A medium-firm gel memory foam mattress in six thicknesses, a quilted topper to soften one that's too firm, a waterproof protector that goes on like a fitted sheet, deep-pocket sheets that reach under a modern mattress, three memory foam pillows — a contoured cervical pillow, a classic loft and a wedge — plus contoured masks for the light you can't switch off and a satin sleep set. Sizes are in inches, and the sheet, protector and topper each state the mattress depth they fit.

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What to check before you buy

  1. 01

    Measure mattress depth first

    Standard fitted sheets stop at about 12 inches. Add a topper and most mattresses pass 14, so the sheet pops off the corners every night. Measure with the topper on.

  2. 02

    A topper changes firmness, not support

    A topper can make a too-firm mattress comfortable. It cannot fix a sagging one — you'll feel the dip straight through. Replace the mattress in that case.

  3. 03

    Check how a protector sounds

    Waterproof backing is what makes some protectors crackle when you roll over. Membrane-backed knit fabrics stay quiet; laminated vinyl does not.

Common questions

What size mattress topper do I need?
The same size as your mattress. Standard US sizes are Twin 38 × 75 in, Full 54 × 75 in, Queen 60 × 80 in, King 76 × 80 in and California King 72 × 84 in. The topper size guide below covers the in-between cases.
Will a topper make my bed sleep hotter?
Dense memory foam hugs the body and holds more heat; quilted, fiber-filled toppers let more air through. If you already sleep warm, the quilted kind is the safer pick.
Does a mattress protector go over or under the topper?
Over it. The protector is the layer that keeps spills and sweat out, so it belongs on top of everything it is protecting, directly under the fitted sheet.