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Our Expert Guide To Dunlop Vs. Talalay Latex: What’s The Difference?

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Shopping for mattresses and other sleep products can make you feel a bit like Goldilocks. Everything is too firm or too soft and then—hopefully–eventually, just right. Along the way, you’ll encounter numerous fabric and material names, some of which you might not have heard before, along with a slew of marketing terms competing for your attention. If you’re interested in sleep products made with latex, such as the Avocado Green Mattress , you need to decide between Dunlop vs. Talalay latex—which is right for you?

The Sijo CloudSupport Pillow is made with Talalay latex foam.

Many people opt for mattresses made with latex foam, which is known for its eco-friendliness. But there are multiple options for what makes up the best latex mattresses , including Dunlop and Talalay. Here’s what to consider before you shop to ensure you choose products for the best sleep for your budget and specific needs.

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Latex foam is divided into three types: all-natural latex, synthetic latex or a mixture of both. All-natural latex comes from a rubber tree, whereas synthetic latex typically is made from synthetic materials like styrene-butadiene rubber.

For consumers entertaining latex foam for their good night’s sleep, Dunlop and Talalay latex are the two most popular choices. The terms refer to the manufacturing process for the way the latex is poured and the foam is produced.

The Differences Between Dunlop Vs. Talalay Latex

“Dunlop latex is going to be a bit firmer, but the softest you can get there is medium-soft,” says Tasha Stoiber , senior scientist at Environmental Working Group. According to Stoiber, latex of either variety is better when it comes to off-gassing and VOCs than polyurethane foam is, so people who want to steer away from petroleum-based products choose latex. “Latex mattresses usually have better materials overall,” she explains.

Purchasers tend to report that Talalay latex mattresses have a bouncier feel, while Dunlop works best for people who like a more mild springy feel. The key differences between the two lie in the production process. “It’s just a different recipe for baking Talalay, and that’s why it turns out softer,” Stoiber says.

Myths About Dunlop Vs. Talalay

• One is superior to the other. Sleep On Latex shares that retailers selling latex sleep products tend to “exaggerate” benefits of one and deficiencies of the other, when in reality they simply have different traits and firmnesses.
• One is “softer” than the other. Both types of latex can be produced in a wide range of firmness feels. The Dunlop process typically creates denser foam with more weight to it, but that doesn’t always equate to being firmer.
• The process of making the two types of latex is mostly the same. Not only are the processes not alike, but there are other variances as well. Techniques can differ between factories and equipment, for example. Also, each type of natural latex foam can be made with or without synthetic latex included.
• You shouldn’t use this type of mattress if you have a latex allergy. “Latex is a ‘touch’ allergy. In the case of latex mattresses, the sleeper will never make skin-to-skin contact with the latex. So, people with latex allergy can still enjoy the benefits,” says Bailee Nebeker, former vice president of Salt Lake City’s Wallaroo’s Furniture and Mattresses and CEO of the company’s manufacturing line, American Homestead Furniture.

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How Talalay Latex Is Made

According to Talalay Global, the process to create Talalay latex includes eight steps , including some of the following:

• First, the latex is poured into a mold.
• This mold is only filled partway, to allow for air to be added by vacuum and the latex to be dispersed through the mold.
• The mold is then placed in the freezer at -22 degrees Fahrenheit.
• After its flash freeze, the mattress is heated to 220 degrees Fahrenheit, in a process called “gelling.”
• The latex is then purified through various washes.
• The final step is “vulcanization,” during which any remaining moisture is removed and the mattress is considered cured.

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Nebeker has personal and professional experience with Talalay latex. “We have been sleeping on the King Koil Pure Bliss mattress, which is 12 inches of pure Talalay, for two months now, and we are so glad,” she says. “The feel is unlike anything on the market; it has a bouncy feel with absolutely no motion transfer—think mattress+bowling ball+wine glass. You feel absolutely no movement.”

She chooses to offer it in her store because she admires the craftsmanship “at prices normal people can afford.” She also mentions how sturdy it is, pointing out that a queen-size King Koil Pure Bliss mattress weighs 250 pounds, whereas the average queen mattress weight only around 120 pounds.

How Dunlop Latex Is Made

• Dunlop latex also starts out by being poured into a mold but, unlike Talalay, the latex is poured in layers. Because of the various pours, settling can occur, which is why the foam tends to have various densities from the bottom to the top of the mattress or even on the sides.
• “Dunlop is less consistent; each layer has different properties and densities because of the way it is poured. Air bubbles that form during that process are part of the reason for the inconsistencies,” says Nebeker.
• Top latex mattresses, such as the Avocado Green Mattress, use GOLS-certified organic Dunlop latex. The pillowtop and standard models of this highly rated mattress are made with Dunlop latex, using more than 95% certified organic material. The plush box-top model includes additional FSC-certified pure Talalay latex as well.

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Avocado green mattress (queen).

Type: Hybrid | Firmness: Plush (4), medium (6) or firm (7) | Trial period: 1 year | Warranty: 25-year limited warranty | Height: 15.5 inches (plush), 13 inches (medium) or 11 inches (firm)

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Forbes Vetted sleep writers, contributors, and editors have extensively researched the best products, tested numerous must-have sleep items, and interviewed leading experts in sleep to bring readers the knowledge they need to find the best products for them. From mattresses and bedding to products to help you sleep better , Forbes Vetted has essential information and a trustworthy reputation.

• This article was written by Alexandra Frost , a veteran product journalist with 18 years of professional experience lying (and bouncing) on dozens of mattresses. She has interviewed sleep doctors and coaches, brand leaders and scientists to build her knowledge of the sleep industry to bring clear and helpful advice to readers.
• Sleep editors Bridget Chapman and McKenzie Dillon , are certified sleep science coaches and experienced sleep journalists who have tested hundreds of mattresses between them.
• We tapped expert knowledge including industry insider and brand leader Bailee Nebeker, the former vice president of Wallaroo’s Furniture and Mattresses and CEO of Wallaroo’s manufacturing line, American Homestead Furniture, in Salt Lake City.
• We also talked to Tasha Stoiber , senior scientist at Environmental Working Group to learn more about the science behind the two types of latex.
• We routinely revisit our content to ensure that it’s accurate and up-to-date. This article was last reviewed in August 2024.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is dunlop or talalay latex better.

Nebeker says she has asked many mattress-industry leaders this very question over the years. “Nine times out of ten, they tell me a Talalay latex mattress [is better] and expound on the reasons shared above.” However, the answer is more accurately based on your personal preference for a bouncy or less bouncy mattress.

Why Is Talalay More Expensive?

The raw materials used to make Talalay latex mattresses come from rubber tree sap, collected by hand, which is “labor intensive,” Nebeker says. “Talalay latex, by its nature, requires a more costly manufacturing process.”

Does Talalay Latex Soften Over Time?

Latex mattresses generally have more elasticity and compression than a memory foam mattress does. Dunlop latex mattresses tend to have a firmer feel when compared with Talalay latex. But most latex mattresses don’t soften the same way memory foam mattresses do, which is why you might see longer warranties on some latex mattresses, such as 20 to 25 years.

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