CATALOG

Start with breathability, add alignment, choose your feel

We build for India’s nights: airy covers, channelled cores, and stable edges. Scroll the ribbon to preview the families — pillows, mattresses, and add-ons.

Orthopedic pillow family in soft shades

Pillow Family

Loft options for side/back/combination sleepers. Contour that lifts the neck, not just the head.

Orthopedic mattress lineup with reinforced edges

Mattress Lineup

Zoned cores, calmer turns, steadier edges for sit-and-tie mornings.

Protectors and breathable covers neatly stacked

Accessories

Protectors and covers that keep the feel consistent through seasons.

PILLOW LOFT

Pick the height that keeps your neck relaxed

Use shoulder width + posture to choose. Adjust after a week once your body settles.

Low loft pillow reference

Low (8–9 cm)

  • Back sleepers, narrow shoulders
  • Keeps chin from tucking toward chest
  • Pairs well with Medium mattress feel
Medium loft pillow reference

Medium (10–11 cm)

  • Most side and combo sleepers
  • Balances cheek contour with neck lift
  • Easy starting point for first-time buyers
High loft pillow reference

High (12–13 cm)

  • Broad shoulders, pronounced side posture
  • Maintains ear-to-shoulder line
  • Consider Medium or Firm mattress feel

MATTRESS FEEL

Soft to firm — where do you land?

All profiles use AirKnit covers; the difference is contour vs. pushback.

  1. Soft

    Deeper shoulder sink for pronounced side sleepers. Base layer prevents bottom-out.

  2. Medium

    Balanced contour and stability. Works across postures and pairs well with Medium loft pillows.

  3. Firm

    Flatter plane with quick response for back and stomach sleepers; minimizes lumbar sag.

Soft feel visual chip
Soft
Medium feel visual chip
Medium
Firm feel visual chip
Firm

STABILITY

Edge support you can sit, tie, and turn on

Reinforced rails keep the perimeter steady. Sit to tie your shoes, rotate at 3 AM, and step off the mattress without the rolling “cliff” feeling.

  1. Sit test: consistent sink, no sudden slide.
  2. Turn test: smaller turns near the edge.
  3. Walk-off: steady step down in the morning.
Sitting at the mattress edge during a sit test
Sit test — steady rails.
Turning near the mattress edge without roll-off
Turn near edge — no roll-off.
Perimeter foam cross-section with denser rails
Cross-section — reinforced perimeter.

CLIMATE READY

Breathe through the night — cool, not clammy

AirKnit™ covers and channelled foams move air across the surface so humidity can’t pool along your skin.

Close-up of breathable knit pores

Open-pore knit

Moisture-wicking cover helps sweat evaporate instead of lingering.

Foam with visible airflow channels

Channelled foam

Routes air laterally for cooler shoulders and hips on humid nights.

Thermal map with cooler surface zones

Cooler surface

Heatmap shows lower peaks after 30 minutes of resting contact.

Perceived humidity

Lower bar = drier feel along the skin.

INSIDE THE BUILD

Modular layers that breathe and last

Each layer plays a role: surface comfort, pressure diffusion, structural stability. The outcome is calmer, longer sleep — without the “stuck” feeling.

  1. AirKnit cover: quick-dry, low-pilling, removable for wash.
  2. Contour layer: visco foam that adapts to cheek and shoulder without collapsing.
  3. Support base: high-resilience foam that resists sag, especially at the edges.
  • Edge rails
  • Low VOC
  • Hypoallergenic textiles

BUYING GUIDE

Choose smarter for India’s seasons and routines

Nights here aren’t static: heat, humidity, ceiling fans, AC cycles, and monsoons all change how bedding feels. Use the framework below to get it right the first time.

1) Loft first, then feel

Loft determines neck angle; feel controls how the rest of your spine behaves. If you mostly sleep on your side, start with Medium loft (10–11 cm). Back sleepers with narrow shoulders do better at Low loft (8–9 cm). Broad shoulders or deep side posture benefit from High loft (12–13 cm). Only after loft is comfortable should you adjust mattress feel: Soft for pronounced side posture, Medium for most, Firm for back and stomach sleepers.

A common mistake is chasing “plush” or “extra-firm” labels without checking neck position. Ten minutes of lying flat is not enough; give your body a week to adapt before making changes.

2) Climate & airflow

In coastal or monsoon regions, prioritize AirKnit covers and channelled foams. These keep the surface drier by moving moisture away from the skin. If you sleep with AC, avoid overly dense, non-breathable covers that trap cool dampness; choose quick-dry textiles instead.

  • Use a protector that breathes — not a plastic film.
  • Rotate pillows fortnightly; air them out in the morning.
  • Choose washable covers to simplify maintenance.

3) Edge behavior matters

Many people sit at the edge while dressing, tying shoes, or getting out of bed. Weak edges create a sliding, “cliff-like” sensation that wakes you up. Look for reinforced rails if you use the edge daily or share the bed.

