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Recommended for...
- People who tend to sleep hot. Latex naturally sleeps cooler than other foam types. The innerspring layer provides additional cooling airflow, while the mattress cover wicks away moisture.
- Sleepers who weigh over 130 pounds. The medium-firm setting can provide exceptional support for sleepers in this weight group. Our testers rated the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid well for sleepers over 130 pounds, but we found it most suitable for sleepers over 230 pounds.
- Eco-conscious consumers. Dunlop latex is all-natural. Awara also works with ClimatePartner to plant trees for every mattress sold to offset their carbon footprint.
- Couples looking for a balance of motion isolation and bounce. Our tests found the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid isolates motion well enough to reduce nighttime disturbances, but it also has a good amount of bounce, which may improve the sexual experience.
Not Recommended for...
- Lightweight sleepers. While the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid may provide a comfortable night’s sleep for some lightweight sleepers, our lightweight testers found the mattress firmer than ideal. Because of this, lightweight sleepers may not experience enough cradling to reduce their pressure points, particularly if they sleep on their sides.
- People who enjoy a soft feel. The Awara Premier Latex Hybrid is medium-firm, which is on the firmer end of the range most sleepers prefer. Sleepers looking for a plush, cushy surface may prefer a different option.
- Sleepers looking for superior pressure relief. Our tests found the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid provided moderate pressure relief. The medium-firm feel does not hug the body as much as most memory foam mattresses, so it may not be ideal for sleepers suffering from aches and pain.
Video Review
Seeing the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid in action can give you a better idea of how it performs. While our review gives a complete breakdown of the mattress’s features and performance, check out our video to see for yourself. Please note: the outward appearance of this mattress has changed since the video review was made, but its internal components have not changed significantly and performance ratings still reflect our original findings.
Ratings Summary
Our testing team conducted an extensive evaluation of the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid. Our review and rating process consists of three parts: in-house evaluation, external sleep testing, and data collection of verified owner experiences. To learn more about our review process, read our methodology here.
Our performance criteria and ratings for the bed are listed in the table below.
The Awara Premier Latex Hybrid performed well across our categories, especially in edge support, sex, temperature neutrality, durability, noise, and off-gassing. To learn about how the Awara mattress performed and how we decided on these ratings, read more below.
Sleep Position Ratings
As part of our ratings process, we evaluated the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid across different body types and preferred sleep positions. In addition to physical testing, we surveyed our sleep expert team and analyzed reviews from verified mattress owners and customers. Our findings are listed in the table below.
For more information on sleeping positions please see our guides for side, back, stomach and combination sleepers.
Awara Mattress Awards
Based on our in-house tests, the Awara Mattress stood out in the following categories:
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Best Latex Mattresses
Editor's Pick – Best Latex Mattresses.
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Best Organic Mattresses
Editor’s Pick – Best Organic Mattresses.
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Best Mattresses for Sex
Best Latex Mattress – Best Mattresses for Sex.
How Is the Awara Mattress Constructed?
Cover
The Awara Premier Latex Hybrid has a plush, Euro top cover constructed of organic cotton and New Zealand wool. The cotton wicks moisture and allows airflow to help regulate the temperature of the sleep surface. The wool provides additional breathability while also acting as a natural fire retardant.
Comfort Layers
The Awara Premier Latex Hybrid has a 4-inch comfort layer of natural Dunlop latex foam. This foam is derived from the sap of rubber trees and is certified by the Rainforest Alliance and GOLS. The Rainforest Alliance certification means the latex meets criteria related to economic, social and environmental sustainability. The GOLS certification means that the latex used in the mattress is organic.
Due to the construction process, Dunlop latex is usually denser and firmer than Talalay latex, giving the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid its distinctive feel. Dunlop latex also tends to be more durable, which should mean the comfort layer of the mattress will not sag or deform as quickly. The process used to make Dunlop latex is usually viewed as more eco-friendly because it requires less processing.
Support Layers
A pocketed coil support system acts as the base of the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid. This layer totals 8 inches thick, much thicker than most hybrid mattresses. The coils are pocketed, meaning they are individually wrapped in fabric. This allows the coils to move independently, reducing motion transfer across the surface and providing more precise contouring.
This support layer is zoned with thicker-gauge coils under heavier parts of the body, such as the midsection and hips, for extra support. Thinner coils provide soft contouring around the shoulders, back, and legs. A cotton/poly base wraps around the outside of the support layer and features four reinforced handles.
