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Therapedic International announced it is expanding the popular Tommy Bahama Collection with new mattresses and technology at the Las Vegas Market, Jan. 23-27.
Therapedic will unveil three of the 16 new Tommy Bahama models in its Las Vegas showroom B-946.
“This Tommy Bahama expansion exceeds expectations in aesthetics as well as features and benefits, combining some of the most advanced technologies available in the marketplace to deliver quality sleep,” said Gerry Borreggine, CEO/President of Therapedic.
Dressed in high-fashion earth tone fabrics with rich leather-like accents, the new mattresses feature advanced textile technologies which include:
- Glacier Touch™ for cooler sleep throughout the night
- Sanitize® delivers freshness, comfort and protection with proven anti-microbial protection.
- REPREVE® performance fibers from recycled water bottles for an eco-friendly bedding choice
- Exclusive iFlex® hybrid quilt incorporates over 2,000 micro coils to the cover providing luxurious comfort, durability and cooling.
Many of the Tommy Bahama mattresses feature exclusive TheraCool® Copper Gel Quilt as well as Memory Touch® Copper Visco Gel, Serene® Foam and edge to edge wrapped coils for additional support and durability.
The complete mattress line offers innerspring and hybrid models with suggested retail price range of $999 to $2,199.
“The Tommy beds continue to perform and every expansion to the line tops the one before, thanks to the expertise and design of our Florida licensee, Adam Weinman,” said Borreggine.
About Therapedic
Therapedic is a 64-year-old mattress and sleep products manufacturer. Operating on six continents, with over 50 licensees’ products under the Therapedic brand label, it is a recognized top 10 mattress brand. In addition to key channels of distribution including Top 100 retailers, Therapedic top-of-bed products are sold exclusively through Bed Bath & Beyond.
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