Our History
Sleepeezee was founded in 1924 by the Price family in Croydon, London. A few years later, the company became one of the first manufacturers to produce pocket spring interior mattresses.
By Royal Appointment
We’re proud to have held a Royal Warrant since 1963. It’s a mark of recognition of those who have supplied goods or services to the households of HM The Queen, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh or HRH The Prince of Wales for at least five years.
This honour reinforces our reputation for creating superior quality beds and provides reassurance to our customers and your guests. And the Royal households are not alone – you will find our beds in some of the country’s finest hotels too.
Trusted by the best
Sleepeezee News & Case Studies
Read more about Sleepeezee and what we do in our News & Press Release and Case Study section.
Environmentally Responsible
Planet Mark
We are very proud to be the first UK bed manufacturer to receive the Planet Mark accreditation for taking action to stop climate change. Together with Cool Earth, which works alongside rainforest communities to halt deforestation, we helped protect an acre of rainforest. The Planet Mark recognises outstanding achievements and actions in organisations that are helping to stop climate change.
Carbon Neutral
We have been carbon neutral since 2017 and are very proud to say that no waste has gone to landfill since 2012. From offsetting our carbon emissions to planting trees in our community, we’re striving for sustainability in all we do. Since 2017, we have offset a total of 1,643 tonnes of CO₂ from within our factory. Newly installed for 2021, 591 energy saving solar panels have been fitted across our entire 1130m2 manufacturing facility in Kent.
Campaign for Wool
With Sleepeezee mattresses featuring breathable and cooling British wool, we are an advocate for the Campaign for Wool. Through educational initiatives, industry collaborations and public events such as Wool Month, the Campaign for Wool encourages greater appreciation and use of wool, while highlighting its role in supporting sustainable agriculture, rural communities and a more circular textile economy.