The second quarter edition of the International Sleep Products Association’s Bedding Market Quarterly reflects a modest improvement in year-over-year performance for the total U.S. mattress shipments industry. Compared to Q2 2024, total wholesale of mattresses and stationary foundations declined by 4.3% in dollar value and 7.0% in unit volume. These figures represent a narrowing of the year-over-year decline from Q1, which saw drops of 5.7% in value and 11.2% in units.
While U.S.-produced mattress unit shipments were down 7.0% in Q2, imported mattress units surged by 40.8%, reversing the declines observed in Q1. In contrast, stationary foundation shipments weakened further, with a 20.3% decline in dollar value and 22.8% drop in unit volume year-over-year.
The BMQ tracks U.S. wholesale activity, including Puerto Rico, based on survey data from a significant portion of the total U.S. mattress industry. To ensure comprehensive coverage, wholesale figures are estimated for non-responsive U.S. producers, representing 28% of the market by value and 36% by units for Q2 2025. lmported shipment data is sourced from the International Trade Commission.
The experience of these participants as a group does not necessarily reflect those of the entire mattress manufacturing industry. Furthermore, comparisons of Bedding Market Quarterly results for different time periods can be affected by a number of factors, including differences in the number of workdays and holiday promotions in a given quarter, weather conditions, etc.
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