Best Mattress Protector Canada: Our Top Picks (2025)

Featuring a WaterShield™ waterproof barrier and a bamboo fabric blend, the Douglas Mattress Protector offers complete protection against spills and stains without sacrificing breathability and comfort—an excellent option for hot sleepers or those with sensitive skin.

The top panel of this mattress protector is completely waterproof to keep liquids away, while its soft feel allows you to sleep soundly without the sound of crunching. Its strong elastic fit secures it around your mattress like a fitted sheet for easy installation, and it’s machine-washable for added convenience.

The Douglas mattress protector comes with a 120-night sleep trial, a 2-year warranty, and an affordable price tag of $99 for a queen size. It has nearly 5,000 reviews and is also included in the company’s free bedding bundle, which comes free with the purchase of any Douglas mattress.

Advertised as “perfectly cool and breathable,” the mattress protector from Endy is made from a non-toxic TPU film barrier, TENCEL™ fibres, and polyester. While TENCEL™ (also known as lyocell) is known for its cooling properties, polyester isn’t a cooling fabric and can cause heat retention.

Our reviewers noted that the mattress protector felt soft to the touch, but not as soft as other mattress protectors that we tested. Endy customers have also complained of sleeping hot on this protector, and that their sheets are sliding on their mattress.

This machine-washable mattress protector comes with a 60-night sleep trial and a 2-year warranty. It costs $145 for a queen size, which is about average compared to other mattress protectors on this list.

The Silk & Snow machine-washable mattress protector is made from polyester and nylon, which the company markets as “breathable and breezy” on its website.

These two fabrics feel soft and light to the touch. But while they’re durable fabrics commonly used in athletic wear, polyester and nylon aren’t known for being breathable. As many Silk & Snow customers reported, you could overheat and become sweaty on this mattress protector throughout the night. Our reviewers also noted that the mattress protector wasn’t as quiet as the other mattress protectors that we tested.

Priced at $100 for a queen size, Silk & Snow offers a 100-night sleep trial and a 1-year warranty for its mattress protector. However, you may have difficulty returning it or filing a warranty claim. Customers on third-party websites like Trustpilot and Better Business Bureau have reported issues getting ahold of customer service, as well as trouble filing returns and warranty claims.

Made from polyester and TENCEL™, the Hush Iced Mattress Protector contains hypoallergenic fibres and a waterproof barrier to protect your mattress from accidents. Our reviewers noted that this machine-washable mattress protector was quiet and felt soft to the touch. This mattress protector comes with a 60-night sleep trial and a 1-year warranty, and it’s priced at $124 for a queen size.

Most mattress protectors and fitted sheets have their labels on the inside, but that’s not the case for this mattress protector. Its label is located on the outside, which could irritate sleepers as you’re more likely to feel it through your sheets.

The company’s website also has limited customer reviews about the mattress protector, which presents a confusing picture. For example, some 5-star reviews are from customers who reported they never received the product.

It’s also important to note that Hush has received numerous negative reviews from third-party review sites like Trustpilot and Better Business Bureau. Common complaints include customer service issues, shipping delays, customers not receiving their ordered products, and not receiving refunds for missing orders.

Priced at $135 for a queen size, Emma’s mattress protector is one of the company’s many accessories that always seem to be on sale. In fact, the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority investigated Emma’s price cutting and found that it misled customers with permanent “sales.”

Our reviewers noted that the mattress protector looked like a fitted sheet and felt soft to the touch. However, it’s made from polyester, which is a durable fabric but not known for breathability. It’s not clear what, if anything, has been done to the fabric to help make the mattress protector “breathable” as advertised. Emma also states that the protector uses AllergyShield® technology but doesn’t explain this feature, either.

Like Douglas, Emma offers a 2-year warranty for its mattress protector but a much shorter 60-night sleep trial.

The Polysleep mattress protector is made from a polyester-and-viscose fabric blend. This waterproof mattress protector features a SilverClear® antimicrobial treatment, which is meant to keep the sleep surface fresh. Our reviewers noted that the mattress protector felt soft to the touch and didn’t make an excessive amount of noise.

