I'm a sleep writer and sales hunter – these are the best early Amazon Prime Day bedding deals

I've picked the best sheets, comforters, and pillows listed for less in the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days

Laura Ashley bedding on a bed against a white wall.
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The Amazon Prime Big Deal Days are about to begin. Already, I'm seeing deep discounts on Nectar mattresses, Tempur-Pedic toppers, and Martha Stewart sheets. This might be your best chance to save hundreds of dollars on top-rated bedding before Black Friday.

Before I started as H&G's resident sleep writer, I was a price tracker. I spent my days crawling the sites of major merchants, watching the price of bedding rise and fall. I've learned when – and where − to shop to get the best value for money, because a good deal means more than a low price. In my expert opinion, these Amazon Prime Day bedding deals offer the best balance of quality and cost.

If you're in need of a brand-new bed, then head to the Amazon mattress sales. You'll find major savings across the best box mattress brands, including Nectar and DreamCloud, as well as Tempur-Pedic toppers and SureGuard protectors. For sheets, shams, comforters, and quilts, you want the Amazon bedding sales.

Amazon Prime Day bedding deals – selected by a sleep editor

With so much on offer, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. That's why I've hand-picked 18 of the best Amazon Prime Day bedding deals to save you time and money. Many of the products you'll see below are tried and tested by H&G sleep experts for comfort, cooling, and cost. Where we haven't been able to get our hands on a bit of bedding, we've scoured the specifications and read countless customer reviews to make sure we're bringing you the best bedding at the best prices.

Amazon Prime Day mattress deals

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Amazon Prime Day bedding deals FAQs

Is Amazon bedding good?

Some of it is. For sheer breadth of choice, Amazon is one of the best places to buy affordable bedding. You'll find sheets and shams from big-name brands, including Brooklinen, Casper, and Tempur-Pedic, as well as offerings from smaller sleep stores, all under one roof.

Still, with so much for sale on Amazon, it's even more important to be discerning with your choice. I won't buy anything from Amazon unless it's got at least 100 verified customer reviews. For me, the quantity of the reviews holds more weight than the specific star rating: I'd rather buy a sheet set with a handful of mixed reviews amongst hundreds than a sheet set with a single, glowing five-star review.

Reading reviews is all about gathering a range of perspectives on the same product to paint the fullest possible picture of what it might be like to use this product. You're looking for specific references to comfort; quality; durability; breathability; and fit. Beware of general platitudes − a given product is 'the best' or 'life-changing' without any evidence. This is an early indication of a fake review, created by bots to boost the profile of a brand.

When do Amazon Prime Big Deal Days end?

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days run from 00:00 on Tuesday October 8 to 23:59 on Wednesday October 9. That gives you 48 hours to shop.

Final thoughts

There's so much to shop in the Amazon Prime Day sales. Once you've dressed your bed, it's time to turn your attention to the rest of the bedroom and make some major savings on the best Amazon home decor. You'll find big-ticket items, from bookshelves to dressers, and smaller accent pieces, such as rugs and mirrors, all listed for less.

Emilia Hitching
Sleep Editor

Emilia is our resident sleep writer. She spends her days tracking down the lowest prices on the best bedding and spends her nights testing it out from the comfort of her own home – it's a dream job. Her quest to learn how to sleep better has taken her all around the world, from mattress factories in Arizona to sleep retreats in Scandinavia. Before she joined Homes & Gardens, Emilia studied English at the University of Oxford. She also worked on the other side of the aisle, writing press releases for regional newspapers and crafting copy for Sky.