Quick Answer: Sleep In makes 7 mattresses ranging from the $330 Restopedic (orthopedic firm) to the $1,650 Bella Tight Top (premium firm luxury). All are Canadian-made. The right choice depends on your firmness preference, budget, and whether you need specific features like zero motion transfer or orthopedic support. Try them at our Brantford showroom to compare.
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Sleep In is a Canadian mattress manufacturer whose products we have carried at Mattress Miracle for years. Their lineup covers a wide range of price points and firmness levels, and every model is made in Canada. What makes them worth a closer look is the consistency of their construction quality across price points. The $330 Restopedic is a genuinely well-built mattress for its price. The $1,350 Bella is a premium product that competes with brands twice its cost.
This guide covers seven Sleep In models currently in our showroom. We also carry other Sleep In mattresses (the Elena, Whitney, and Dream Catcher) with their own dedicated reviews.
The Sleep In Lineup at a Glance
All 7 Models, Sorted by Queen Price
- Restopedic - Queen $450 | Orthopedic, firm, therapeutic support
- Velvet Rose - Queen $540 | Plush, velvet cover, medium comfort
- Spring Free Euro Top - Queen $600 | All-foam, zero motion transfer
- Amenity - Queen $750 | Balanced comfort, versatile, mid-range
- Esha Premium - Queen $1,050 | Multi-layer premium, flagship comfort
- Leisure Sleep Premium - Queen $990 | Deep pressure relief, luxury
- Bella Tight Top - Queen $1,350 | Premium firm, tight top construction
Restopedic: Orthopedic Firm ($330-$720)
The Restopedic is Sleep In's therapeutic-grade mattress, built specifically for people who need firm, even support across the entire sleep surface. This is not a mattress that tries to be everything to everyone. It's for back support, period.
The orthopedic construction distributes body weight evenly to reduce pressure concentration at the hips and shoulders. The result is a flat, supportive surface that keeps the spine in a neutral position. Back sleepers and stomach sleepers tend to do well on it. Side sleepers who prefer firm surfaces may find it comfortable, but those who need more shoulder and hip contouring will want to look at the Velvet Rose or Spring Free instead.
At a Queen price of $450, this is the most accessible Canadian-made mattress in the Sleep In lineup and one of the best-value firm mattresses we carry in the store.
Velvet Rose: Plush Comfort ($465-$810)
The Velvet Rose occupies the soft end of the Sleep In spectrum. The velvet-style cover creates a premium surface feel that belies the price point, and underneath, the medium comfort construction provides enough cushion for side sleepers without completely sacrificing support for back sleepers.
What surprises most customers about the Velvet Rose is the feel-to-price ratio. At $540 for a Queen, the plush surface competes with mattresses at $800 or more from other brands. Sleep In achieves this partly because they manufacture in Canada and sell through independent retailers like us rather than maintaining expensive showrooms.
This is the Sleep In mattress we most often recommend for guest rooms and adult children's bedrooms where you want genuine comfort without the investment of a primary bedroom mattress. It performs above its price point consistently.
Spring Free Euro Top: All-Foam ($510-$900)
The Spring Free is exactly what it sounds like: no coils, no springs, just layered foam with a euro top finish. The primary advantage is zero motion transfer. If your partner moves during the night, the foam isolates that movement to their side of the mattress.
Euro top construction means the comfort layer is stitched flush with the mattress edges rather than sitting as a separate pillow top. This creates a cleaner visual profile and a surface that contours without the distinct "pillow on a mattress" feel of a pillow top. The foam layers work together to provide body-conforming support that adapts to your shape.
Who Should Choose All-Foam
The Spring Free is specifically good for couples where one partner is a light sleeper. Foam's motion isolation is its defining practical advantage over coil-based mattresses. It is also a solid choice for anyone who dislikes the bouncy feel of springs. The trade-off: all-foam mattresses don't provide the same edge support as coil mattresses, so sitting on the edge of the bed feels less stable. If you tend to sleep near the edge or sit on the side of the bed frequently, a coil-based model may suit you better.
