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Measure across the mattress at its widest point. This is the first number in a mattress size.
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Explore all productsThe simplest way to a beautifully made bed starts with the right measurements. Explore U.S. mattress sizes, fitted-sheet depth, duvet proportions, and pillow dimensions.
A bed's name is useful, but the measurements tell the full story. Take three simple measurements before selecting sheets, mattress protection, or a topper.
Measure across the mattress at its widest point. This is the first number in a mattress size.
Measure from the head of the mattress to the foot, without including the bed frame.
Measure the mattress thickness, including any topper used beneath your fitted sheet.
Common nominal U.S. mattress dimensions, shown width × length in inches. Actual measurements may differ slightly.
| Mattress size | Width × length | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Twin | 38 × 75 in | Compact rooms and children's beds |
| Twin XL | 38 × 80 in | Longer single beds and dorm rooms |
| Full / Double | 54 × 75 in | Single sleepers wanting more width |
| Queen | 60 × 80 in | Versatile everyday double sleeping |
| King | 76 × 80 in | Extra width for a spacious bed |
| California King | 72 × 84 in | More length with a slightly narrower width |
Split King: two Twin XL mattresses positioned side by side make a combined 76 × 80 in footprint. For adjustable split beds, fitted sheets usually need to fit the two separate Twin XL mattresses. Always check the individual product measurements before ordering.

Match the fitted sheet's mattress width and length first. Then check its pocket depth: the amount of mattress thickness it is designed to accommodate.
A little attention to depth and layering makes bedding feel more considered—and helps prevent a fitted sheet from slipping off the corners.
Choose sheets whose stated mattress-depth fit accommodates the total measured mattress and under-sheet topper height.
Mattress toppers, pads, and protectors should correspond to your bed's width and length. Check thickness and attachment details separately.
Dimensions, shrinkage allowances, elastic construction, and included pieces differ. The measurements on each product page take priority.
Duvet covers, comforters, and quilts do not share one universal dimension for each mattress size. Choose based on the insert or product's listed width and length, plus the amount of drape you prefer.

Pillowcase sizes are selected to suit the pillow insert, not simply the mattress. Decorative shams may be structured differently from everyday pillowcases.
Typical U.S. pillow insert dimensions. Pillowcase and sham measurements, closures, and fit allowances may vary by manufacturer.

A few common details worth confirming before choosing your next sheets, duvet, mattress topper, or pillows.
No. A standard King mattress is approximately 76 × 80 inches, while a California King is approximately 72 × 84 inches. Their fitted sheets are not ordinarily interchangeable.
Measure the combined thickness of the mattress and any topper placed underneath the fitted sheet. Then choose a fitted-sheet pocket-depth range that accommodates that total.
No. Duvet inserts, duvet covers, comforters, and quilts can vary substantially between brands. Match the actual insert and cover dimensions, rather than relying on the size name alone.
Measure its width, length, and height and compare those dimensions with each product's specifications. RV, crib, specialty, and custom mattress sizes may not follow the six standard U.S. dimensions above.
Our customer care team is available 24/7. Share your mattress measurements and the Somelle product you are considering so we can help you review its listed dimensions.
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