Stumptown Mattress Review

Stumptown Mattress is an independent maker in Portland, Oregon. It builds its beds in Washington state with CertiPUR-US foams and no fiberglass. The bed-in-a-box line centers on the medium-firm Original all-foam and the medium Hybrid coil mattress. You get a 100-night guarantee and a 10-year warranty. If you live near Portland, you can also get friendly local showroom service. It's a good fit if you want a small regional alternative to the national chains.

If you sleep on your side, start with the Hybrid, which is medium with pressure-easing foam over coils, or the softer Eco. Back sleepers should try the medium-firm Original or Peak for alignment. Stomach sleepers should look at the firmer Juniper or a firm-feel Luxe option, since soft models may sink.

Couples get the lowest motion transfer from the Original. Hot sleepers get coil airflow plus gel-infused foam from the Hybrid. The brand calls its foam a cool memory foam and doesn't publish lab cooling data. Kids, bunks and lofts suit the 7 in Juniper. RV owners can use the purpose-size RV line.

If you have back pain, the Original is marketed for contouring support. Qualified customers can buy with HSA or FSA funds through Truemed.

Original prices on the official site are Twin $699, Twin XL $849, Full $949, Queen $999, King $1,249 and California King $1,249. Hybrid prices are Twin $599, Twin XL $699, Full $749, Queen $799, King $1,099 and California King $1,099. The collection page lists other starting prices. Eco is from $499, Juniper from $599, Peak from $899 and Luxe from $499. A platform base is from $199 and a Luxe topper from $499. We saw a Peak Queen at $1,199 and King at $1,499 on its product page.

Your value case is free boxed shipping, a 100-night guarantee and a 10-year warranty (15 years on Luxe). You also get CertiPUR-US foams with no fiberglass, and HSA and FSA eligibility through Truemed for qualified buyers. The brand doesn't publish discount history or price-match terms (checked September 2026).

The Original has a breathable knit cover and an open-cell Serene-type memory foam comfort layer of about 3 in. Under that sits a dense 7 in high-density foam base. It's an 11 in all-foam build with American-made foams, described as vegan.

The Hybrid has a soft moisture-wicking knit cover and quilted firm foam with an Eco Loft fire-barrier sock. It also has just under an inch of copper-gel-infused comfort foam and an 8 in pocketed coil unit with firmer perimeter coils. A Queen has 730 coils. A 1 in stabilizing base foam finishes the build, and it's 11 in tall.

The Peak uses gel memory foam, a zoned coil unit, Talalay latex and an organic-cotton-blend cover. The Luxe has an organic wool quilt and organic cotton cover. You can pick organic Dunlop latex or copper memory foam, and a mineral-based cooling gel grid is included.

Across the line, the brand states CertiPUR-US foams, no fiberglass, no formaldehyde, no PBDEs, no mercury or heavy metals and low VOCs. An Eco Loft fire sock appears on cited models. The brand doesn't publish full layer densities or coil gauges (checked September 2026).

Stumptown backs standard mattresses with a 10-year warranty (15 years for Luxe) against manufacturing defects. That includes foam compression over 1.5 in and seam or stitching defects. Normal settling and ordinary body impressions are excluded.

For care, rotate head to foot every 2 weeks for the first 3 months, then every 2 to 3 months. Use a breathable waterproof protector. Allow 4 to 6 hours for the roll-packed bed to expand. Use a proper slatted, platform, foundation or adjustable base with center support over Full. Avoid floors, solid non-vented surfaces and old flex-coil box springs. The brand doesn't publish independent long-term durability testing or sag-rate data (checked September 2026).

On the brand's site, 96 percent of customers recommend it. The Original shows 4.9 from 333 reviews and the Hybrid 4.7 from 135. The Peak shows 4.8 from 78 and the Eco 4.8 from 31. Its Portland showroom, Mattress Lot, is described on mattresslot.com as voted Best Mattress Store in Portland for 2024.

The brand doesn't publish recurring praise themes or third-party complaint patterns from Google, Yelp or BBB (checked September 2026). The guarantee page notes that returns need clean, unstained, odor-free mattresses with the law tag kept. That's a policy condition, not a complaint.

You can try and buy at the Mattress Lot showroom, 2406 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland, OR 97232. It's open 7 days from 11am to 6pm. Call 503-265-8541. You can also order online at stumptownmattress.com, with store pickup usually ready in 24 hours. You can contact the brand by email. A bulk-orders page serves rentals and hospitality.

The brand doesn't publish other retail partners, marketplaces or nationwide store footprints (checked September 2026).

Boxed delivery is free. It takes 1 to 4 business days in Oregon and Washington, and 2 to 6 business days elsewhere. Twin XL, California King and select RV sizes are made to order and can take up to 14 days, about 1 to 2 weeks. The company team handles Portland-area delivery, sometimes with TaskRabbit-type couriers. Everywhere else ships by UPS.

Setup is DIY. Unbox it and let it expand for 4 to 6 hours. It's ready the same evening after several hours. The brand doesn't publish standard old-mattress haul-away, white-glove setup or paid removal fees (checked September 2026). Mattress pickup applies to 100-night returns through nonprofit or hauler partners, with curbside or front-door handoff only.

The 100-night guarantee covers mattresses only. Bedding and pillows are final sale. You must sleep on the bed at least 21 days and decide within 100 days of receipt. To return, email the brand with your name, address and receipt number. The brand arranges nonprofit or hauler pickup, which can take up to 2 weeks or longer in remote areas. Photograph or scan the pickup receipt and email it in. A full refund goes to your original card once removal is confirmed, and card crediting takes up to 10 days.

The mattress must be in good, donate-able, unstained, undamaged, odor-free condition with the law tag kept. You get one mattress refund per household every 18 months. The pickup party won't go beyond the front-door area and may ask for curb or porch placement. If no nonprofit accepts it, a private hauler, waste service or reseller may remove it.

The brand doesn't publish exchanges, restocking fees or return shipping fees (checked September 2026). Purchases outside the Stumptown line at Mattress Lot carry separate terms.

You get a 10-year warranty on standard mattresses and 15 years on the Luxe, for the original purchaser only. It's non-transferable. It covers manufacturing defects in normal use. That's foam compression (sag) greater than 1.5 in, and fabric tears or seam failures from faulty stitching. Confirmed defects are resolved by replacement.

It excludes normal settling and ordinary body impressions under 1.5 in. Comfort preference is out, and so is damage from misuse, neglect, abuse, improper support, stains, odors, pet dander or mold. Removing the law tag voids coverage. Claims need photos showing the defect plus a proper slatted, platform, foundation or adjustable base. File by email.

The brand doesn't publish prorating, transport charges or claim time limits beyond the coverage periods (checked September 2026). 45th Street Bedding accessories carry a 1-year defect warranty.

Stumptown positions itself as a small regional alternative to national bed-in-a-box chains. You get Washington-built beds, CertiPUR-US foams with no fiberglass, and zoned and copper-gel options on upper models. Pricing is everyday, without games. There's Portland showroom service, and donation-based returns that keep beds from landfill.

If you're cross-shopping large online brands, you'll find fewer third-party reviews and fewer firmness choices per model here. There's also no published white-glove or old-bed removal program. The brand doesn't publish head-to-head lab comparisons, market-share data or independent comfort rankings against named competitors (checked September 2026).

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.