Helix Midnight vs. Loom & Leaf
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Tomorrow Sleep vs. Loom & Leaf: Overview
Tomorrow Sleep and Loom & Leaf are both online direct-to-consumer sellers of mattresses. Both offer multiple firmness options, and the main difference between them is that Tomorrow Sleep uses springs while Loom & Leaf is all foam. Hereโs a Tomorrow Sleep vs Loom & Leaf breakdown of the similarities and differences in more detail, so you can find the best option for you.Key Similarities
- Both offer two firmness options that are all very breathable.
- All options incorporate memory foam or similar material somewhere in the construction
- All options have thick support layers.
- Both companies offer free shipping and generous sleep trials.
Key Differences
- Loom & Leaf is thicker at 12 inches compared to Tomorrow Sleepโs 10 inches.
- Loom & Leaf is all foam while Tomorrow Sleep incorporates coils in the support layer.
- Loom & Leaf runs more expensive. ($550-$1,150 for Tomorrow Sleep, $649-$1,499 for Loom & Leaf)
- Loom & Leaf offers a 120-night trial, Tomorrow Sleep a 100-night trial.
- Loom & Leaf incorporates eco-friendly materials.
Tomorrow Sleep Construction
- Tomorrow Sleep sells Medium Soft and Medium Firm versions of its mattress, and the versions have similar construction. Thicknesses of certain layers differ.
- The cover is made of polyester and nylon and doesnโt affect the overall feel of the mattress too much.
- 1 inch of memory foam with phase change material comprises the top layer.
- Below the top layer is a layer of gel foam, which provides comfort and bounce beneath the top layer. This layer is thicker in the Medium Soft option.
- The Medium Firm option has an additional layer of โdynamic response foamโ under the gel foam layer. This foam feels similar to memory foam.
- The 6-inch support layer is similar in both firmness levels, and consists of individually pocketed coils. The Medium Firm option uses thicker coils.
- Edge support is reinforced with a foam side rail system.
- 1 inch of stabilizing foam forms a base for the mattress.
Loom & Leaf Construction
- Loom & Leafโs two firmness options have similar construction. Here is a breakdown of the layers of Relaxed Firm and Firm.
- The cover is made of organic cotton.
- The 2-inch top layer is comprised of a combination of gel foams. A โgel-swirlโ construction is used to evenly distribute temperature. Laminated on top of this gel is a special spinal panel that uses a cooling gel found in burn units of hospitals.
- Below the top layer is a 2.5-inch layer of memory foam that is supposedly more environmentally friendly than standard memory foam.
- Between this memory foam later and the base layer is a 2-inch transition layer that acts as a buffer between the comfort and support layers.
- 5.5 inches of dense support foam forms the base layer.

Loom & Leaf Mattress

The Loom & Leaf is a luxury memory foam mattress that delivers a subtle hug-like sensation. Upgraded lumbar support makes it ideal for back sleepers, and we were impressed by the bedโs outstanding motion isolation and responsiveness. While the former isnโt unusual for memory foam, ease of movement isnโt common for this material. The Loom & Leaf scored very well in our edge support tests โ also atypical for all-foam models โ making it a great option for couples who appreciate the feel of memory foam. Our only quibble? It wasnโt especially cool.
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Financing Options
Financing options are available for this mattress.
Construction Differences and Notes
- Both mattresses are durable, but Tomorrow Sleep might have a slight edge because it uses coils.
- Both are constructed to ensure a neutral sleeping temperature.
- Both use memory foam somewhere in the construction.
- Tomorrow Sleep has coils in the support system, while L&L has poly foam
- Tomorrow Sleep has a side rail support system to reinforce edge support.
- Loom & Leaf is thicker and more supportive.
- The softer version of Loom & Leaf is firmer than the firmer version of Tomorrow Sleep.