Mattress Height
At 12 inches, the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid is thicker than average. The added height paired with the sturdy edge may make it easier for some people to get into and out of bed. And with four inches of latex in the comfort layer, there is plenty of material to prevent sleepers of most weights from sinking into and engaging with the support core.
| Product Name | Firmness Rating | Thickness | Support Core Components | Comfort Layer Components | Cover Components |
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| Awara Mattress | 6 (‘Medium-Firm’) | 12″ | 8” zoned, multi-gauge pocketed coils | 4” Dunlop latex | Organic cotton and New Zealand wool |
What Are the Firmness and Feel Like?
The Awara Premier Latex Hybrid comes in one firmness: Medium-Firm (6). This feel is right around the range most sleepers prefer and an very good choice for sleepers who weigh over 230 pounds. The sturdy 4-inch layer of Dunlop latex prevents excessive sinking, providing the support and material substance heavyweight sleepers need. The 9-inch pocket coil layer provides additional contouring, allowing the heavier parts of the body to sink in more deeply.
While the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid’s firmness may be ideal for many heavyweight sleepers, it may feel too firm for some lightweight (under 130 pounds) sleepers. The firmness of the mattress may not provide adequate contouring for this group, so lightweight sleepers are likely to experience more pressure pushing back against their body.
Across all weight groups, the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid has a firm and responsive feel. While it has enough give to provide some contouring and pressure relief, it very much has a “floating on top feel,” so sleepers looking for a closer hug might look elsewhere. That’s because pressure applied to latex spreads across a wider surface due to its low point elasticity. This same trait makes latex quite responsive, giving it a unique springy feel.
Ratings Breakdown
Performance Ratings
Next, let’s take a closer look at our performance ratings for the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid. We base these ratings on findings from our internal testing and sleep testing results, along with verified customer and owner experiences.
Durability
Since Awara launched in 2018, the company has not yet been around long enough for long-term owner information on the mattress’s longevity. However, given the mattress’s construction, we would expect it to have above-average durability.
Latex hybrid mattresses like the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid usually have a longer-than-average life expectancy. Both Talalay and Dunlop latex are proven to be very durable. The Premier Latex Hybrid uses Dunlop latex, which tends to resist deterioration exceptionally well, thus extending how long we would expect the mattress to last.
The support layer of pocketed coils also adds to the durability. Unlike more traditional hourglass-shaped bonnell springs, the pocketed coils have a uniform width, which prevents weak points that could lead to premature wear and tear. Because of this sturdy construction, we expect the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid to last for at least seven years.
Motion Isolation
Our testers who sleep with a partner noticed slight motion transfer when their partner moved during the night, but it was not notable enough to significantly disrupt their sleep. The Awara Premier Latex Hybrid absorbed much of the motion, so it will provide a restful night’s sleep for couples.
Latex has more bounce than memory foam or other polyfoams. While this may make it easier to change positions during the night, it can also transfer some movement. However, latex does still absorb a significant amount of motion, preventing it from being felt across the surface of the mattress.
The Premier Latex Hybrid further isolates motion by using pocketed coils in the support layer. Since these coils move independently, they further help absorb movement.
Off-Gassing
Our testing team noted a slight initial rubbery smell after unboxing due to the use of natural latex. However, we found that the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid did not emit a significant or lingering odor.
New mattresses tend to have a slight smell when first unpacked. When the mattresses are constructed of synthetic materials, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are usually the cause of the smell. VOCs are gases emitted from certain materials, including many polyurethane foams used in mattress construction.
However, natural latex foams, like the one used in the Premier Latex Hybrid, do not emit VOCs at all. Natural latex, though, does still carry a distinct smell after it’s unboxed. This sweetish scent was apparent after we first unboxed the mattress, but was hardly noticeable 24 hours later, and completely gone after two full days out of the box.
Pressure Relief
To assess how the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid conforms to a sleeper’s body, we use a force-sensing pad to see where pressure exists for folks in different weight groups. These tests paired with our testers’ reported experiences showed the mattress offers some pressure relief, though it varies a great deal between weight groups.
The mattress’s overall firmness coupled with the sturdiness of the Dunlop latex means the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid does not conform as quickly or easily as softer mattresses. Sleepers under 130 pounds may not weigh enough to experience much conforming at all, which could be problematic for some side sleepers.
However, the firmer feel of the Premier Latex Hybrid may be a great fit for sleepers who weigh over 230 pounds, offering a balance of conforming and support.
