CLOUDE mattresses to shortlist for couples
All six use individually wrapped pocket springs. The ComfortCode™ position is CLOUDE's 7-point comfort scale (1 = ultra soft, 7 = extra firm).
| Mattress (MRP) | Comfort | Layers | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| MEDIC POSTURE ADVANCE (MRP from ₹20,000) | Medium · 4/7 | Pocket springs, memory-foam quilting, Power Foam and HR foam | Couples who want a balanced middle feel |
| SPINE SUPPORT XT (MRP from ₹26,500) | Soft · 2/7 | Pocket springs, dual Visco memory foam, Cool Gel PU foam and HR foam | Couples who both prefer a softer, contouring surface |
| GRANDIOZ (MRP from ₹28,300) | Plush · 3/7 | Pocket springs, fusion memory foam, charcoal foam, latex and foam encasement | A plush feel with a reinforced edge |
| NATURAL COMFORT PLUSH (MRP from ₹29,400) | Plush · 3/7 | Pocket springs under Euro-certified 7-zone latex | Couples who want springs with a buoyant latex top |
| CLOVE (MRP from ₹55,700) | Soft · 2/7 | Pocket springs with copper-infused comfort layers | A soft Luxe option from the Copper X Series |
| LUXILLA SUITE (MRP from ₹63,800) | Soft · 2/7 | Pocketed springs, fusion memory foam and latex in a Euro Top | The most premium soft pocket-spring option |
See all CLOUDE mattresses for every size and MRP, or find an authorised dealer to try them.
Why choosing as a couple is different
Most mattress advice is written for one sleeper. A shared bed is a shared sleep system: two body weights, two preferred sleeping positions and often two different tolerances for heat, all on one surface every night.
Body weight changes how a mattress feels. A lighter sleeper sinks less and feels a mattress as firmer; a heavier sleeper sinks further and feels the same mattress as softer. So when you shortlist, think about both of you together — combined weight, both sleeping positions and the room's heat — rather than one person's preference.
1. Start with the comfort range you can share
If one partner likes a very firm surface and the other likes a very soft one, choosing either extreme can turn the purchase into a compromise for only one person. Start by identifying the middle range both people can accept.
For many couples that means comparing balanced feels such as medium, medium-firm or medium-soft, but this is not a rule. The correct shared feel depends on body build, sleeping position and personal preference.
2. Pay attention to movement transfer
Movement transfer is the amount of motion one sleeper feels when the other changes position, gets into bed or gets up. It matters more in a shared bed than in a single-sleeper mattress.
Individually responsive pocket springs can help because each spring can move more independently. Contouring foam layers can also damp some movement. However, no single material guarantees a quiet shared bed; the complete construction, firmness and mattress size all influence the experience.
3. Choose enough sleeping width
Queen size (about 60 × 78 inches) is the most common choice for Indian couples and fits most bedrooms. King size (about 72 × 78 inches) gives each person roughly six more inches of width, which helps most when partners have very different body weights or comfort preferences, when a child often shares the bed, or when one partner moves a lot at night.
Before buying, measure the inside of the actual bed frame rather than relying on labels such as queen or king, because Indian bed sizes vary by furniture maker. Also check how close each sleeper is to the edge in their normal position; edge feel matters more when both partners use the full width.
4. Understand pocket spring, foam and hybrid options
Pocket spring
Individually wrapped coils respond independently and can reduce movement transfer compared with interconnected spring systems.
Foam
Foam can absorb movement well depending on formulation and layer design, with feel ranging from responsive to deeply contouring.
Hybrid
Hybrid mattresses combine spring support with foam, latex or other comfort layers, so the final feel depends on the complete stack.
5. Plan for India's heat and humidity
Two people share body heat on one surface, and in humid cities such as Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata that heat has nowhere to go. Treat airflow as a specification, not a luxury. As a general guide, from most to least breathable:
- Latex over pocket springs: open latex plus air moving through the coil layer. Example: NATURAL COMFORT PLUSH (7-zone latex over pocket springs).
- Gel-infused or cooling foam with a knitted cover: contouring comfort with better heat handling than dense standard foam. Examples: SPINE SUPPORT XT (Cool Gel PU foam over pocket springs) and SPINE SUPPORT ADVANCE (gel-infused memory foam).
- Standard dense memory foam: excellent contouring, but it holds more heat because you sink into it.
The cover fabric, your bedsheet and the room's ventilation also matter, so a breathable mattress helps most when the rest of the bed breathes too.
6. If your preferences are very different, test together
When two sleepers have different comfort preferences, both should evaluate the same shortlist. One person testing on behalf of both can miss issues such as excessive sink, too much surface resistance or noticeable partner movement.
If available, consider reversible, adaptable or dual-comfort constructions, but check exactly how the design works. Some mattresses offer two different sides for the whole mattress rather than two different left/right comfort zones.
7. Compare the complete mattress, not one feature
A pocket spring label does not tell you the firmness, comfort-layer thickness or edge feel. A memory foam label does not tell you how much foam is used or what supports it. Compare the finished mattress on comfort, movement response, height, size, warranty and MRP.
For CLOUDE products, the current product pages show the approved comfort description and available MRP by size. You can also use ComfortCode™ to narrow the comfort range before visiting a dealer.
This guide provides general mattress-selection information and is not medical advice.