Amenity: The Versatile Middle ($675-$1,020)
The Amenity is Sleep In's most versatile mattress, designed to satisfy the widest range of sleepers. In our experience at Mattress Miracle, this is the model that gets the most "that's comfortable" reactions across different body types and sleep positions.
The balanced construction provides enough support for back sleepers while offering enough contouring for side sleepers. It sits in the medium firmness range, which research from the Journal of Chiropractic Medicine suggests is the most broadly suitable firmness level for spinal alignment across multiple sleep positions.
At $750 for a Queen, the Amenity occupies the mid-range of the lineup. It's the natural choice for shoppers who don't have strong feelings about firmness and want a reliable, well-built mattress that handles all sleeping positions without excelling in one at the expense of others. In our showroom, this is the mattress we suggest trying first as a reference point before testing firmer or softer options.
Esha Premium: Flagship Comfort ($930-$1,350)
The Esha is where Sleep In moves into premium territory. Multiple comfort and support layers work together to create a mattress that adapts to your sleep position while maintaining structural support underneath. The construction is more complex than the entry-level models, with distinct zones for pressure relief and spinal alignment.
What sets the Esha apart from the Amenity is depth of comfort. The additional layers provide a more graduated transition from surface softness to core support. You feel supported without feeling the mattress's structure. At the Amenity's price point, you feel comfortable. At the Esha's, you feel like the mattress was designed around you.
Customers at our store who try the Esha after the Amenity typically notice the difference immediately. Whether that difference justifies an additional $300 at the Queen price depends on how much you value the premium feel for something you use eight hours a night. In our experience, people who invest in the Esha don't regret it.
Leisure Sleep Premium: Deep Luxury ($960-$1,290)
The Leisure Sleep Premium is designed for one specific outcome: maximum comfort. This is Sleep In's indulgence mattress, built for people who want the richest possible sleep surface without concern for firmness. It leans plush.
The multi-layer construction prioritises deep pressure relief, which means the mattress cradles the body's contours more aggressively than the Amenity or Esha. For side sleepers, this translates to significant relief at the shoulder and hip. For back sleepers who prefer a softer surface, the Leisure Sleep provides a cradled-in feeling without the hammock effect that poorly designed soft mattresses produce.
Available in Double, Queen, and King only (no Twin). This is a primary bedroom mattress for people who know they want plush and have the budget for it.
Firmness and Sleep Position
The Canadian Chiropractic Association notes that mattress firmness should support neutral spinal alignment specific to your dominant sleep position. Side sleepers generally benefit from softer surfaces that allow the shoulder and hip to sink in without misaligning the spine (Leisure Sleep, Velvet Rose). Back sleepers benefit from medium firmness that supports the lumbar curve without excess pressure (Amenity, Esha). Stomach sleepers and people with back pain often do best on firmer surfaces that prevent the pelvis from sinking too deeply (Restopedic, Bella). These are guidelines, not rules. The best test is lying on each mattress in our showroom for at least five minutes in your primary sleep position.
Bella Tight Top: Firm Luxury ($1,260-$1,650)
The Bella Tight Top is Sleep In's premium firm option. "Tight top" means the comfort layers are integrated directly into the mattress structure rather than sitting as a separate layer on top. The result is a firmer, flatter surface that uses the same premium materials as the pillow-top models but delivers them with less surface cushion.
This is the mattress for people who want luxury construction and materials but prefer firm support. The tight top design provides a stable, responsive sleep surface that doesn't have the plush give of a euro top or pillow top. Back and stomach sleepers who want quality without softness are the primary audience.
At $1,350 for a Queen, the Bella is Sleep In's most expensive model and competes directly with premium mattresses from brands that charge considerably more. The Canadian manufacturing keeps the price lower than imported equivalents, and the construction quality at this tier is genuinely comparable to products in the $2,000 to $2,500 range from larger brands.
