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Leesa Mattress Labor Day Sale 2021: Up to $500 OFF and Free Gifts

Labor Day is here, and that means a bunch of great deals, promotions, and offers. If you know what you’re looking for, you could get it for a crazy low price. If you want a new mattress, for example, you should check out the Labor Day mattress sales, including queen mattress deals, unless you want another size.

If you want a great deal with perks, then you might consider Leesa’s huge 2021 Labor Day Sale that’s happening right now, especially since Leesa is one of the best mattress-in-a-box brands. All mattresses are 35%, so you can save up to $500 total on some, with bundles at 20% off. Also, with every purchase during the sale, you’ll get a free gift — two free pillows. There are a lot of great prices thanks to the promotion. Like the Leesa Original Mattress in Queen size, which is $950, normally $1,100, saving you $150. Alternatively, the Leesa Legend Mattress in Queen Size is $1,950, normally $2,300, saving you $350. You can browse the sale below to see what else is available or keep reading to view some of the best deals.

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Leesa Original Mattress — $950, was $1,100

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The Leesa Original Mattress has a 10-inch profile and features an all-foam design, which delivers proper comfort and support while you sleep. A tough signature core offers support, with memory foam throughout, and a top layer of breathable foam. It rests in the medium-firm level when it comes to comfort — between 5 and 7 on a scale of 1 to 10. Right now, the Queen size is discounted to $950, which is normally $1,100. That’s saving you $150 but you’ll also get two free pillows included with your purchase. Plus, it comes with free no-contact delivery and a risk-free 100-night trial.

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Leesa Hybrid Mattress — $1,550, was $1,800

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The Leesa Hybrid Mattress, with an 11-inch profile, merges a memory foam design with pocket springs for added support. The foam keeps it soft and comfortable while the springs subtly increase firmness. This mattress rests in the medium-firm level, between 5 and 7 on a scale of 1 to 10. A top layer of hole-punched foam keeps the surface cool, while the breathable, softcover enhances the experience, as well. Currently, the Queen size is on sale for $1,550, normally $1,800, so you’re saving $250. Remember, every purchase also includes two free pillows, and they’re down alternative too so they’re super comfy and soft! Every Leesa bed has a 10-year warranty, risk-free 100-night trial, and free no-contact shipping.

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Leesa Legend Mattress — $1950, was $2,300

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The Leesa Legend Mattress is top-tier, precisely why it’s earned the “legendary” moniker. It’s a luxury hybrid mattress with 2 layers of springs, and plenty of memory foam. You get both pocket springs for support and micro coils for better-targeted support. The breathable cover is made of organic cotton and Merino wool, and it’s hypoallergenic. The mattress has a 12-inch profile, and rests in the medium-firm level, between 5 and 7 on a scale of 1 to 10. You can grab the Queen size for $1,950, normally $2,300, which is $350 off. With your purchase you’ll get two free down alternative pillows, so they’re super comfy and soft without triggering allergies. Leesa beds have a 10-year warranty, risk-free 100-night trial, and free no-contact shipping.

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More Mattress Deals Available Now

Want to see what else is out there? We rounded up all of the best mattress sales that are available now. You can take a look at those below.

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