Simba May Day sale cuts up to £900 off mattresses with 200-night trial (aff)
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Major discounts across Simba’s range – including mattresses, beds and bedding – are available for a short time only
Sleep specialists Simba are holding a massive sale at the moment, with up to £900 off selected mattresses, up to £444 off beds, and up to £90 off bedding.
It's a May Day sale, so it ends soon, but if you catch the offers, you can save as much as 30% on some of Simba's best products.
Simba has made a name for itself as a maker of mattresses that harness the latest technology to keep you cool at night, and to support your body in the most comfortable way possible.
And it's these mattresses have the biggest savings, with different models catering to everything from budget-conscious buyers to those looking for a more premium setup.
The hybrid construction – usually a mix of responsive foam layers and pocket springs – is designed to offer support without sacrificing comfort, which is a big part of the brand’s appeal.
Elsewhere on the Simba website, you’ll find 10% off mattress toppers, along with up to 20% off protectors.
Beds have discounts of up to 20%, and pillows and duvets also have savings of up to 20%. Even Simba's popular slippers have a 10% discount at the moment.
This sale is due to end on May 4th, so it gives you the bank holiday to figure out what to cash in on, before prices go back up.
Simba offers free next-day delivery on its products, a 10-year guarantee, and its famous 200-night trial.
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