Updated
July 17, 2026
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The Ecosa Pure is the brand’s flagship latex hybrid: a 29cm bed that stacks natural Dunlop latex and gel memory foam over thousands of micro coils and a zoned pocket-spring base. It is a genuine premium mattress rather than a budget bed-in-a-box, and it carries a flippable top layer so you can fine-tune the feel. In this review we break down how it is built, how it feels, what it costs across every size it is sold in, and who should (and should not) spend up for it.
Where the standard Ecosa is an all-foam bed you re-stack, the Pure is a true spring hybrid aimed at sleepers who want latex bounce, airflow and edge support without giving up contour. It is one of the more expensive beds we have tested, so the question this review answers is whether the construction and perks justify the price.
Sleep Society rating
Ecosa Pure ★★★★½ 4.3/5
Firmness: Flippable 2-in-1 (Medium-Plush or Medium-Firm edition) | Queen: $1,740 | Trial: 100 nights | Warranty: 15 years
How it scores
Quality is excellent thanks to real latex, micro coils and zoned springs; comfort and perks are strong; ease of use drops a little because a 29cm hybrid is heavy to flip; value is fair rather than cheap because this is a premium-priced bed.
The bottom line
The Ecosa Pure is the mattress to buy when you want the airflow and bounce of a spring hybrid with the natural feel of latex, backed by eco-minded materials and a 15-year warranty. The micro-coil-over-pocket-spring build breathes well and supports the edges, and the flippable top lets you nudge the firmness. It is expensive and, at 29cm, a two-person lift to flip, but for a premium latex hybrid it is a well-made, well-backed choice.
We assess every mattress on the same five criteria – quality, value, comfort, ease of use and perks – using the brand’s published construction, aggregated owner reviews from ProductReview.com.au and CHOICE, and hands-on assessment of the feel, cover and setup. We re-check pricing on the brand’s live page at each update.
The Ecosa Pure suits sleepers who want a premium latex-and-spring hybrid rather than a plain foam bed: people who like a touch of bounce, want stronger airflow, and value natural, eco-certified materials. It is a strong pick for our best latex mattress, hot sleeper and non-toxic mattress guides. Shoppers on a tight budget, or anyone who wants the lightest possible bed to move and flip, will be better served by a cheaper all-foam model.
The Ecosa Pure is a 29cm latex hybrid built in layers, from the top:
The comfort layer is flippable, so each edition offers two related firmness settings. The foams are CertiPUR-US certified, the cover is OceanCycle certified and the zips meet the Global Recycled Standard. The mattress ships compressed in a box.
Origin Mattress
The Best Value for Money Hybrid Mattress In Australia → Origin Mattress
The Pure comes in two editions: a Medium-Plush that flips to Medium, and a Medium that flips to Medium-Firm. The latex-over-coils build gives a supportive, buoyant feel that holds the spine level while still cushioning the shoulders and hips, with zoned springs and reinforced edges adding firmer support where you need it.
The pocket springs are individually wrapped and the foam and micro coils absorb movement, so motion transfer is well controlled for a spring bed and a restless partner is unlikely to wake you.
This is where the Pure shines: pinholed latex, thousands of micro coils and a Tencel cover keep air moving far better than dense memory foam, making it one of the more breathable beds we have tested.
There is a mild new-mattress smell on unboxing that clears within a day or so in a ventilated room; the latex and foams are low-odour compared with cheaper memory foam.
| Size | Dimensions (cm) | Price (from) |
|---|---|---|
| Single | not sold in this size | check current price |
| King Single | not sold in this size | check current price |
| Double | 138 x 188 x 29 | $1,580 |
| Queen | 153 x 203 x 29 | $1,740 |
| King | 183 x 203 x 29 | $2,040 |
| Super King | 203 x 203 x 29 | $2,370 |
Type: latex hybrid · Firmness: flippable 2-in-1 (Medium-Plush or Medium-Firm edition) · Height: 29cm · Trial: 100 nights · Warranty: 15 years · Ecosa lists the Pure from Double up; prices checked July 2026, and Ecosa runs frequent sales so confirm the current price.
The Ecosa Pure starts at $1,580 for a double and runs to $2,370 for a super king, with a queen at $1,740 and a king at $2,040. That places it in the premium band of the bed-in-a-box market, justified by the natural latex, micro coils, zoned pocket springs, eco-certified cover and 15-year warranty. Ecosa discounts regularly, so check the live price before you buy.
Ecosa offers free next-day delivery to metro Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide on orders placed before the daily cut-off, with regional deliveries taking longer and some remote locations carrying a flat surcharge. The Pure arrives compressed in a box; you slide it onto your base, cut the plastic and it expands over a few hours. Returns during the trial are handled by Ecosa, which sends collected mattresses to charity, so you are not left disposing of it yourself.
With a 15-year warranty, natural Dunlop latex and a pocket-spring base, the Ecosa Pure is built to last well beyond the typical 7–10 year mattress lifespan – latex and quality springs are among the most durable mattress materials. Rotating it head-to-toe every few months and using a protector will keep it in shape.
It is a latex hybrid: natural Dunlop latex and gel memory foam sit over micro coils and a zoned pocket-spring base, so it has the bounce and airflow of a spring bed with the contour of latex.
Each edition has a flippable top layer that offers two related settings – the Medium-Plush edition flips to Medium, and the Medium edition flips to Medium-Firm. You choose the edition at checkout.
No. The pinholed latex, thousands of micro coils and Tencel cover make it one of the more breathable mattresses we have tested, so it suits hot sleepers.
Yes. If you do not need latex, a hybrid like the Origin or the standard all-foam Ecosa costs less. The Pure earns its price when you value natural latex, airflow and the eco-certified build.
Still deciding? Start with our best mattress in Australia guide.
