Plaintiff alleges Tuft & Needle deceptively advertised discounts on mattress products sold through tuftandneedle.com by overstating the reference ('original') price.
Eligibility
Consumers who purchased a mattress advertised at a discount on tuftandneedle.com while located in California, between January 1, 2020 and December 31, 2024.
Estimated Payout
Cash payment or website credit equal to 45% of the represented discount on each qualifying mattress purchase, averaging about $75 per mattress, from a settlement valued at roughly $2.995 million.
Claim Deadline
2026-07-14
Background
The case was brought by a California purchaser, Emily Chebul, who accused Tuft & Needle of overstating the 'original' reference prices it used to advertise mattress discounts on tuftandneedle.com; the suit is pending in San Diego County Superior Court. Tuft & Needle has not admitted wrongdoing and specifically denies any liability, agreeing to settle to resolve the dispute rather than concede the claims. Roughly 40,000 mattress purchases are covered by the deal, with the company putting up close to $3 million for consumer payments on top of separate administrative costs, an incentive award for Chebul, and attorneys' fees. Under the plan each eligible purchaser is refunded 45% of the discount they were advertised, which the settlement administrator estimates averages about $75 per mattress.