-certified organic wool and 2 inches of latex. The Medium model has a pillow-top that adds 2 more inches of Dunlop latex to increase cushioning. The Plush option has a box-top with a layer of blended wool, silk, and mohair, 3 inches of bouncy Talalay latex, and 3 more inches of Dunlop latex. All the layers are needle-tufted together and don’t contain any glue. 

The pillow-top and box-top options cost considerably more than the Standard model, but those who want extra height or a plusher mattress may find the added expense worth it. 

Mattress Sizing and Weight 

The Avocado Green Mattress is available in three profiles: 11 inches, 13 inches, and 15.5 inches. The first two fit within most standard sheets, while the taller mattress needs deep-pocket sheets. The Awara Premier Luxury Hybrid is 12 inches tall. They are each around 100 pounds and require two people to move. Both models come in a full range of sizes from twin to California king. The Awara is also available as a split king. 

Mattress ModelProfileWeight (Queen)
Awara Premier Luxury Hybrid12”100 lbs.
Avocado11”, 13”, 15.5”97 lbs.

Performance Ratings 

Our experts found that these two beds share common characteristics, which isn’t a huge surprise considering their similar materials and constructions. Both beds are very easy to move around on, thanks to the latex comfort systems’ buoyant feels. On the flip side, neither one is particularly good at isolating motion. If you’re a light sleeper, you may feel your partner move from your side of the bed. 

The Avocado sleeps slightly cooler than the Awara, but both beds are exceptionally good at regulating temperature and hot sleepers should be comfortable on either model. The same goes for those seeking pressure relief and edge support – the Avocado outperforms the Awara but by a very small measure. 

The firm Avocado model is very versatile and proved supportive for all sleepers on our team over 130 pounds. Back and side sleepers under 130 liked the pillow-top and box-top versions more than the firm, while none of the options were exactly right for stomach sleepers under 130. The Awara also got high marks from many of our testers. In particular, those between 130 and 230 pounds reported a comfortable balance between support and cushioning. 

Category

Premier Luxury Hybrid Avocado Green Mattress
Motion Isolation 6 /10 6.5 /10
Ease of Movement 9 /10 9 /10
Temperature Regulation 8.5 /10 9 /10
Pressure Relief 7 /10 7 /10
Odor Emissions 8.5 /10 9 /10
Edge Support 8 /10 8 /10

Mattress Pricing 

Latex mattresses and organic mattresses typically cost more than standard hybrid mattresses, all-foam beds, and innersprings. Labor and harvesting costs make latex one of the priciest mattress materials. Organic and eco-friendly certifications drive costs up even more, but they also ensure that customers get high-quality products that are backed by third-party agencies. 

Both the Awara Premier Luxury Hybrid and Avocado Green Mattress carry GOLS certifications, and they’re priced about average for a high-end latex mattress. Adding a pillow-top or box-top to your Avocado Green Mattress will increase the bed’s overall cost by at least $600.

Awara and Avocado offer generous policies including free shipping, optional White Glove delivery, and 365-night sleep trials. The Awara carries a lifetime warranty, while the Avocado has a 25-year warranty. 

PolicyAwara Premier Luxury HybridAvocado Green Mattress
Sleep Trial365 nights365 nights
WarrantyLifetime, limited25 year, limited
ShippingFree to contiguous U.S.Free to contiguous U.S.
White Glove DeliveryAvailable for an added feeAvailable for an added fee

What Customers Are Saying

People who own the Awara and Avocado mattresses praise both beds for their durability and quality. Hot sleepers give them high marks as well. Eco-friendly shoppers appreciate their natural materials and the companies’ sustainable practices. Some side sleepers found the Avocado a bit too firm, even with the optional pillow-top addition. On the other hand, back and stomach sleepers appreciate its structure and support. 

Customers who own the Awara report that it has enough cushioning to keep side sleepers’ hips and shoulders comfortable and supported. Many reviewers comment on the Awara and Avocado’s high price tags but feel that the beds are luxe and worth the cost. When choosing a mattress, your body weight, sleeping position, and habits are the most important factors to consider.

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