Saatva Labor Day sale 2024: The best deal until Black Friday
I’ve been tracking the Saatva Labor Day sales and now is the best time to buy one of these luxury mattresses
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Saatva’s Labor Day sale is a great time to secure a big price cut on the brand’s flagship mattress, the Saatva Classic innerspring hybrid. Today you can save $400 on orders worth $1,000+ at Saatva, reducing the cost of a queen size Classic mattress to $1,695 (was $2,095). This $400 discount is the best I’ve seen since Memorial Day and I don’t expect to see it again until Black Friday, so now is a good time to buy.
You’ll also get a lifetime warranty, year’s sleep trial, and free mattress installation with old bed removal. The Saatva Classic is our top recommendation for this year’s best mattress for all sleepers as it comes in three firmness levels and two heights to suit every major sleeping position.
Every Saatva mattress is on sale this Labor Day, including the Saatva RX, which I rate as the brand’s top option for sleepers with back pain. The cheapest Saatva bed in this year’s Labor Day mattress sales is the Memory Foam Hybrid, with a twin size discounted to $895 (was $1,295). While the size of the saving is the same as in last year’s sale, the MSRP on most Saatva mattresses has increased by $100 this year.
Saatva Labor Day mattress sale 2024: Top 7 deals
1. Saatva Classic: was from $1,395 now $995 at Saatva
The Saatva Classic is a luxury hotel-style innerspring hybrid mattress and our top recommendation for this year’s best hybrid mattress overall. It comes in three firmness levels and two heights (11.5” and 14.5”), so it suits most body weights and sleeping positions. My team and I awarded it an overall score of 4.5/5 in our Saatva Classic mattress review rating it for full back support and how well it reduces aches and pains. This Labor Day a queen size Saatva Classic is on sale for $1,695 (was $2,095), which is $100 cheaper than last month’s best price. I expect this deal to disappear fast after Labor Day has ended, so you don't have long to buy now.
Benefits: Year’s trial | Lifetime warranty | Free mattress installation and old bed removal
2. Saatva RX: was from $1,995 now $1,595 at Saatva
The Saatva RX is my top recommendation if you're shopping for the best mattress for back pain and I also recommend it to people with joint conditions such as arthritis. My Saatva RX mattress review team said it’s too firm for lighter weight side sleepers (those weighing under 150lbs), but everyone else slept well on it. This Labor Day you can save $400 on all sizes of the Saatva RX, with a queen size on sale for $2,895 (was $3,295). I don’t expect the price to drop this low again until Black Friday, but I do expect it to end as soon as Labor Day is over on Monday.
Benefits: Year’s trial | Lifetime warranty | Free mattress installation and old bed removal
3. Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid mattress: was from $1,295 now $895 at Saatva
The Memory Foam Hybrid Saatva’s most affordable mattress outside of the kids range, with a queen discounted to $1,445 (was $1,845) in Labor Day sales – I rarely see a queen Saatva mattress on sale for under $1,500 these days. As I explain in this Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid mattress review the mattress is a great choice for stomach and back sleepers who want the contouring feel of memory foam, but with a firmer, cooler feel compared to standard all-foam beds.
Benefits: Year’s trial | Lifetime warranty | Free mattress installation and old bed removal
4. Saatva Latex Hybrid mattress: was from $1,595 now $1,195 at Saatva
Natural latex mattresses are very expensive, but their cooling properties and heat-wicking benefits are worth it if you overheat in bed and want to take a greener approach to your sleep setup. A queen size Saatva Latex Hybrid mattress is on sale for $1,995 (was $2,395) this Labor Day, which is $100 cheaper than last month. The biggest savings are on the twin through full sizes, as the previous saving was $200 – you’re getting double the discount here.