Temperature Neutrality
Our testers reported the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid provided a cool, comfortable night’s sleep. The comfort layer uses natural latex, which tends to be more breathable than synthetic or synthetic blend latex. Additionally, the latex is aerated, which further reduces heat retention by allowing greater airflow.
The coil support core also allows additional airflow. The wool and cotton cover wicks moisture and provides additional breathability, so our testers stayed cool and dry throughout the night.
Edge Support
We had testers from each of our weight groups sit on the edge of the mattress, and they were very impressed. The Awara Premier Latex Hybrid’s edge felt sturdy to all our testers, allowing them to sit or sleep comfortably near the perimeter.
The strong edge support is due to the combination of Dunlop latex and sturdy coil support core. Dunlop latex is firmer and denser than Talalay latex, so it tends to compress less when you near the edge. The coil system provides additional strong support around the perimeter by using thicker-gauge coils to support more weight.
If you enjoy sleeping near the edge of the bed or have trouble getting into or out of bed, you may appreciate the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid’s sturdy perimeter. The stronger edge may also allow you to use a larger area of the bed and make you feel more secure that you won’t roll off.
Noise
Our testers reported little to no noise from the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid. The pocketed coils are quiet, though they may still produce some slight creaking, especially as they age. However, since pocketed coils tend to be quite durable, we wouldn’t expect future noise to be significant. The 4-inch Dunlop latex comfort layer also muffles potential noises from the support core.
Sex
The Awara Premier Latex Hybrid’s combination of responsiveness, bounce, edge support, and quietness make it well suited for sex. The Dunlop latex does not hold impressions for long, so sleepers are unlikely to feel “stuck in the bed.” This can make it easier to move around and change positions.
The innerspring layer gives the mattress additional bounce, which is often beneficial for sex. Sturdy edge support expands the overall usable surface of the bed. Since the mattress is virtually silent, it is a discrete option for couples.
Sleeper Ratings
Next, we’ll cover how the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid performed across weight categories.
Mattress preferences often vary based on a person’s weight, shape, and favored sleep position. We evaluated the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid with sleep testers of varying body types and position preferences to get a better understanding of how individuals may experience the mattress.
Lightweight Sleepers – Less than 130 lbs.
Our lightweight sleep testers found the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid somewhat firm, which limited the conforming they experienced and caused piquing in their shoulders and hips.
Sleepers who weigh less than 130 pounds usually prefer soft and medium-soft mattresses that cradle them for greater pressure point relief. The Awara Premier Latex Hybrid is medium-firm, so it is still a good choice for lightweight sleepers who favor a firm feel.
Lightweight back and stomach sleepers enjoyed the supportive surface that kept their body’s in alignment. Stomach and back sleepers often prefer a firmer mattress that prevents heavier areas, like the hips, from sinking in too deeply. Since the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid is medium-firm, it may be an appropriate choice for lightweight back and stomach sleepers looking for stable support.
Our lightweight side sleepers were less enthusiastic about the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid. The Dunlop latex comfort layer was too firm to provide the conforming lightweight side sleepers need for pressure relief. Since latex spreads pressure across a wider surface area, side sleepers under 130 pounds might not exert enough force on the comfort layer to notice cradling.
Average Weight Sleepers – 130 to 230 lbs.
Our average weight testers found the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid could accommodate any sleep position, though they preferred it for back and stomach sleeping.
Sleepers who weigh more than 130 pounds and less than 230 pounds tend to like a medium to medium-firm mattress. Since the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid is medium-firm, it falls on the higher end of this range, making it a particularly good choice for back sleepers, stomach sleepers, and others who enjoy a firmer feel.
The Awara Premier Latex Hybrid is firm enough to provide even support for our average weight back and stomach sleepers. The targeted support of the innerspring layer prevented their hips from sinking in too deeply, helping align their spines. Our average weight side sleepers felt the mattress performed well, but they felt the firm, 4-inch Dunlop latex comfort layer did not provide significant cradling, which created some pressure points.
Heavyweight Sleepers – More than 230 lbs.
In our testing, the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid really shined with heavyweight sleepers, providing the ideal balance of conforming and support across all sleep positions.
Sleepers who weigh over 230 pounds often prefer medium-firm to firm mattresses. The firmness of the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid falls comfortably within this range, cradling heavyweight sleepers for pressure relief without allowing them to sink in too deeply.
Our heavyweight testers gave the Premier Latex Hybrid excellent marks across sleep positions. Our stomach and back sleepers felt the zoned support layer provided enough support to prevent their midsections from sinking in too deeply.
