St. Louis-based bedding manufacturer Boyd Sleep has taken measures to safeguard its operations and customers against tariff-related disruptions through strategic inventory management.
According to a news release, the company maintains a 12-month reserve of mattresses and an 18- to 24-month supply of imported components, including bases, toppers, express beds and upholstered bed frames. This strategic buffer ensures continued service to retailers and consumers despite fluctuating trade policies.
Boyd Sleep is vertically integrated to strengthen its market position and adapt quickly to global trade challenges. Its core mattress lines are produced at its domestic manufacturing facility in Houston, Texas, and the company provides retail expertise through its five The Bedroom Store retail locations in the St. Louis area, the news release said.
Company officials said Boyd Sleep offers more than 45 years of experience in operations and strategic inventory management to help its wholesale retail partners stay competitive in a rapidly changing business environment. The company holds more than 40 patents on products and processes and has introduced material innovations, including the incorporation of plant-based cellulose in fire barriers and cooling Ice Fiber in mattress covers. Boyd Sleep also benefits from a diverse distribution network through partnerships with retailers such as Costco, Sam’s Club and regional mattress stores.
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