The Company Store Mattress Review: Test Lab Ratings

Compared to other latex hybrid models we’ve tested, The Company Store Mattress isolates motion moderately well. Its two polyfoam layers absorb many surface vibrations and the latex also dampens movement, though some vibrations may travel because of the latter material’s responsiveness.

Our team members detected minimal movement when a testing partner changed positions on the opposite side of the bed. When we dropped a kettlebell on the surface, our vibrational sensors detected a moderate spread of movement. We don’t expect this motion transfer to disrupt most sleepers, but those who awaken easily and share their bed with a very active partner might notice.

The Company Store Mattress contours to a sleeper’s body to reduce pressure accumulation. This level of pressure relief is on par with many hybrid models with a medium firm feel.

Two layers of quilted polyfoam cushion the surface, while the Talalay latex underneath adds responsive contouring. By dispersing the sleeper’s weight, there’s less force around pressure-prone areas, such as the hips and shoulders. The microcoil system adds to this effect by adjusting quickly to the sleeper’s shape and movements.

In our tests, team members of all weights and sleep positions felt they experienced enough pressure relief to rest comfortably on the bed. Our pressure mapping also showed that the mattress spread out their weight fairly evenly, limiting pressure buildup.

Thanks to its breathable design, The Company Store Mattress excels at temperature control. While we expect most latex hybrids to perform well in this category, The Company Store Mattress stands out among its peers.

The cover uses a temperature-regulating, moisture-wicking blend of silk, wool, and cashmere. Underneath, copper, silver, and gel fibers are designed to combat microbial growth while transferring away heat. The gel in both polyfoam layers is also intended to reduce heat buildup, while airflow through the Talalay latex layer and two coil systems effectively cools the surface.

Our temperature readings showed that very little heat lingered on The Company Store Mattress after our testers moved. Team members also reported maintaining a neutral temperature throughout the testing process. Because of its exceptional breathability, we recommend The Company Store Mattress for hot sleepers.

The Company Store Mattress has solid edge support, which is aligned with most similarly constructed models. Talalay latex compresses over a wider area than polyfoam or memory foam, meaning sleepers are unlikely to feel like the mattress is sagging under their weight if they get close to the edge. The coil systems also provide significant pushback, supporting sleepers well when they approach the perimeter.

Across weight groups and sleep positions, our team members could comfortably sit or lie along the edge without feeling like they might slide off. While those over 230 pounds didn’t feel quite as secure as other testers, no team members reported feeling the need to gravitate toward the center of the bed.

Because of its responsive materials, The Company Store Mattress is easy to move on. This is consistent with other latex hybrid models we’ve tested in our sleep lab.

While the quilted polyfoam layers conform to the body, they do not maintain a lasting impression when the sleeper moves. Talalay latex also adjusts to the shape of the sleeper, but its natural buoyancy gives a lifting sensation that facilitates movement. The two coil layers add to the mattress’ springy, responsive feel.

Our testers could change positions with little effort, so this mattress might be a good fit for combination sleepers and active sleepers who want to be able to move easily.

Off-gassing stems from volatile organic compounds (VOCs) produced during the foam manufacturing process that linger in a mattress when it’s compressed for shipment.

The Company Store Mattress contains some polyfoam, but most of the materials are not typically associated with off-gassing odors. Additionally, the foam is CertiPUR-US certified, so it meets third-party standards for low VOC emissions.

When our testers received the mattress, they detected a slight initial smell, but they reported that it almost entirely dissipated within 24 hours.