Our side sleepers enjoyed the mattress’s comfortable hug and felt the mattress provided enough conforming to reduce their pressure points. The Dunlop latex comfort layer spread the pressure across a greater surface, which offered contouring without allowing our testers to sink in excessively.
Some heavier sleepers also tend to sleep warm. The Awara Premier Latex Hybrid’s breathable latex and innerspring layers and moisture-wicking cover may help provide a cooler night’s sleep.
Pricing and Discounts
- Twin $1,698
- Twin XL $1,898
- Full $2,198
- Queen $2,298
- King $2,598
- Cal King $2,598
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How Does the Awara Mattress Compare to Other Beds?
Comparing several mattresses can help you decide which option is best for you. In this section, we’ll compare the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid to similar models.
Awara vs. Avocado
Like the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid, the Avocado Mattress uses a hybrid design that couples natural Dunlop latex with pocketed coils.
The Avocado Mattress’s latex layer is thinner than that of the Premier Latex Hybrid. While this model has a 4-inch layer of latex, the Avocado Mattress features two layers of latex totaling 3 inches. The Avocado’s comfort layer uses 2 inches of latex, while there’s is an additional 1-inch layer in the base.
The thicker layer of latex used in the Premier Latex Hybrid may provide extra contouring and dampen the feel of the spring layer, so this mattress may have an edge with sleepers looking for more pressure relief. However, the Avocado Mattress is also available with a 2-inch latex Euro pillow top which can give the mattress extra pressure relief.
With the pillow top, the Avocado Mattress rates around 6.5 on the 10-point firmness scale, which is slightly firmer than the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid. The pillow top option may make the Avocado Mattress preferable for lightweight (under 130 pounds) and average weight (130-230 pounds) sleepers who prefer a little extra cushioning. Without the pillow top, the Avocado Mattress rates around 7. Because of this, sleepers who like a slightly firmer mattress may prefer the Avocado Mattress without the pillow top.
The Avocado Mattress has a vegan option available, while the Premier Latex Hybrid features wool, so the Avocado may be a better fit for customers who avoid using animal products.
The Premier Latex Hybrid has a lower average price point than the Avocado, particularly if you decide to add the pillow top to the Avocado Mattress.
Read our complete Avocado Mattress Review.
Awara vs. Bloom Hybrid
The Bloom Hybrid Mattress by Brooklyn Bedding features a hybrid design that pairs 3 inches of Talalay latex with Ascension X™ coils.
Talalay latex tends to be softer and less dense than Dunlop latex, so customers looking for greater contouring may prefer the Bloom Hybrid to the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid. The process used to produce Talalay makes it more breathable than most Dunlop, so the Bloom Hybrid is also an excellent choice for those who tend to sleep hot. However, since Dunlop tends to be more durable and firmer than Talalay, sleepers looking for a mattress that provides extra support and holds up exceptionally well over time may prefer the Premier Latex Hybrid.
The Bloom Hybrid Mattress is available in three firmness options: soft (3.5), medium-firm (6), and firm (7.5). These options can accommodate a variety of weight groups and sleep position preferences. Sleepers under 130 pounds (especially side sleepers) may prefer the soft option for extra cradling and pressure relief. Sleepers over 230 pounds might light the balance of hug and support from the firm option.
Since the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid tends to be a good deal cheaper than the Bloom Hybrid Mattress, it may appeal to value-minded customers.
Read our complete Bloom Hybrid Mattress Review.
Awara vs. Zenhaven
While the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid has one firmness setting, the Zenhaven Mattress is flippable with two firmness options. One side of the mattress is medium-soft, rating around 4 on the 10-point firmness scale. The other side of the mattress is firm, rating around 7. Lightweight (under 130 pounds) sleepers may appreciate the extra hug of the medium-soft side, while sleepers who weigh over 230 pounds or enjoy a firm feel may prefer the firm side. Since the mattress is flippable, it can also accommodate firmness preferences that change over time.
The Awara Premier Latex Hybrid is a latex hybrid compared to the Zenhaven Mattress, which is constructed entirely of Talalay latex. This build may appeal to sleepers who want extra contouring, motion isolation, and quietness. Talalay latex tends to conform to the body more than Dunlop latex, so sleepers looking for a cradling sensation may prefer the Zenhaven Mattress, especially the soft side. Because of the softer Talalay latex and the lack coils, we found the Zenhaven Mattress offered superior motion isolation to many hybrid mattresses. Similarly, the Zenhaven Mattress is virtually silent since it doesn’t have any coils, which are usually responsible for mattress noises.