However, there are very few customer reviews on the company’s website for the mattress protector. While the company advertises at the top of the product page that they have 50 reviews, there are, in fact, only 24 at the time this review was written. Most seem to be reviews for the mattress and not the mattress protector. This makes it hard to determine what customers actually think about the product.

The Polysleep mattress protector is machine washable. While it comes with a 2-year warranty, it doesn’t come with a sleep trial and has a higher-than-average price tag of $260 for a queen size.

Casper’s waterproof mattress is made from a polyester fabric blend and priced at $119 for a queen, which is about average compared to other mattress protectors that we reviewed.

The protector fits well on a mattress. However, our reviewers noted that the top panel fabric wasn’t as quiet as anticipated. Reviewers also noted that the elastic at the bottom felt weaker than some of the other mattress protectors tested.

Casper says on its website that the mattress protector is machine washable. However, this mattress protector may also not be as waterproof as advertised and you’ll have to be careful washing it. Casper customers have left reviews complaining of leaks, along with other product quality issues after being laundered.

The mattress protector comes with a 1-year warranty and a 30-night sleep trial. While this is a nice add-on, neither the sleep trial nor the warranty is as long as those offered by Douglas, our top pick.

Note: The Casper Waterproof Mattress Protector seems to have been discontinued on the company’s website and replaced with Casper’s newer Tencel™ Mattress Protector. Prices and information referenced applies to the original Waterproof Protector. The old version may still be available at select Casper Sleep Shops and other various retailers.

Hamuq’s mattress protector is made from a unique terry cotton and polyester blend. It features a Silver Tech™ self-cleaning infusion, which gives the fabric antimicrobial properties. It’s machine washable for added convenience.

However, while our reviewers agreed that this mattress protector does a good job of protecting a mattress, they didn’t enjoy the feel. One reviewer stated that the underside “feels like plastic” and was noticeably louder than the other mattress protectors we reviewed.

Priced at $109 for a queen size, Hamuq’s mattress protector comes with a 1-year warranty but doesn’t come with a sleep trial. If you prefer a softer mattress protector with a sleep trial and a longer warranty, you may want to try our top pick Douglas instead.

Made completely from TENCEL™, the Tempur-Pedic Protex-It Mattress Protector is one of the most expensive mattress protector on our list at $249 for a queen size.

While this mattress protector offers a good waterproof barrier, with a breathable TENCEL™ construction, it also feels slippery. You may notice your sheets are more likely to slide around the mattress. Our reviewers noted that it didn’t feel soft to the touch but more plastic-like. It was also louder than the other mattress protectors that we tested, but it’s machine washable, which makes it easy to clean.

The Tempur-Pedic Protex-It Mattress Protector is available for purchase at Sleep Country Canada stores and online. It comes with a 10-year warranty, it doesn’t come with a sleep trial. Sleep Country only provides returns and exchanges within 30 days for unopened and unused accessories, so you won’t get a refund if you decide to return the product.

The GhostProtector is advertised as a cooling and crunch-free mattress protector. It features antimicrobial technology, a super-soft knit top for quiet breathability, and a stretchy elastic band commonly found on apparel items such as boxer shorts. It’s also machine washable for easy maintenance.

However, the mattress protector is made completely from polyester. Polyester isn’t known for having any antimicrobial properties or for being a breathable fabric. It’s possible the fibres were coated with an antimicrobial substance or woven with antimicrobial fibres, but there’s no information on the tag or on GhostBed’s website to support this. If antimicrobial material is present, there’s likely only a small amount, or it would be listed on the label.

The GhostProtector is one of the most expensive mattress protectors on our list, priced at $299 for a queen size. While the protector comes with a 10-year warranty, it doesn’t come with a sleep trial.

We also recommend proceeding with caution when purchasing from GhostBed. The company has received negative media attention and is rated “Bad” on Trustpilot, with complaints about false advertising, poor product quality, and difficulty arranging refunds or returns.