Turn this comparison into a purchase decision
Use the comparison below to narrow the field, then check the live offer before you buy. Brand promotions can change faster than editorial pages.
Leesa vs. Loom & Leaf: the current picture
The Leesa Original is a current all-foam mattress with a medium feel. Loom & Leaf was Saatva’s older memory-foam mattress, historically offered in Relaxed Firm and Firm. Saatva now describes Loom & Leaf as a previous model and highlights Contour5 as a current memory-foam option.
Use this guide to understand the older comparison and decide whether to compare Leesa Original with Contour5 today. We do not claim the old and current models were tested together in the same configuration. Yawnder may earn a commission from qualifying links.
Key differences
| Feature | Leesa Original | Loom & Leaf, historical |
|---|---|---|
| Type | All-foam mattress with memory foam and a responsive top layer | Multi-layer memory foam with foam support |
| Height | Leesa currently lists 10 inches | Historically listed at 12 inches |
| Firmness | Medium, per current product page | Relaxed Firm or Firm |
| Delivery | Check current boxed shipping and optional setup | Historically delivered and set up in home |
| Status | Current model; construction can change | Previous model according to Saatva |
Leesa Original today
Leesa’s current listing describes a responsive GreenFlex top layer, memory foam and a foam support core. It also offers a cover upgrade. Older descriptions of LSA200 foam refer to an earlier configuration and should not be assumed to describe every current Original.
Its combination of responsive foam and memory foam may appeal to someone seeking contouring without as much slow sink as some traditional memory foams. Fit and temperature remain individual; verify the current version and trial terms.
Loom & Leaf and Contour5
The historical Loom & Leaf had multiple foam layers and two firmness choices. Saatva’s previous comparison lists a 12-inch construction, but these old specifications do not prove the construction of a current Contour5.
Saatva currently describes Contour5 as a 12.5-inch memory-foam mattress in Medium or Firm. Compare its current specification, firmness and price directly with the Leesa Original rather than assuming it is the same bed under a new name.
How to choose by sleep style
For side sleeping: check whether the shoulder and hip feel cushioned without pressure. For back or stomach sleeping: check that the hips feel supported without an uncomfortable arch. For couples: test motion on the exact model and base, because construction and firmness can change the result.
Both foam and coil beds vary in temperature. Gel or an upgraded cover may change the initial feel, but neither guarantees a cooler night. Choose based on how you feel after trying the mattress and on the seller’s return terms.
Trials, delivery and price
Leesa’s current trial policy lists a 365-night mattress trial with a 30-night minimum before a return; conditions and exclusions apply. Saatva currently lists a 365-night home trial and $99 return or exchange processing fee for its mattresses. Check the full policy, current promotion, delivery and warranty for the model and seller you select.
For an in-person comparison, contact Yawnder’s showroom for current availability. See also our Loom & Leaf vs. Saatva Classic guide.
Common questions
Is Loom & Leaf still a current Saatva model?
Saatva identifies it as a previous model. Confirm availability with the seller if you find a listing.
Does Leesa offer an all-foam and a hybrid Original?
Yes. Compare the specific Original and Original Hybrid listings; their support cores differ.
Are motion-transfer numbers from this older article comparable?
We removed the old figures because their source and test conditions were not established on this page.
Check the live offer
Promotions change. Use the current brand offer and one last side-by-side check before you order.
Compare both beds against 142 tested mattresses
Sort all 142 mattresses we have tested by pressure relief, support, cooling, motion isolation, edge support, price, trial and warranty, then filter by how you actually sleep. Of those, 84 hold a complete standardized record and 41 a partial standardized record.