Who qualifies for the Tuft & Needle settlement?

You qualify if you purchased one or more mattresses advertised at a discount from tuftandneedle.com while you were a California resident at any point between January 1, 2020 and December 31, 2024. If you canceled an order or received a refund for all of your purchases, you are excluded from the class. Tuft & Needle employees and officers are also excluded.

How do I submit a claim?

You can submit a claim form online at www.tnpricesettlement.com (recommended, fastest option) or by mail postmarked by July 14, 2026. To file online you log in with the Notice ID and Confirmation Code printed on the personalized notice you received by mail or email; enter the full Notice ID exactly as it appears on your notice. You must attest under penalty of perjury that you were a California resident who purchased one or more mattresses at a discount during the settlement period. If you made multiple mattress purchases during the class period, you only need to submit one claim form to receive the full refund for all purchases. If you can't locate your Notice ID or Confirmation Code, use the contact options on the official settlement website to request them.

What's the difference between the cash refund and website credit?

If you submit a valid claim form by July 14, 2026, you can choose to receive your refund as cash (paid by check or electronic transfer). If you do not submit a claim form by July 14, 2026, you will receive your refund as website store credit on tuftandneedle.com. Website credits can be used towards any purchase on the site (no blackout dates or restrictions), are valid for three years, can be combined with other discounts, are transferable to others, and can be used across multiple orders.

What is the settlement about?

The lawsuit alleged that Tuft & Needle deceptively advertised discounts on its website, tuftandneedle.com, in violation of California consumer protection law. The claims also included allegations of breach of contract, breach of express warranty, intentional misrepresentation, negligent misrepresentation, and unjust enrichment. Tuft & Needle denies all allegations and liability, but agreed to settle the case to avoid the cost and risk of trial.

Tuft & Needle Mattress Settlement — Claim Refund by July 14

Q: How much will I get from the Tuft & Needle settlement?

Each settlement class member receives 45% of the discount that Tuft & Needle claimed you would receive on the mattresses you purchased from tuftandneedle.com during the settlement period (January 1, 2020 through December 31, 2024). For example, if Tuft & Needle advertised a $100 discount on your purchase, you would receive $45 under the settlement. The average settlement payment is approximately $75 per mattress purchase. You can choose to receive your refund as either cash (by check or electronic payment) or as website store credit for future purchases at tuftandneedle.com.

Q: What's the deadline to claim my refund?

The claim form deadline is July 14, 2026. You must submit a valid claim form by that date to receive a cash refund. If you do not submit a claim form by July 14, 2026, you will automatically receive your refund as website store credit instead of cash. Website credits are valid for three years after the settlement is finally approved and can be combined with other discounts.

Q: Can I opt out of the settlement?

Yes, you can opt out (exclude yourself) from the settlement by sending a letter to the Settlement Administrator postmarked by June 14, 2026. However, if you opt out, you will not receive any refund under the settlement, and you cannot object to the settlement. You would only opt out if you want to pursue your own separate lawsuit against Tuft & Needle for the same claims.

By Steve Levine

Tuft and Needle Mattress Class Action Settlement $3 Million Discount Refund California

Published: May 25, 2026

Status Claims Open Claim form deadline July 14, 2026 · final approval hearing July 10, 2026

Total Settlement $3 Million $2,995,000 in refunds to class members · 45% of advertised discount

Your Payment Average $75 per Mattress Cash (check or e-pay) or website store credit — your choice

Who Qualifies California Buyers 2020–2024 Purchased discounted mattress from tuftandneedle.com between Jan 1, 2020 and Dec 31, 2024

Proof Required Yes Notice ID and Confirmation Code from your mailed or emailed notice required to file

What Is the Tuft & Needle Mattress Settlement?

California residents who purchased discounted mattresses from Tuft & Needle's website between January 1, 2020 and December 31, 2024 are eligible to claim refunds under a $3 million class action settlement. The settlement resolves a lawsuit that alleged Tuft & Needle deceptively advertised discounts on its website, tuftandneedle.com.

The case, Emily Chebul v. Tuft & Needle, LLC, is pending in the Superior Court of the State of California for the County of San Diego, Case No. 25CU059198N. The settlement is preliminarily approved and moving toward a final approval hearing on July 10, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. PT. If approved, eligible class members will receive refunds equal to 45% of the discount Tuft & Needle advertised on their mattress purchases.

How Much Will I Get?

