Index of Loom and Leaf vs Casper Review:
1. Introduction: Loom and Leaf vs Casper Mattress Comparison, Before You Buy
Armed with cool marketing, great design and a one-size fits all philosophy, the Casper mattress has become a fast favorite for many. Meanwhile, the Loom and Leaf echoes comfort and hails from veteran company Saatva. Let’s find out how these two compare. Below you’ll find a detailed comparison between Loom and Leaf vs Casper:
Read full Casper mattress review here, and Loom and Leaf mattress review here.
2. Detailed Comparison Of Loom and Leaf vs. Casper:
LOOM AND LEAF
CASPER
Top Cover
Loom and Leaf cover: Crafted from 100% cotton with all natural thistle serving as fire retardant. It is breathable, soft and sturdy. It features a quilted mini foam layer adding softness and comfort when you sleep. Visually, it looks luxurious with a gold trim and an improved cover.
Casper cover: Aesthetically, the Casper cover features a two-tone shade with the top in white while the sides are in grey. The top cover is thin, porous material that offers breathability but also snags easily. The sides are sturdier and can handle rough handling.
Foam Layers
Loom and Leaf features 4 foam layers that total to 12 inches thick. Top layer is 2inch thick gel foam for cooling; second layer is 2.5-inch visco elastic memory foam; third layer is 2 inch transition loft pad and final layer is 5.5 inches of support foam.
Casper 9,5-inches total, uses 4 layers: top layer is 1.5-inch poly foam creating, second layer is 1.5-inch memory foam with support and pressure relief, third layer is the 1.5-inch support foam and the last bottom is 5-inch foam support and base layer.
Firmness
The Loom and Leaf firmness: The company offers two firmness levels, with the L&L Relaxed Firm giving a soft to medium firmness. Meanwhile, L&L Firm is built for those who prefer medium to firm mattresses.
Provides medium firmness, ranging from a 6-7 out of 10 on the scale. If you’re a light person, Casper would feel close to 7, if you’re heavier, Casper would feel more 6.
Body Support
Loom and Leaf body support: There’s minimal sinkage and good body contouring. Lets you sleep comfortably without making you feel stuffed in or wrapped.
Casper body support: Good body support with pronounced hug and contour but not to the same extreme as you would feel with memory foam.
Motion Transfer
With the high-density memory foam, you get minimal motion transfer. Ideal if you sleep with a partner.
Casper motion transfer: Minimal motion transfer because of the foam construction.
Price
Loom & Leaf prices:
twin size : $849,
full size : $1299,
queen size: $1399,
king/cal : $1699.
No discount.
Casper prices:
twin size : $495,
full size : $795,
queen size: $995,
king/cal : $1295.
Trial Period
Loom and Leaf trial period: Offers a standard 120 night trial period.
Casper trial period: 100 nights of trial allowed.
Warranty
Loom and Leaf warranty: 15 years of warranty.
Casper: offers standard 10-year warranty for the mattress.
Shipping Period
Loom and Leaf offers free white glove delivery service – they will take away your old mattress and install the new one. Mattress will not come compressed in a box.
Casper Shipping: Free shipping within the United States and Canada; will arrive compressed in box.
Returns
Loom and Leaf returns: Money back guarantee, 100% refunds within trial period
Casper returns: Offers 100% money back refund for purchases.
Loom and Leaf Details:
Price: Starts at $699 (Twin) to $1399 (King/Cal King)
Trial Period: 120 Days
Shipping: Free full service in-home delivery (delivered uncompressed)
Warranty: 15 Years
Made in: USA
*Loom and Leaf doesn’t offer discounts
Casper Details
Price: Starts at $550 (Twin) to $1150 (King/Cal King)
Trial Period: 100 Nights
Shipping: Free shipping within US/Canada
Warranty: 10 years
*$100 discount is included. Use code MattressGirl
3. Summary Table: Comparison of Loom and Leaf vs Casper with Specs
| Loom and Leaf | Casper | |
| Foam Layers | Top layer, 2-inch gel foam; 2.5-inch visco elastic memory foam, 2-inch transition pad, 5.5 inches support foam | 1.5-inches of poly foam, 1.5-inch memory foam, 1.5-inch support foam, 5-inch high-density support foam |
| Height | 12 inches | 9,5 inches |
| Cover | 100% cotton cover with natural thistle; extra support for midsection/lumbar area, feels very luxurious. | Two-tone white and gray cover; top cover is thin and breathable while sides are more durable |
| Firmness | Available in Medium and Firm | Medium (6 out of 10 in firmness scale) |
| Support | Very good | Good |
| Motion Transfer | Minimal | Very minimal |
| Price | Starts at $849 (Twin) to $1799 (Split King/Split Cal King) | Starts at $849 for Twin to $1299 for King |
| Warranty | 15 years | 10 Years |
| Trial Period | 120 Days | 100 Days |
| Shipping | Free white glove service | Free shipping |
| Returns | Yes, will even pick up and dispose | Yes, 100% money back |
| Discounts | $200 Off | $100 Off |
The Final Verdict
Both the Casper and Loom and Leaf have their own strengths and weaknesses; I would recommend the Casper for anyone that wants a medium firmness with a slightly rounded hug. It’s also a bit cheaper compared to the Loom and Leaf so it might be good for those with a tighter budget (Both are above $900, so they are not budget mattresses, we’re looking at luxury memory foam mattresses here). However, if you want a mattress that puts an emphasis on all-natural construction, the Loom and Leaf is where you should turn to. Loom and Leaf is great for those who want a medium to firm mattress that can deliver a wonderful balance between comfort and contour. There’s amazing cooling and contouring that makes it wonderful for any type of sleeper as well.