Comfort to the core
Tempur Sealy is focused on advancements, sustainability
by DAN JONES
Daniel Haynes, a cotton gin builder, got the Sealy mattress brand rolling in Sealy, Texas, in 1881.
As Haynes made cotton-filled mattresses for friends and neighbors, his product took off. In 1906, Earl Edwards purchased Haynes' patents and expanded the company nationally.
The business survived the Great Depression and more ownership changes, evolving in 2012 into Tempur Sealy International, which includes Tempur-Pedic, Sealy and Kirkland Signature™ Stearns & Foster. Sealy was voted the most trusted mattress brand in the U.S. by American shoppers based on the 2021 BrandSpark American Trust Study.
Innovation first
Tempur Sealy has been at the forefront of advancements in the industry, with its Sealy Posturepedic technology—mattresses that use a combination of foam and pocket coil springs to improve a person's sleep posture—emerging in 1950. The company has since offered adjustable bases for a range of ergonomic positions, with modern bells and whistles like underbed lighting, USB ports and wireless remotes.
"Our signature Sealy Posturepedic Plus Collection features our best quality specialty foams, the highest level of support, the most advanced motion-absorbing coils and all-over cooling comfort for the deep, relaxing sleep you need to take on tomorrow," says Steve Rusing, Tempur Sealy president of U.S. sales.
Rewarding quality
