Pocket spring
Compare the spring unit, comfort layers, edge construction, and firmness reference as one build.
Discuss Pocket SpringMattress supplier for export orders
Mattress supplier for export, wholesale, and private-label orders.
Sipu coordinates mattress supply from China for brands, distributors and importers. Compare constructions, private-label options and export packing. MOQ is 10 mattresses per model; different models cannot be combined. Start with your market and approximate quantity.
Model-based ordersSpecifications and quantities are confirmed separately for each selected model
Key checksProduct type, size, quantity, packing, label, destination, loading plan
Proof supportFinished product, packing, labels, quantity, warehouse, loading evidence
Choose a sourcing direction
What belongs in your next mattress range?
Buying for an existing range, a new private label, or a regional wholesale business? Start with your market, mattress direction, and approximate quantity. If sizes or packing are still open, say so. Sipu can review the supply direction with you before the details are fixed for a quotation.
Foam
Compare layer thicknesses and densities, finished height, and intended feel—not just the foam name.
Discuss FoamRoll-packed supply
A packing requirement, not a mattress construction. Suitability and recovery must be confirmed for each build.
Discuss Roll PackingNeed a visual starting point? View three actual mattress references. Still comparing constructions? Read the pocket spring / foam comparison. Choosing a direction does not confirm a model, specification, stock availability, or packing feasibility.
Best fitMattress and furniture brands, private-label businesses, regional distributors, bedding wholesalers, retailers, and importers. Hotel and accommodation projects remain a separate supply route.
Starting MOQMOQ is 10 mattresses per model. Different models cannot be combined to reach the minimum. A size mix within one model still requires quotation-stage confirmation.
Configurable scopeProduct structure, size, height, comfort direction, fabric presentation, private label, packing method, carton or bag marks, and destination handling can be reviewed against the project brief.
Confirmed per quotationSample route, lead time, trade term, loading port, requested testing, warranty, size mix, production schedule, and final packing are not fixed by this page; they are confirmed for the quoted project.
Role boundarySipu Mattress is the brand. Website and international trade coordination are operated by the Sichuan entity, while mattress production is coordinated at facilities in Foshan. Review the entity and production role map.
Evidence pathUse the Specification Matrix to lock inputs, the Proof-Pack Method to define shipment evidence, and the Project Brief to send the project record.
Problem - solution - proof
Export risk is often hidden in packing and labels.
Two mattress suppliers may quote similar product names, but the real export risk is in structure confirmation, packing method, carton marks, quantity control, loading plan, and communication before shipment.
- Confirm the mattress structure before comparing prices across suppliers.
- Decide whether roll compressed packing, flat packing, carton packing, or neutral packing is suitable.
- Use model labels and carton marks to avoid mixed-size or mixed-model confusion.
- Ask for a pre-shipment proof pack before approving shipment or balance payment.
Compare like for like
Why the lowest unit price may not be the lowest import cost.
Keep product price, export handling, freight, and destination charges separate. An EXW offer and a CIF offer cover different costs; neither should be treated as a complete landed-cost comparison without checking its inclusions. Refer to the ICC Incoterms rules and the named term in the actual quote.
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Same mattress build
Compare the selected model, size, height, spring or foam specification, cover, and order quantity. A shared name such as “pocket spring” is not a matching specification.
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Same packed unit
Request actual packed dimensions, gross weight, and units per carton or bundle. Calculate shipment volume from packed goods, not the uncompressed mattress size.
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Same shipping basis
Use the same destination and named trade term. Ask which origin charges, freight, insurance, destination handling, taxes, and local delivery are included or excluded.
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Same order assumptions
Separate sample arrangements, branding or packaging costs, inspection scope, and quote validity. MOQ is an order threshold, not a promise of freight efficiency.
Packing decision
Roll-packed or flat-packed: choose for the product and receiving route.
Roll-packed directionReview compression suitability, packed dimensions, allowed storage period, and recovery instructions for the exact construction. A compact package alone does not prove recovery or long-term performance.
Flat-packed directionReview protective layers, handling and stacking requirements, packed volume, and warehouse access. Compare freight using the actual packing proposal.
Brand and warehouse labelsAgree model code, size, quantity, carton or bag marks, and any required barcode artwork. Keep the label record tied to the same revision as the mattress specification.
Information still missing?Start the conversation anyway. Mark packing or destination details as open; firm pricing and shipping commitments wait until those variables are confirmed.
FAQ
Common questions before choosing a mattress supplier for export.
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What do I need for a first conversation?
Your market, business type, product direction, and approximate quantity are enough to begin. Share known dimensions and mark undecided details as open; the complete specification is needed for a firm quote, not for an initial question.
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Who is suitable for export supply?
Distributors, furniture retailers, bedding wholesalers, hospitality suppliers, hotel projects, accommodation buyers, and import traders.
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Can export mattresses be private label?
Yes. Fabric labels, side labels, carton marks, neutral packing, and distributor-ready presentation can be discussed after specification confirmation.
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Is roll packing always best?
No. Roll packing depends on structure, height, edge support, fabric, recovery needs, and installation plan.
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What proof should be checked?
Finished product photos, structure close-ups, packing photos, label and carton marks, quantity by model, warehouse, and loading evidence.
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Can I ask about price before I have a full specification?
Yes. Explain the product direction and quantity you are considering. Any price discussion must identify its assumptions; a firm quotation needs the agreed build, size, packing, quantity, and shipping basis. This page does not publish a universal price or lead time.
Related guides
Continue export order planning.
Still choosing the build? Compare pocket-spring and all-foam range options. If you are adding another source, follow the second-supplier evaluation checklist. For packing proposals, use the packed-unit decision sheet.
Distributor Range Planning
Evaluate a first range, a second supply source, or a repeat-order requirement.
Roll Compressed Mattress
Compare roll packing, flat packing, storage, recovery, and shipment planning.
Pre-Shipment Proof Pack
Check production, packing, labels, quantity, warehouse, and loading evidence before shipment.
Specification Matrix
Organize required, optional, open, and sample-confirmed inputs before comparing export quotations.
Broader sourcing guide
Connect export handling to the manufacturing record.
The China mattress manufacturing guide brings specifications, packing, labels, loading and revision control into one B2B sourcing path.
Send export details
Request export mattress supply options.
Tell Forrest your market, the mattress direction you are exploring, and approximate quantity. Include known sizes; packing and other open details can be discussed next. For a written record and reply route, send a short sourcing brief.