Save Up to $800 Off Purple Mattresses, Pillows and Sheets Before This Sale Ends
Getting a good night's sleep is vital, and having the right mattress is an important part of that. The best mattress for you might not be the best one for someone else. But no matter which you need, you don't have to pay full price to get the best mattress for you. Purple is now running a sale that saves you up to $800 off a mattress and base bundle, but that's just the beginning.
Once you have your new bed, you're going to need some pillows, and Purple is offering up to 20% off a whole bunch of them. Need new bedding sheets as well? Purple will save you 20% off there, too. This sale will run through July 8, so you only have a limited time to pick up your new sleep setup before the prices increase.
There are lots of individual deals that you should take a look at, but if it's all about saving the most money, there is only one place to start. The Purple Mattress is the model that gave the company its name, and you can get one now with a Premium Plus Smart Base and save a combined $800. You can get the mattress on its own, and still save $500 if you already have a base.
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Sleep accessories are also on sale. The Purple Cloud pillow is 20% off, slashing the price to just $55 rather than the usual $69. It offers classic cushioning while boasting Purple's hypoallergenic down-alternative fibers for a fluffier pillow experience.
Over in the world of bedding, a ton of sheets are on offer. The biggest savings come in the form of the Purple PerfectStasy duvet set, available in a couple of colors for just $125, down from $179 -- a 30% discount.
There are lots more offers available, so be sure to peruse the full list of discounts to make sure you're picking up the best mattress deal for you.
Why this deal matters
You can't really put a price on getting a good night's sleep and being pain-free in the morning. But if you could, we think that being able to save up to $800 off that price would be a very good idea indeed. Just be sure to place that order before the end of the sale.
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