Endy vs Bloom vs Douglas Comparison (2024)

Grace Struth

Sleep Content Lead

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Which Is Better: Endy, Bloom, or Douglas?

Douglas, Endy, and Bloom are three of the most well-known foam mattress brands available in Canada. But that’s where the similarities end. Only Canadian-made Douglas offers cooling gel memory foam, superior motion isolation, a 365-night sleep trial, and a 20-year warranty—all at an affordable price of $799 for a queen size. It even comes with a free bedding bundle, giving you extra value with your mattress purchase.

Competitor Endy costs more while providing fewer features. This Canadian-made mattress is latex-free and hypoallergenic, but it doesn’t come with cooling features. It’s also backed by only a 100-night sleep trial and 10-year warranty—considerably less than what Douglas offers for a lower price.

Finally, Bloom Earth is popular among value shoppers who prefer a low price tag to useful features. But despite being a value brand, Bloom may not save you any money if you need to return it. Sleep Country doesn’t provide refunds, only in-store credit that you can put toward the purchase of a different mattress (minus the $65 exchange fee). It also comes with only a 100-night exchange period and 10-year warranty.

Overall, Douglas provides the highest-quality product with a risk-free sleep trial and lengthy warranty.

Top Pick 2024

Winner:

Douglas

Douglas Original outscored both The Endy and Bloom Earth in head-to-head testing conducted by third-party engineers (commissioned by us).

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What We Love

• 365-night sleep trial to make sure you love your mattress year-round.
• Premium foam with cooling gel for a more comfortable night’s sleep.
• Incredible value at just $799 for a queen size.

Overall Ratings

Edge support and motion isolation are factored into our overall mattress ratings. These scores are shown in green (scores of 5.0+), yellow (3.0–4.9), or red (2.9 and below). Firmness, bounce, and cooling features are a matter of personal preference and aren’t part of our rating system, so these scores are shown in grey.

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Determined by how much the mattress edge sinks under applied weight. A mattress with average to good edge support will score 5/10 or higher.

7.8 /10

Edge Support

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Determined by measuring a medicine ball’s impact on the mattress. Average to good motion isolation would be 5/10 or higher.

8.3 /10

Motion Isolation

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Determined by dropping a medicine ball onto the mattress. The higher the first bounce, the higher the score out of 10.

3.1 /10

Bounce

4.2 /10

Cooling Features

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Mattress Breakdown

For this mattress comparison, we’re looking at The Endy vs Bloom Earth vs Douglas Original. Douglas outperforms both Endy and Bloom in providing an exceptional sleeping experience.

The Endy mattress has no cooling technology and only a 100-night sleep trial. Bloom Earth is a medium-soft, entry-level value foam mattress with a gel memory foam layer and charcoal-infused bamboo. You also can’t return a Bloom mattress for a full refund, only in-store credit.

Douglas is a true medium-firm mattress, with superior motion isolation, a cooling gel comfort layer, a 365-night sleep trial, and a 20-year warranty. But don’t just take our word for it. We’ve gathered all the information you need to help you choose between Douglas vs Endy vs Bloom.

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The Endy 7.1

Bloom Earth 5.4

Read Douglas Original Review	Read The Endy Review	Read Bloom Earth Review
Price (Queen)
$799	$895	$599
Sleep Trial Nights
365	100	100
Warranty Years
20	10	10
Feel
Medium-firm	Medium-firm	Medium-soft
Standout Features
365-night risk-free sleep trial 20-year warranty Suitable for side, back, and stomach sleepers Superior motion isolation and above-average edge support Machine-washable cover Available in RV sizes Eco-conscious design and delivery Free bedding bundle with mattress protector, pillow(s), sheets, and pillow protector(s)	100-night sleep trial 10-year warranty Suitable for side, back, and stomach sleepers Above-average edge support Latex free and hypoallergenic Machine-washable cover Available in Short Queen RV size	100-night sleep trial 10-year limited warranty Suitable for side and back sleepers Above-average motion isolation Able to test out mattress in-store Foam infused with bamboo charcoal to help manage odours
Made In
Canada	Canada	Spain

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Mattress Sizes & Prices

^{* Based on standard sizing. Individual mattress dimensions may vary.}

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Mattress Performance Results

Edge Support

Foam mattresses aren’t generally known for good edge support. However, Douglas sets itself apart with its exceptional edge support, thanks to the all-around sidewalls. With a superior edge support rating of 7.8/10, Douglas lets you comfortably sit or lie on the bed’s edge without any fear of slipping off.

Looking at the Bloom mattress vs Endy, the Endy mattress has above-average edge support at 7.3/10. This is a good score, but it’s still lower than Douglas’s. The Bloom Earth mattress provides even less edge support at 5.9/10.

Motion Isolation

If you’re looking for a foam mattress with exceptional motion isolation, your search is over. In rating Endy vs Douglas vs Bloom for motion isolation, Douglas is the clear winner with a remarkable rating of 8.3/10. This means you can enjoy a good night’s sleep without being disturbed by a restless partner, kids, or pets when they decide to join you in bed.

Endy has a reasonably good motion isolation score of 7.4/10 and Bloom earns a close third with 7.3/10. However, both Endy and Bloom fall short of Douglas’s superior motion isolation score—and motion isolation is essential if you value uninterrupted sleep.

Bounce

Low bounce is important if you’re a light sleeper who’s easily woken. Comparing the Endy mattress vs Bloom Earth, Endy scored a 5.5/10 for bounce, which is average for a foam mattress. The Bloom mattress had a lower bounce rating of 4.1/10.

However, Douglas has the lowest bounce rating of all three mattresses at 3.1/10—a nice side benefit of its excellent motion isolation.

