Mattress 1928 Review

Mattress 1928 is a family-run, single-store mattress shop in Grand Forks, North Dakota. It sells value to premium innerspring mattresses from about $195 to $2,275. It's best if you live nearby and want in-person help and made-to-order sizes. The brand doesn't publish a trial, warranty or certifications online (checked September 2026). It also doesn't publish national shipping details. If you shop online only, you'll find too little to compare.

If you're on a tight budget, or furnishing a guest or kids' room, start with the Ortho Restwell 7-inch, Cuba City Firm or Breckenridge Plush. They have the lowest entry prices. Back and stomach sleepers who want firmer support can look at the Charlton, Dilworth, Carlye, Tuscany, DaVinci, Empire HD, Dura-Last or Signature Firm. Test them in store.

Side sleepers who want pressure relief can look at the Plush, Euro-top and Pillow-Top versions. They're offered on Carlye, Charlton, DaVinci, Dilworth, Dura-Last, Empire, Kaylee, Signature and Tuscany. If you need an odd size or shape, ask about made-to-order sizing. If you use an adjustable base, confirm compatibility first, since the Breckenridge isn't compatible.

Entry prices start with the Ortho Restwell 7-inch from $195, Breckenridge Plush from $265 and Cuba City Firm from $320. Value lines include Dilworth at $475 to $525, Charlton at $795 to $850 and Tuscany at $850 to $925. We also saw Francesca at $875 to $900. Mid lines include Kaylee at $950 to $1,075, Carlye at $1,075 to $1,175 and DaVinci at $1,250 to $1,295.

Premium lines are Dura-Last and Empire at $1,475 to $1,575 each, Signature at $1,875 to $2,275, Reserve at $1,650 to $2,050 and Copper at $1,475 to $1,800. These are mattress-only starting prices. You'll pay extra for a box spring and frame. Entry prices are low and the choice of feels is wide. But value is hard to judge, since the brand doesn't publish full specs, a trial, a warranty or reviews (checked September 2026).

The official page says the Breckenridge Plush uses a 300 Continuous Coil Series with Motion Reducing Foam and Medium Polyurethane Foam. The site groups other beds under pocket-coil, continuous-coil and general mattress categories. That points to innerspring builds with foam comfort layers.

The brand doesn't publish per-model coil counts, gauges, foam densities, ILDs, heights or cover fabrics (checked September 2026). It also doesn't publish certifications such as CertiPUR-US, GOTS, GOLS or OEKO-TEX. A box spring and frame are sold separately at extra cost.

Durability evidence is thin. We found no expected lifespan, sag threshold, coil-fatigue data or independent durability testing for any of the 12 models (checked September 2026). We also found no warranty page or term length that would hint at coverage.

The Breckenridge is listed as not customizable and not adjustable-base compatible, which may affect how well your setup holds up over time. The brand doesn't publish long-term hold-up information.

We saw no brand-site reviews on the product and shop pages we could read. The brand doesn't publish third-party reviews from Google, Yelp, BBB or mattress press, or star ratings and review counts (checked September 2026).

It also doesn't publish complaint themes for comfort, sagging, delivery or service. There's too little public feedback for you to judge from reviews alone.

You can buy and try at the single official store. Mattress 1928 is at 3650 S. Washington St., Grand Forks, ND 58201. The phone is (701) 757-1928. Hours are Mon to Thu 9AM to 6PM, Fri 9AM to 5PM, Sat 10AM to 5PM and Sun Noon to 5PM, per the official site. You can also buy online through the official shop at mattress1928.com/shop.

We found no other stores, retail partners or marketplace storefronts (checked September 2026).

The official site advertises free, convenient in-town delivery and made-to-order beds in any size or shape. It notes free delivery on the Prestige line. The shop lists a Removal service for $25.00. Mattresses are sold mattress-only, and a box spring and frame cost extra.

The brand doesn't publish shipping beyond Grand Forks, delivery timeframes, shipping costs or a free-shipping threshold (checked September 2026). It also doesn't publish room-of-choice setup, white-glove service or haul-away terms beyond Removal.

The brand doesn't publish a sleep-trial length, trial terms or start date (checked September 2026). It also doesn't publish returns, exchanges, restocking fees, return-shipping fees or condition requirements. Custom and made-to-order return eligibility isn't published either.

You should get any trial and return promises in writing before you buy.

The brand doesn't publish mattress warranty length or coverage terms (checked September 2026). That includes the sag-depth threshold, covered defects, exclusions and claim process. We found no warranty page on the official site.

You should get any warranty promise in writing before you buy.

Against Original Mattress Factory, a regional factory-direct seller, Mattress 1928 offers similar local-shop innerspring choice. It loses on published specs, warranty and a multi-store network. Against Denver Mattress and Furniture Row, it wins on single-store personal service. It loses on published trial, warranty, specs and delivery network.

Against Saatva and WinkBed, the online premium innersprings, it wins on in-person try and low entry prices. It loses on published trial, warranty, certifications, reviews and nationwide shipping. Against Zinus and Lucid, the budget online brands, it wins on in-store help and custom sizes. It loses on spec sheets, review volume and online availability.

We read the brand's own product, policy and warranty pages, then checked retailer listings and public complaint sites like the Better Business Bureau. We last checked everything here in September 2026. Prices and policies change, so confirm them on the seller's page before you buy. You can read more in our methodology and editorial policy.