All-latex mattresses frequently lack edge support, so sitting or sleeping on the edge of the Zenhaven may feel less stable. Sleepers who often sit or sleep near the perimeter of the bed will likely prefer the sturdier edge of the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid.
The Zenhaven Mattress is 10 inches thick, which is 3 inches thinner than the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid. Because of this, sleepers who prefer a slightly lower profile may favor the Zenhaven and sleepers who prefer a higher profile may enjoy the Premier Latex Hybrid.
The Awara Mattress is less expensive than the Zenhaven Mattress.
Read our complete Zenhaven Mattress Review.
Awara vs. EcoCloud
The EcoCloud Mattress by WinkBeds is another latex hybrid model. Like the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid, the EcoCloud has a comfort layer composed of 4 inches of natural latex. However, the latex used in the EcoCloud Mattress is made using the Talalay process, which produces some notable differences.
Talalay latex is usually more breathable than Dunlop latex, so the EcoCloud Mattress may have a slight edge for those who tend to sleep hot. However, the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid and the EcoCloud Mattress both use aerated latex comfort layers, innerspring layers, and cotton and wool covers, all of which can help promote a cooler night’s sleep. With these features, either mattress should sleep cool enough to satisfy most sleepers.
While Dunlop latex is traditionally more durable than Talalay latex, we would expect both the EcoCloud and the Premier Latex Hybrid to enjoy a longer-than-average lifespan due to their quality materials and construction.
The EcoCloud rates around 5 on the 10-point firmness scale, so it is considered a medium feel. Because of this firmness difference, sleepers under 130 pounds and sleepers between 130 and 230 pounds may experience more cradling and pressure relief from the EcoCloud Mattress. However, sleepers who weigh over 230 pounds may benefit from the extra support of the firmer Awara Premier Latex Hybrid.
The EcoCloud Mattress comes in at a higher price point than the Premier Latex Hybrid, so shoppers on a tighter budget may favor the latter.
Read our complete EcoCloud Mattress Review.
Awara vs. EcoSleep
Like the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid, the EcoSleep Mattress by Brooklyn Bedding is a latex hybrid model that uses Rainforest Alliance-certified natural latex.
The EcoSleep Mattress is flippable. One side rates around 6 on the 10-point firmness scale, while the other side rates around 7, so we consider these options medium-firm and firm. As is the case for the Premier Latex Hybrid, both sides of the EcoSleep Mattress may be slightly firm for sleepers under 130 pounds, who may not experience enough contouring for pressure relief. Sleepers from 130 pounds to 230 pounds and sleepers over 230 pounds may enjoy selecting between the EcoSleep’s two firmness settings, particularly if they are unsure of their firmness preferences or expect their preferences to change over time.
The EcoSleep uses Talalay latex, which is traditionally softer than Dunlop latex. The EcoSleep’s medium-firm side uses two 1.5-inch layers of latex. The firm side has one 1.5-inch layer of latex. While the EcoSleep Mattress may be too firm to provide much hug to lightweight sleepers, sleepers over 130 pounds who are looking for a little more pressure relief may enjoy the EcoSleep. Since the comfort layers of the EcoSleep Mattress are thinner, the 6-inch support layer of 952 individually-wrapped Ascension™ coils offers deeper contouring.
Most sizes of the EcoSleep Mattress are slightly more expensive than the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid. The price difference isn’t significant, but it may make the Premier Latex Hybrid popular with customers without much wiggle room in their mattress budget.
Read our complete EcoSleep Mattress Review.
Awara vs. Birch
The Birch Mattress by Helix has a lot in common with the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid. Both mattresses are eco-friendly, medium-firm latex hybrids.
Since both mattresses are medium-firm, they may be slightly firm for sleepers under 130 pounds, but they can provide a good balance between support and pressure relief for heavier sleepers. Our sleep testers who weigh over 230 pounds rated the Premier Latex Hybrid better, while our testers who weighed between 130 and 230 pounds gave better ratings to the Birch Mattress. Based on these results, we think heavyweight (over 230 pounds) sleepers may prefer the feel of the Premier Latex Hybrid and average weight (130-230 pounds) sleepers may enjoy the Birch Mattress.