Cooling Features

Both Bloom and Endy are not designed with any advanced cooling features. The Endy, however, does advertise one cooling feature: its open-cell foam layer, which earned it a score of 0.8/10. The Bloom Earth mattress performed a little better, with a score of 2.2/10, as it has a few cooling features, such as a gel-infused foam layer, convoluted foam, and charcoal infusion in its foam layers.

Only Douglas Original has advanced cooling features such as a CoolSense® cover, ecoLight® cooling gel foam layer, and a layer of Elastex, a breathable latex-like foam. All these features earned Douglas a score of 4.2/10. These scores indicate you’re more likely to have a cooler and more comfortable sleep on a Douglas Original.

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Mattress Construction

Douglas Original, The Endy, and Bloom Earth are all combination foam mattresses containing three layers for comfort, transition, and support.

Douglas Mattress Layers

• Layer 1: The 2″ top layer of the Douglas mattress is made of ecoLight® cooling gel foam. It’s just as durable, comfortable, and body-contouring as memory foam, minus the late-night heat. It’s also more eco-conscious.
• Layer 2: The 2″ middle layer is made of Elastex® foam for extra spring and support. This foam is latex-free, making it a good option if you’re sensitive to latex.
• Layer 3: The 6″ bottom layer is made of motion isolation support foam. This means you’ll hardly feel a thing from the other side of the bed, even if your partner is tossing and turning all night long.

Endy Mattress Layers

• Layer 1: The 2″ comfort layer is made of Endy Comfort Foam, which provides some “hug” with a fair bit of sink. Endy also claims that the foam’s open-cell design improves airflow and keeps you cool while you sleep.
• Layer 2: The 3″ transition layer of foam helps provide pressure relief for a more comfortable, tension-free sleep.
• Layer 3: The 5″ support layer is designed to reduce motion transfer. This is important if you’re a light sleeper and your partner tosses and turns in their sleep.

When MattressReviews.ca contacted Endy, the company declined to share any composition or density details about Endy Comfort Foam, other than saying it’s 100% polyurethane. Douglas, however, is open about its mattress construction and 2.5 lb/ft³ foam density.

Bloom Mattress Layers

• Layer 1: Bloom Earth’s comfort layer is 1″ of gel memory foam—half the height of competing value foam mattress Juno. This top layer is designed to help you stay cool while you sleep.
• Layer 2: The mattress’s transition layer is 2.75″ of convoluted foam. It looks very much like an egg carton, which allows hot air to move through the mattress more easily.
• Layer 3: The third layer is 4.25″ of support base foam. This is fairly thin for a base layer, which is meant to create structure and keep you from sinking too far into the mattress. The layer also includes bamboo charcoal in this layer, which Bloom claims will help manage odours. (In our experience, bottom layers aren’t known for trapping odour.)

Bloom does not provide density information for any of their foam layers on their website. However, a Sleep Country customer service representative informed us the Bloom mattress contains foams between 1.5 lb/ft³ and 2.8 lb/ft³.

Both Endy and Douglas have a machine-washable top cover. However, only Douglas has a cover made with plant-based Infinitex™ fibres. This proprietary fabric is stretch-knit, soft, and extremely durable. It also stays cool and breathable through the night so you won’t wake up in a pool of sweat.

Although Sleep Country’s website states the Bloom Earth mattress cover is washable, our independent, third-party engineering testing told a different story. In fact, when removing the mattress cover, we found a protective layer that resembled a fire sock. When we cut open the sock to reach the inner foam layers, particles from the sock landed on the floor and shattered.

The presence of shattered fragments from fabric may be indicative of fibreglass. This material is often used as a cheap fire retardant, but it can be harmful to the eyes and skin. Sleep Country’s website says Bloom Earth has “an interior rayon barrier [that] protects your mattress and helps reduce flame hazard.”

We couldn’t find a label within the Bloom Earth mattress that describes what materials are used in the fire sock. To be on the safe side, we don’t recommend removing the mattress cover.

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Delivery, Sleep Trial & Returns

Douglas and Endy are comparable when it comes to shipping and delivery. Both Endy and Douglas ship by ground using FedEx. Sleep Country says its mattresses-in-a-box are shipped via courier but doesn’t specify which one. All three companies indicate your mattress is delivered directly to your door throughout most parts of Canada. Additional fees may apply for some remote locations.

Douglas ships from Ontario or Alberta and arrives at your doorstep 2–10 business days once ordered, while Endy arrives from Ontario or Alberta in 1–10 business days. Sleep Country ships Bloom mattresses from its distribution centres in Canada, and mattresses arrive in 3–10 business days.

All three companies ship their mattresses in cardboard boxes. Mattresses are protected by two layers of heavy-duty plastic. Once unrolled, Douglas and Endy mattresses fully expand within a few minutes, while Bloom Earth took six hours to fully expand.

Shipping and delivery look similar for Endy vs Bloom vs Douglas, but returns are where you’ll start to see big differences between mattresses. Douglas and Endy will pick up returns for free within the sleep trial period and issue a full refund. Your old mattress will then be donated to a local charity.

Bloom, however, is considerably harder to return. You’ll have to transport your mattress back to Sleep Country on your own, and you won’t get a refund—just in-store credit that you can put toward a different mattress, minus a $65 exchange fee. It’s not clear what happens to Bloom mattresses that are returned to Sleep Country stores.

You’ll see the biggest differences between Endy vs Bloom vs Douglas when it comes to sleep trial and warranty. Endy offers a 100-night sleep trial and 10-year warranty, while Bloom offers a 100-night trial and 10-year warranty. Douglas, however, leads the pack with a 365-night risk-free sleep trial and 20-year warranty—considerably longer than either Endy or Bloom.

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Should You Buy Douglas, Endy, or Bloom?

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