Simba Sleep launches huge sale with up to £750 off mattresses (aff)
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Simba’s latest sale includes savings on Hybrid mattresses, cooling pillows and luxury bedding
If you’ve been waiting for the right time to upgrade your sleep setup, Simba Sleep has just launched one of its biggest sales events of the season – with up to 25% off selected mattresses, bedding and bedroom essentials.
The award-winning sleep brand has cut prices across some of its most popular ranges, including its premium Hybrid mattresses, luxury bedding, pillows and even slippers.
Among the standout offers is 25% off the Simba Hybrid Pro, Hybrid Luxe and Hybrid Ultra mattresses – some of the brand’s best-known models designed with layered foam, Aerocoil springs and cooling technology aimed at helping sleepers stay comfortable through the night.
The Simba Hybrid Ultra, the brand’s top-tier model, is included in the sale with a full 25% reduction, while the Natural Escape and Natural Apex mattresses have also received the same discount.
Shoppers looking for a more affordable entry point can still save 20% on the original Simba Hybrid mattress and the Natural Source range.
There are savings beyond mattresses too. Simba’s stylish upholstered beds are down by 15%, while selected duvets, bedding and mattress protectors are reduced by up to 20%.
Pillow deals are also tempting, especially for hot sleepers. Simba’s Hybrid Pillow and adjustable Custom Flex Pillow are both reduced by 20%, while the oversized Body Pillow has also been included in the sale.
For families, Simba’s kids and cot mattresses are included too, with 10% off selected designs.
The sale, which knocks up to £750 off the prices on the Simba website, is only set to last until the end of the month, and the free delivery and 200-night trials are still included in the offers.
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