Each class member receives 45% of the discount that Tuft & Needle claimed you would receive on your mattress purchase. For example, if the company advertised a $100 discount on your purchase, you would receive $45 under this settlement. If you purchased multiple mattresses during the settlement period (January 1, 2020 through December 31, 2024), your refund covers all purchases.

The settlement covers approximately 40,147 discounted mattress purchases made during the class period. Based on that estimate, the total value of refunds to be distributed is approximately $2,995,000. This breaks down to an average of approximately $75 per mattress purchase.

Your actual refund amount depends on the specific discounts Tuft & Needle advertised on the mattresses you purchased. Customers who bought multiple mattresses at different discount levels will have each discount calculated and their refund will reflect 45% across all purchases.

Cash Refund or Website Store Credit: What's the Difference?

You have two options for how to receive your settlement refund.

Option 1: Cash Refund
If you submit a valid claim form by July 14, 2026, you can choose to receive your refund as cash. The payment will be sent to you by check or electronic transfer (your choice). There are no restrictions on how you use the cash — it's yours to keep, spend, save, or use however you wish.

Option 2: Website Store Credit (Automatic if You Don't Submit a Claim)
If you do not submit a claim form by July 14, 2026, you will automatically receive your refund as website store credit on tuftandneedle.com. This credit can be applied toward any purchase on the Tuft & Needle website. Key facts about the store credit:

• Valid for three years after the settlement is finally approved
• Can be used toward any purchase at tuftandneedle.com (no blackout dates or restrictions)
• Can be combined with other discounts or offers
• Is transferable to other people (you can gift it)
• Can be split across one or multiple orders

The simplest rule: if you want cash, submit the claim form by July 14, 2026. If you don't submit a form by that date, you'll get store credit instead.

Who Qualifies for This Settlement?

You are a class member if all of the following apply:

• You purchased one or more mattresses from tuftandneedle.com
• The mattress was advertised at a discount when you purchased it
• Your purchase was made between January 1, 2020 and December 31, 2024
• You were a California resident at the time of your purchase
• You did not cancel the order or receive a refund for every mattress you purchased from Tuft & Needle

Excluded from the class: Tuft & Needle employees, officers, and directors are excluded. Anyone who entered into a separate legal release with Tuft & Needle before this settlement is also excluded. If you canceled or got a refund for all of your orders, you don't qualify.

How to Claim Your Refund: Deadline July 14, 2026

To receive a cash refund, you must submit a claim form by July 14, 2026. If you don't submit a form by that deadline, you'll automatically get website store credit instead.

Claim online (fastest option): Go to www.tnpricesettlement.com and log in with the Notice ID and Confirmation Code printed on the personalized notice you received by mail or email, then fill out and submit the claim form directly through the website. Enter the full Notice ID exactly as it appears on your notice. If you can't find your Notice ID or Confirmation Code, use the contact options on the official settlement website to request them.

Claim by mail: Print the claim form from www.tnpricesettlement.com, fill it out, sign it, and mail it postmarked by July 14, 2026.

What you'll need to attest: On the claim form, you must certify under penalty of perjury that:

• You were a California resident when you purchased your mattress
• You purchased one or more mattresses advertised at a discount from tuftandneedle.com during the class period (January 1, 2020 through December 31, 2024)
• The information you provide on the form is true and correct

Multiple purchases: If you made more than one qualifying mattress purchase during the class period, you only need to submit one claim form. Your refund will include payment for all discounted mattresses you bought during the settlement period.

Key Settlement Deadlines

June 14, 2026: Deadline to opt out (exclude yourself from the settlement) or file an objection. If you opt out, you won't receive any refund but you keep the right to sue Tuft & Needle separately.

July 10, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. PT: Final Approval Hearing before the court. The judge will decide whether to approve the settlement. You don't need to attend, but you can if you want.

July 14, 2026: Claim form deadline. Submit your claim form by this date to receive a cash refund. If you don't submit by this date, you'll automatically get website store credit instead.

What Is This Lawsuit About?

The lawsuit alleged that Tuft & Needle violated California consumer protection laws by deceptively advertising discounts on its website. Specifically, the claims alleged that the company's marketing of various discounts was misleading or deceptive.

The lawsuit also included claims for breach of contract, breach of express warranty, intentional misrepresentation, negligent misrepresentation, and unjust enrichment.

Tuft & Needle denies all allegations and denies any liability or wrongdoing. The company has not admitted to any violation or wrongdoing. Both sides agreed to settle the case to avoid the time, expense, and risk of a trial.

When Will I Get My Money?

