Private Label Mattress
Build a controlled brand program around an approved mattress platform, cover, labels, packaging and repeat-order specification.
Open private-label program →Develop a custom mattress around your market, price position and brand requirements. Our OEM workflow starts with a proven mattress platform and then defines size, firmness, materials, cover, branding, packaging and sample approval.
A custom mattress project should focus on the production brief: what must change from a standard platform, what must stay consistent, and what a custom mattress factory needs to confirm before sampling and production.
A useful custom mattress brief should specify the intended market and buyer channel first, then move into dimensions, comfort position, construction, cover, packaging and brand presentation.
Each option should be written into one controlled specification so sampling and production are aligned.
Build a controlled brand program around an approved mattress platform, cover, labels, packaging and repeat-order specification.
Open private-label program →Define project or market-specific dimensions together with construction, tolerance and packaging requirements.
Open custom-size OEM →Translate a soft-to-firm market position into a repeatable layer and support specification.
Open firmness OEM →Coordinate fabric, quilting, labels and brand presentation with the approved mattress SKU.
Open cover & branding →Plan flat pack, compressed or roll-pack presentation around logistics, recovery and brand requirements.
Open packaging program →Build the mattress and compression system together for boxed export and e-commerce supply.
Open roll-pack OEM →Use a physical sample and controlled revision process before releasing the OEM specification to production.
Open sample development →Customization works best when buyer requirements are converted into a written product specification instead of being handled as separate informal requests.
These fields help a custom mattress factory understand whether the request is a simple variant or a new development project.
| RFQ field | What to provide | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Market & channel | Country/region plus hotel, wholesale, retail or e-commerce use | Sets the commercial context and packaging expectations |
| Mattress construction | Hybrid, pocket spring, foam, latex, roll-pack or reference model | Defines the product starting point |
| Size & height | Finished dimensions and target overall height | Controls the finished specification and packaging direction |
| Firmness position | Soft, medium, medium-firm, firm or approved reference feel | Keeps sample evaluation focused |
| Cover & branding | Cover direction, label/logo and package presentation | Defines the private-label scope |
| Quantity & packaging | Estimated order quantity plus flat-pack or roll-pack preference | Supports production and logistics planning |
Use the existing catalog and technical content as inputs to the OEM brief instead of duplicating product information on this page.
Choose the nearest mattress construction or existing model.
Open → COMPONENTSReview foam, springs, latex, fabrics and support components.
Open → PRODUCTIONSee how the approved specification moves into production.
Open → PROJECT BRIEFSend your target market, specification and quantity.
Open →It means the commercial specification can be adjusted around the project, such as size, firmness, construction, cover, branding or packaging, subject to the chosen mattress platform and production feasibility.
For many projects, starting from the closest existing construction makes the brief easier to compare. New or deeper customization can then be defined from that reference point.
OEM covers what is customized. Applications covers who the mattress is for and how it will be sold or used. Keeping those intents separate reduces page overlap.
Send the target market, buyer channel, preferred construction, size, firmness, cover/brand needs, packaging preference and estimated quantity.
Send the target market, buyer channel, mattress construction, finished size, firmness, cover/branding requirements, packing preference and estimated quantity.