Benefits: Year’s trial | Lifetime warranty | Free mattress installation and old bed removal
5. Saatva Contour5 mattress: was from $1,895 now $1,495 at Saatva
The Contour5 is Saatva’s newest premium foam mattress and I have it out on test to see how it stacks up against this year’s best memory foam mattresses. The Contour5 comes in two firmness levels and is made with 3” of 5lb high-density memory foam. Early test data tells us that it’s an excellent choice for pressure relief and motion isolation, with ample lumbar support. I think this could make it a good alternative to the Saatva RX for lighterweight side sleepers with back and joint pain. Ahead of Labor Day the Contour5 is on sale for $2,595 (was $2,995) in a queen.
Benefits: Year’s trial | Lifetime warranty | Free mattress installation and old bed removal
6. Saatva Loom & Leaf mattress: was from $1,595 now from $1,195 at Saatva
The Loom & Leaf is the Contour5's cheaper predecessor, and its back support means it's still placed in this year’s best memory foam mattress guide. The Loom & Leaf provides both body-hugging comfort with support to relieve lower back pain, and comes in two firmness levels: Firm or Relaxed Firm. Our reviewers for our Loom & Leaf mattress review loved how this bed suits all sleep styles and its excellent motion isolation for couples, but I'd like hot sleepers to be aware that it doesn't always sleep cool. Ahead of Labor Day, the Loom & Leaf is on sale for $1,995 (was $2,395) in a queen.
Benefits: Year’s trial | Lifetime warranty | Free mattress installation and old bed removal
7. Saatva Zenhaven Mattress: was from $1,995 now from $1,595 at Saatva
The Saatva Zenhaven is a dual-sided mattress, with one side providing a plusher feel. This all-latex foam bed is made from GOLS-certified natural latex. The five-zone design promises enhance lumbar support and pressure relief, while its ventilated air channels are there for enhanced breathability to keep you cool. Currently, a queen is reduced to $2,895 (down from $3,295).
Benefits: Year’s trial | Lifetime warranty | Free mattress installation and old bed removal
When does the 2024 Saatva Labor Day sale start?
We don’t have an official start date for 2024’s Saatva Labor Day mattress sale, but the discount of $400 off every Saatva mattress in every size has already been rolled out.
That means you’re getting a bigger discount on the more affordable Saatva mattresses and smaller bed sizes compared to what the general Saatva sale is offering right now.
Based on previous years, we predict the Saatva Labor Day sale will start at least two weeks out from Labor Day itself on Monday 2 September. We’ll be tracking every deal and price drop right here, so you won’t miss a saving.
Is this year's Saatva Labor Day sale any good?
Saatva mattress prices have risen this year, so while the $400 discount is the same as last year’s Labor Day sale, the price of most Saatva mattresses has increased because the MSRPs are higher compared to last year.
The Saatva Classic hybrid mattress, for example, was reduced to $1,595 (was $1,995) in last year’s Labor Day sale with a $400 discount. This year it’s on sale for $1,695 (was $2,095) with a $400 discount.
The benefits have definitely improved on Saatva mattresses this past year, with all main Saatva beds now coming with a year’s sleep trial, a lifetime warranty, and free mattress installation and old bed removal (White Glove Delivery).
Where to find the best Saatva Labor Day mattress sales
Saatva only sells its mattresses online and it doesn’t sell them via major third party retailers such as Mattress Firm. However you can buy Saatva bedding from the Saata Amazon store, though we haven’t seen any of it on sale there yet.