The Court will hold a Final Approval Hearing on July 10, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. PT. If approved at that hearing, the settlement then enters a window where people can appeal the Court's decision. Appeals can take several months or more than a year to resolve.

Settlement refunds will be distributed after the settlement is finally approved and all appeals (if any) have been fully resolved. Check www.tnpricesettlement.com regularly for updates on the settlement status and distribution timeline.

What About Website Credit — How Long Is It Good For?

Website store credits provided under the settlement are valid for three years after the settlement is finally approved. So if the settlement becomes final in late 2026, the credits would be good through late 2029. You can use them anytime during that window toward any purchase on tuftandneedle.com with no restrictions, blackout dates, or minimums.

The Settlement Class and Lawyers

The lawsuit was brought by Emily Chebul on behalf of all California buyers of discounted Tuft & Needle mattresses. She is represented by Simon Franzini and Grace Bennett of Dovel & Luner, LLP, who have experience in similar cases.

The Court has approved these lawyers as Class Counsel to represent you and all other class members. Class Counsel may request up to $748,824 in attorneys' fees and costs, and an incentive award of up to $5,000 to the class representative. Settlement administration costs of approximately $48,000 are also paid separately. These fees and costs come from Tuft & Needle's settlement payment and will not reduce your refund.

Watch Out for Scams

Class action settlements attract scammers who try to trick people into paying fake fees or providing sensitive personal information.

• Official settlement administration is free. No one will ask you to pay a fee to process your claim or release your refund.
• Never give out your full Social Security Number, full credit card number, or bank account password to anyone claiming to handle this settlement.
• Use the official settlement website only: www.tnpricesettlement.com. Type the URL directly into your browser.
• If you receive a check, verify it through your bank before depositing.

Other Related Class Action Settlements

Other e-commerce and mattress industry class actions have been resolved in recent years. Class membership in one settlement does not prevent you from being part of another.

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Submit Claim Form — Deadline July 14, 2026

Frequently Asked Questions About the Tuft & Needle Settlement

Do I have to do anything to get my refund?
If you want cash, you must submit a claim form by July 14, 2026. If you don't submit a form by that date, you'll automatically receive website store credit instead. Either way, you'll get your refund.

What if I can't remember the exact discount I received?
You should provide the best information you can remember. Tuft & Needle has records of your purchases and the advertised discounts. If you have your original order confirmation email or receipt, that will help.

Can I get both cash and store credit?
No. You choose one or the other. Submit a claim form by July 14, 2026 to get cash, or do nothing to get automatic store credit.

What if I'm not sure if my purchase qualifies?
The key questions: Did you buy from tuftandneedle.com? Was it advertised at a discount? Was it between January 1, 2020 and December 31, 2024? Were you a California resident? If yes to all, you likely qualify. If you're still unsure, you can find more details or reach the settlement administrator through the contact options on the official settlement website.

Can I opt out of the settlement?
Yes. You can exclude yourself from the settlement by sending a letter postmarked by June 14, 2026 to the Settlement Administrator (address on the settlement website). If you opt out, you won't get a refund, but you keep the right to sue Tuft & Needle separately.

Sources

• Official Settlement Website: www.tnpricesettlement.com
• Emily Chebul v. Tuft & Needle, LLC, Case No. 25CU059198N, Superior Court of California, County of San Diego (settlement notice and court documents available at settlement website)
• Court-Approved Settlement Notice and Claim Form
• Class Counsel: Dovel & Luner, LLP (Simon Franzini, Grace Bennett)
• Settlement Administrator: Tuft & Needle Settlement Administrator contact information available at www.tnpricesettlement.com

About This Page

This page summarizes the Tuft & Needle mattress class action settlement approved in Emily Chebul v. Tuft & Needle, LLC, Case No. 25CU059198N (San Diego Superior Court). OpenClassActions.com is a consumer news site and is not a law firm, Class Counsel, the settlement administrator, Tuft & Needle, or a party to this case. The official settlement website (www.tnpricesettlement.com), the Court-Approved Class Notice, and the full Settlement Agreement are the authoritative sources for eligibility, claim procedures, deadlines, and settlement terms. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. If you have questions about your specific eligibility or claim, contact the Settlement Administrator through the official settlement website.

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Settlement Amount $2,995,000

Case Title Emily Chebul v. Tuft & Needle, LLC

Case Number 25CU059198N

Court Superior Court of California, County of San Diego

Final Approval Hearing July 10, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. PT San Diego Superior Court

Official Website TN Price Settlement.com