Pro tip: if you’re undecided between two lofts, pick the lower and stack a thin breathable pillowcase; it’s easier to add 5–7 mm than to subtract it.

AFTERCARE

Warranty you can rely on, care you can actually do

Simple steps keep your setup fresh; clear terms back you up if something goes wrong.

Warranty — 12 months

Covers manufacturing defects in foams and stitching under normal use. Excludes damage from liquids, sharp objects, prolonged direct sun, or unauthorized alterations. Keep your proof of purchase.

Care — daily & weekly
  • Air the pillow for 5–10 minutes each morning.
  • Wash removable covers on a gentle cycle, cold water; line-dry in shade.
  • Spot-clean foam only — never soak the core.
Hygiene tips
  • Use breathable protectors to keep dust and spills out without trapping humidity.
  • Change sheets weekly; more often during peak summer.
  • Low-pilling cover
  • Washable textiles
  • Edge reinforcement
Removing washable cover from an orthopedic pillow
Zip, wash, line-dry — simple routine.
Warranty card and instruction leaflet on a bed
Clear terms, quick claims.

EVOLUTION

From flat fill to zoned support

Sleep tech keeps moving: basic fill compacts, generic foams contour but trap heat, and modern orthopedic builds balance airflow, alignment, and edge stability.

  1. Traditional flat-fill pillow

    Flat-fill era

    Shifts and clumps over time; needs frequent fluffing and gives inconsistent neck support.

  2. Generic memory foam pillow

    Generic memory foam

    Contours but often dense and warm; edges feel loose; airflow depends on cover quality.

  3. Dreamly Ortho zoned contour pillow

    Dreamly Ortho

    Zoned contour + AirKnit cover + reinforced edges for cooler, steadier, longer sleep.

Contour profile silhouette of the pillow
Contour profile — neck lift, cheek cradle.
AirKnit cover close-up texture
AirKnit texture for airflow.
Hidden zipper detail on removable cover
Hidden zipper — easy off, easy on.

BUNDLE

Build a breathable starter set

Pick your pillow loft and optional add-ons. We’ll summarize the setup you’ll unbox.

Pillow loft

Add-ons

Your setup

Low loft pillow. No add-ons yet.

Tip: add a breathable protector to keep the feel consistent through seasons.

Contour pillow, low loft
Contour Pillow
Breathable protector
Protector
Extra pillowcase
Extra Pillowcase

REAL ROOMS

See Dreamly Ortho in everyday spaces

Light, breathable, and easy to style — from compact studios to family bedrooms.

Cozy studio bedroom setup with contour pillow
Cozy studio — airy knit, soft tones.
Family bedroom with reinforced edge mattress
Family room — stable edges for mornings.
Bed near a breezy window with breathable cover
Breezy window — cover that breathes.
Simple mattress size guide with tape measure
Measure frame before ordering.
Boxed, compressed mattress delivery at door
Boxed delivery — easy to carry.
Receipt showing GST-inclusive pricing
GST-inclusive, transparent billing.

VOICES

What sleepers say after the switch

Short takes from different postures and climates.

Side sleeper portrait

Side Sleeper

“Medium loft finally lets my shoulder drop without twisting my neck. I don’t hunt for cold spots anymore.”

Back sleeper portrait

Back Sleeper

“The edge is stable when I sit to lace up. Medium feel keeps my lower back quiet through the night.”

Combo sleeper portrait

Combo Sleeper

“Turns feel smaller. Waking up at 4 AM is rare now — the surface stays dry even on humid nights.”

Materials trace with certified textile rolls

Responsible textiles

AirKnit fabrics are chosen for skin friendliness and low pilling. Lots are tracked by batch so we can trace the exact roll used in production and maintain consistent feel over time.

Clean, well-lit factory floor with foam cutting

Cleaner process

Cutting patterns are optimized to reduce off-cuts; adhesives are kept minimal in contact areas. Off-cuts are repurposed as packaging inserts or recycled according to local rules.

Recycled cardboard packaging and paper tape

Recycled packaging

Corrugated cartons and paper tape protect your products in transit. Pillows ship uncompressed; mattresses are sealed and boxed for easier handling and a smaller footprint.

FAQ

Quick answers before you choose

No chatbots or forms here — just the essentials distilled.

How long until a mattress reaches its full shape?

Most mattresses settle within 24–48 hours after unboxing. Sleep on it the first night — it will continue to open up.

Do I need a protector if the cover is washable?

Yes. A breathable protector keeps spills and dust out while letting the surface breathe — it preserves the feel and extends life.

Which pillow loft fits broad shoulders?

Start with High loft (12–13 cm); if you also sleep on your back, test Medium for a week.

Edge rails — do they change the center feel?

No. Rails reinforce the perimeter only; the sleep surface stays uniform across the middle zones.