The Birch has two comfort layers: a layer of wool and a 2-inch layer of Talalay latex. Wool is popular for its temperature regulating properties, and Talalay latex is usually more breathable than Dunlop latex. While both the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid and the Birch Mattress performed well in our temperature regulation tests, the Birch’s construction may give it a slight edge for people who tend to sleep hot.
While the Birch’s wool layer helps regulate temperatures, our sleep testers felt it did not isolate motion as well as foam or latex top layers, so sleepers who are easily disturbed by their partner moving during the night may favor the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid.
The Birch Mattress is more expensive than the Premier Latex Hybrid, which may also play a role in which mattress is ideal for you.
Read our complete Birch Mattress Review.
Awara vs. DreamCloud
The Dreamcloud is a medium-firm hybrid made with a plush Euro-top and a gel-infused memory foam comfort layer. Like the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid, the DreamCloud is best suited for heavier sleepers and provides minimal contouring and a feeling of floating on top of the mattress, rather than sinking into it.
The DreamCloud’s memory foam comfort layer and Euro-top layer give it slightly better pressure relief and slightly worse edge support than the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid. The two models received very similar scores in all other categories. Both beds provide very good temperature neutrality and offer the responsiveness that most couples prefer for sex.
While the two beds are priced nearly identically, the materials used in the Premier Latex Hybrid hold various environmental certifications that eco-conscious shoppers will appreciate.
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Awara Mattress FAQ
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Sleep Trial 365 nights
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Shipping Free shipping to contiguous USA
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Warranty Lifetime warranty
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Designed In USA
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Where Can I Buy an Awara Mattress?
The Awara Premier Latex Hybrid can be purchased through the Awara website.
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Where Do They Ship?
Awara ships to all 50 states; shipping fees apply to deliveries to Alaska and Hawaii.
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White Glove Delivery?
Optional White Glove Delivery is available for a fee.
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Old Mattress Removal?
Old mattress is available upon request with White Glove Delivery.
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Full Delivery Policy
The delivery policy for the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid is as follows:
- Mattresses generally ship within 24 hours after the purchase is placed.
- The mattress usually ships via FedEx Ground and can be expected to arrive around two to five business days after shipment.
- White Glove Delivery with in-home setup and old mattress removal is available at an extra charge. This option also extends the expected delivery date by two to three days.
- Shipping is free in the contiguous United States. Non-refundable shipping fees may apply to deliveries to Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, etc.
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Trial Period and Warranty Details
Trial Period and Guarantee
Awara offers a 365-night sleep trial for the Premier Latex Hybrid.
- This sleep trial does not require a break-in period of any kind; customers may return their mattress at any point during the 365-night trial.
- Full mattress refunds are issued for all returns minus shipping/White Glove delivery fees
- Each household is allotted a total of two mattress returns.
Warranty
Awara offers a lifetime warranty:
- This warranty is entirely nonprorated.
- During the first 10 years of ownership, Awara will replace a defective mattress with a new model at no extra cost to the owner. After 10 years of ownership, the company will repair/re-cover or replace the mattress. Awara will cover all shipping and transportation costs if a defect is found; if no defect is discovered, owners will incur a $100 transportation fee ($50 each way).
- Warranty coverage is contingent on proper foundational support. Per Awara: “Your mattress must be used on an appropriate base such as a platform bed or other suitable bed frame.”
- Replacement mattresses are covered under the same warranty as the original.
- The warranty will cover the following defects: visible sagging or indentations in the sleep surface measuring one and a half inches (1 1/2″) or deeper; physical flaws in the mattress that cause materials to split or crack; manufacturing defects associated with the mattress cover.
- The warranty will not cover the following: visible sagging or indentations in the sleep surface that do not measure one and a half inches (1 1/2″) or deeper, or normal increases in mattress softness that do not affect its pressure-relieving abilities; repair or replacement requests that occur due to changes in the owner’s comfort preferences; burns, cuts, tears, stains, and other types of physical damage that occur due to misuse or neglect.
- This warranty is non-transferable. It is exclusively offered to original owners who purchase their mattress from Awara or an authorized retailer. Those who buy or acquire their mattress from the original owner of a non-authorized retailer do not qualify for warranty coverage.
Company Information
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Customer Service
7 out of 10 owner experiences show that customers have had a positive experience with Awara Premier Latex Hybrid, irrespective of whether or not they liked their mattress.
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Company History
Awara has been in business since 2018.
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Physical Stores
Awara does not operate any brick-and-mortar stores or showrooms, and the Awara Premier Latex Hybrid is not sold in any physical retailer locations.
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