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Hypoallergenic Mattresses
If you wake up sneezy, stuffy or itchy, your mattress could be harbouring dust mites and allergens. This collection brings together mattresses with breathable natural fillings such as wool, cotton and cashmere, which resist the damp that mites thrive in, and anti-bacterial, hypoallergenic finishes for a cleaner sleep surface. Hand-tufted in Yorkshire for a fresher, healthier night's sleep. Shop below or take the Selector.
Handmade to order in YorkshireFree UK mainland deliveryHypoallergenic, anti-microbial finish

Natural Comfort Mattress
Best for: softer luxury comfort
Firmness 4–7/10
£888From £740

Savoy Mattress
Best for: side sleepers & couples
Firmness 4–7/10
£852From £710

Cashmere Mattress
Best for: cosy “hotel” comfort & temperature-sensitive sleepers
Firmness 4–7/10
£864From £720

HyCare Comfort Mattress
£738From £615

Diamond Mattress
Best for: softer luxury comfort
Firmness 4–7/10
£864From £720

Clayton Mattress
Best for: all-round comfort & couples
Firmness 7–8/10
£612From £510
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Take the 60-second finder →Why materials matter for allergies
Dust mites thrive in warm, damp bedding. Natural fillings like wool and cotton are breathable and moisture-wicking, creating a drier, less hospitable surface, while an anti-bacterial, hypoallergenic finish helps limit allergens on the sleep surface. Combined with a washable mattress protector and regular airing, these mattresses help you wake clearer.
They support cleaner sleep but aren't a medical treatment. Speak to your GP about persistent allergy symptoms.
Free UK mainland delivery & £35 mattress removal
5 Year Warranty for a guaranteed sleep
Made in Yorkshire
hand-tufted
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Are all your mattresses hypoallergenic?
Many of our mattresses carry an anti-bacterial or hypoallergenic treatment, listed on each mattress page. This collection goes further with breathable natural fillings that are especially kind to allergy-prone sleepers.
Is wool OK if I'm allergic to it?
A true wool allergy is rare, and the fillings sit beneath the cover, but if you know you react to wool, ask our team which models suit you.
How do I keep a mattress allergen-free?
Use a washable, breathable protector, air the bed each morning before making it, vacuum the mattress surface every few months and rotate it as recommended.