Which Sleep In Mattress to Choose
Choose Based on Your Priority
- Budget + back support: Restopedic ($450 Queen) provides genuine orthopedic support at the lowest price.
- Budget + comfort: Velvet Rose ($540 Queen) punches above its weight in plush feel.
- Couples + motion isolation: Spring Free ($600 Queen) eliminates partner disturbance with all-foam construction.
- Best all-around: Amenity ($750 Queen) satisfies the widest range of sleepers at a reasonable price.
- Premium comfort: Esha ($1,050 Queen) adds depth and sophistication to the Amenity's balanced approach.
- Maximum plush: Leisure Sleep ($990 Queen) is the most indulgent sleep surface in the lineup.
- Premium firm: Bella ($1,350 Queen) delivers luxury materials with firm support.
Try Them Side by Side
We have all seven Sleep In models on our showroom floor at 441 1/2 West Street in Brantford. The differences between models are most obvious when you lie on two or three in sequence: try the Restopedic, then the Amenity, then the Leisure Sleep. The progression from firm to medium to plush makes the distinctions concrete in a way that descriptions alone cannot. We have been matching Brantford families with the right mattress since 1997 and can help you narrow the options based on your sleep habits and preferences.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Sleep In mattresses Canadian-made?
Yes. All Sleep In mattresses are manufactured in Canada. This is one of the reasons the pricing is competitive at each tier: the brand manufactures domestically and sells through independent retailers rather than maintaining its own expensive showroom network. Canadian manufacturing also means shorter shipping distances and fresher stock.
What is the difference between euro top and tight top?
Euro top construction adds a comfort layer that is stitched flush with the mattress edges, creating a seamless visual profile while adding surface cushion. Tight top integrates the comfort layers directly into the mattress body, producing a flatter, firmer surface. The Spring Free uses a euro top for cushioned contouring. The Bella uses a tight top for firm support with premium materials. Both use quality construction; the difference is in the resulting feel.
Which Sleep In mattress is best for back pain?
Back pain responds differently depending on the cause and the sleeper's position. The Restopedic is designed specifically for orthopedic support and even weight distribution, making it a strong choice for people with lower back pain who sleep on their back. Side sleepers with back pain may find the Amenity or Esha more comfortable because they provide enough contouring at the shoulder and hip to maintain spinal alignment without excessive firmness. We recommend trying both firm and medium options in our showroom to see which feels better for your specific situation.
How does the Spring Free compare to a coil mattress for couples?
The Spring Free's all-foam construction provides superior motion isolation compared to any coil-based mattress. Foam absorbs movement rather than transmitting it across the surface. If your partner's movement wakes you, the Spring Free addresses that directly. The trade-off is edge support: coil mattresses typically feel more stable at the edge for sitting or sleeping near the perimeter. If you sleep in the centre of the bed, foam's advantages outweigh the edge-support trade-off.
Can I try Sleep In mattresses at Mattress Miracle?
Yes. We keep the full Sleep In lineup on display at our Brantford showroom at 441 1/2 West Street. We recommend spending at least five minutes on each mattress in your primary sleep position to get an accurate feel. Most people can narrow their preferred firmness level within 10 to 15 minutes of testing. We are open seven days a week: Mon-Wed 10-6, Thu-Fri 10-7, Sat 10-5, Sun 12-4.
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Find Your Sleep In Mattress at Mattress Miracle
Seven mattresses, seven different feels. We have carried Sleep In products for years and know each model well enough to help you choose based on your specific needs and budget. Come try them in person.
441 1/2 West Street, Brantford, Ontario
Mon-Wed 10-6, Thu-Fri 10-7, Sat 10-5, Sun 12-4
For the broader question of which mattress brands qualify as truly Canadian-made and how to evaluate any brand's claims, see the Buying Canadian Mattresses in 2026 guide, which places the Sleep In collection in context alongside other Canadian and non-Canadian brands.