So the best Saatva Labor Day mattress sales will only be found on Saatva’s own website. You can try Saatva mattresses before you buy them by visiting one of 12 Saatva Viewing Rooms. They located as follows:
- New York – 969 Third Ave, New York, NY 10022
- Washington DC – 1714 14th Street NW, Washington, DC 20009
- San Francisco – 128 Post Street, San Francisco, CA 94108
- Los Angeles – 8715 Melrose Ave, West Hollywood, CA 90069
- Boston – 90 Newbury Street, Boston, MA 02116
- Chicago – 1534 North Halsted, Street Chicago, IL 60642
- Dallas – 3699 McKinney Ave, Dallas, TX, 75204
- Charlotte – 4425 Sharon Rd, Suite #150, NC 28211
- Portland – 1010 NW Flanders St. Suite 100, OR 97209
- Philadelphia – 1712 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
- Seattle – 4715 25th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98105
- San Diego – 4545 LaJolla Village Dr, Suite C6, CA 92122
You can read more about the Viewing Rooms in our guide to where to try a Saatva mattress before you buy online. All Saatva Viewing Rooms are staffed by the brand’s sleep experts who can answer questions about the best models and mattress firmness levels for your body and sleep. We also answer all of those questions in our guide to the best Saatva mattresses of 2024.
Is Labor Day a good time to buy a Saatva?
Yes, Labor Day is one of the best times of year to buy a Saatva mattress for a cheaper price compared to average monthly sales. It matches the prices and discounts we’ve seen during other major Saatva sales, including Black Friday, Presidents’ Day in February, and Memorial Day in May.
We don’t expect to see Saatva mattress prices drop as low in this year’s Labor Day sales compared to last year because the MSRPs have increased. Outside of a major holiday sale Saatva beds cost on average $100 more, so now is the best time to buy a Saatva mattress for the cheapest price possible. We don’t expect to see MRSPs drop this low again until the Black Friday mattress deals in November.
How to choose the best Saatva mattress for you in Labor Day sales
Saatva’s impressive lineup of luxury mattresses means that there’s a bed to suit every type of sleeper. When choosing a new mattress it’s important to consider what’s lacking from your current sleep set-up, and what works well. Do you require a bed with enhanced lumbar support, cooling technology, or perhaps you’re seeking something a little softer or firmer?
Back and stomach sleepers require something with a relatively firm tension to ensure correct spine alignment, while side sleepers require more sink-in support to remove pressure buildup from around the shoulders, hips and knees. However, firmness is subjective and body weight plays a significant role in how firm a mattress feels.
Mattress type and design is also important and Saatva’s sleep suite ranges between hybrid, memory foam, innerspring, organic and latex construction, each offering something slightly different in terms of comfort and support. When shopping for a new mattress, always opt for the bed best suited to you and your specific sleep needs and not the bed that has been discounted by the most.
How much should you pay for a Saatva mattress in Labor Day sales?
Saatva mattresses are luxury, hand-crafted beds and their premium price tag reflects that. However, the Labor Day sales has brought some models into the lower end of the premium price category. The Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid is Saatva’s entry level adult bed and currently costs $1,445 for a queen (was $1,845). Meanwhile, the Saatva Classic, which we deem to be the best mattress in the world right now, is $1,695 (was $2,095).
More specialist beds, such as the Saatva RX and the Saatva Solaire, currently cost $2,895 (was $3,295) and $4,095 (was $4,495) for a queen respectively. Will these prices come down any further as we head closer to Labor Day? It’s unlikely. Although these current savings match the discounts we saw during the last Labor Day sale event, rising MSRPs mean that you’ll pay slightly more for a Saatva this year.
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Claire Davies is Tom's Guide's mattress expert and main sleep product tester with over 15 years' product review experience, and she is responsible for all mattress and sleep coverage on the site. A qualified journalist, Sleep Editor and Certified Sleep Science Coach, Claire writes about all things related to sleep, from mattress reviews to the latest sleep techniques and research. Claire has interviewed a wealth of experts, from mattress designers and innovators to neuroscientists and doctors of sleep medicine. Before taking on the role of Sleep Editor, Claire worked as Health & Wellness Editor at Top Ten Reviews, and before that was a Senior Content Editor at T3. Claire is super-passionate about how consistent, good quality sleep can boost our physical and mental wellbeing, and would love to hear from PRs and brands regarding sleep products, services and research that can help our readers sleep better than ever.