The Transition Layer (4), in the Nectar Mattress, is 1-inch of what they call “Adaptive Hi Core Memory Foam.” This memory foam seems to be at least a 5-lb. The company offers no specifics on this, but there is a limit to how effective gel can be in cooling memory foam without airflow. Without ventilating perforations, it is hard to see how enough air could filter through for effective cooling. Nectar Sleep says it is “semi-open,” meaning that it is not fully open-cell foam. Without knowing exactly what the density is, from customer comments it appears to be at least 4.3 lbs.
It is less pressure sensitive and more heat sensitive to let the sleeper slowly sink in. Although the density is not given, this is denser than the quilting memory foam. The Comfort Layer (3), of the Nectar Mattress, consists of 3-inches of “Lush Foam™” (gel memory foam). Evidently, part of the cooling effect may be credited to the tight-pattern quilting with thousands of small perforations through the fabric and this layer of memory foam. A look at the quilted top reveals a diagonal stitching pattern of small squares. The stated purposes of this are cooling and initial cushioning. This cover is quilted to 1” of soft gel-infused memory foam (2). Tencel is designed to wick moisture to both cool the sleeping surface and keep it dry. The cover fabric (1) of the Nectar Mattress is a combination of cotton and Tencel.
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It has three regular layers, two of which are memory foam, plus a layer of quilted memory foam. This is revealed by independent mattress reviewers who had mattresses to test and inspect. Nor are the thicknesses stated on Amazon. It describes the materials used, but does not give their thicknesses. Nectar Sleep has an exploded image diagram of the construction of its mattress on its website. Even then, it costs a little more than the 12” Ultima Comfort Memory Foam Mattress by Zinus, a company which has its own manufacturing plants in China. This mattress is low-cost because it is imported from China. It is sold primarily on two venues, the Nectar Sleep website and Amazon, though now it also can be tested in its Tyson’s Corner Center store, bought, and carried home. It is an 11” high all-foam memory foam mattress with three or four layers (depending on how you count them). The Nectar Memory Foam Mattress is a low-price product, ranging from $399 for Twin to $899 for King/Cal King.
So in a little more than two years, beginning with the Nectar Mattress, the company went from one low-price mattress to three broadly-priced models and a brick-and-mortar presence. Then, in time for Black Friday 2018, a Nectar Sleep store (Nectar Sleep X Bandbox) was opened in Tyson’s Corner in Northern Virginia. The Level Mattress is midway in price between the economy model Nectar Mattress and the luxury model DreamCloud. About three months later, in January 2018, DreamCloud Holdings launched a mattress under its own name, DreamCloud Mattress, a luxury hybrid model. A month after that, DCH bought another brand, Level Sleep. They still carry on critical market analysis. Its three founders intentionally analyzed market patterns and fashioned their marketing to maximize consumer engagement. The Nectar Mattress was the first offering of DreamCloud Holdings, LLC (DCH) of Palo Alto, California. This rivals the rise of Casper Sleep, which entered the bedding market in 2014. The Nectar Mattress was launched on Septemand is now one of the leading brands in terms of sales. The Company: One of the fastest-rising mattress brands.
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