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Sleepwell launches a new campaign wishing its consumers 'A Healthy 2021'

By ANI | Updated: December 14, 2020 12:55 IST

Sleepwell, India's leading mattress brand from Sheela Foam Ltd., ends the year on a positive note by launching a new campaign, spreading the message of welcoming a healthy 2021. The campaign encourages customers to give up their old mattresses and bring home a brand new mattress for a healthy start.

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Sleepwell, India's leading mattress brand from Sheela Foam Ltd, ends the year on a positive note by launching a new campaign, spreading the message of welcoming a healthy 2021. The campaign encourages customers to give up their old mattresses and bring home a brand new mattress for a healthy start.

Over years of usage, mattresses tend to become a breeding ground for germs and allergens. Often ignored and hidden, it is important to change your mattress in due course, and what better time than the start of a new year! This is the first time Sleepwell has offered a flat 30% off on the MRP with the exchange of any old mattress. Consumers also get free premium pillows with this special offer.

Speaking about the initiative, Sumit Sehgal, Chief Marketing Officer, Sheela Foam Ltd said, "A priority for all consumers this year has been to make their homes safe. As we leave 2020 behind, it is important to also focus on sleeping better and the best way to do that is by upgrading your mattress to one that offers the best of both worlds- comfort and germ-free protection. Our wide range of mattresses come equipped with the special Neem Fresche technology, which is a win-win for everyone. We are confident that our year-end exchange offer will be well-received by our customers, helping them enjoy both a happy as well as a healthy New Year in 2021."

The offer can be availed at any Sleepwell store up to 31st December 2020.

Sleepwell has been a part of generations of delighted consumers over the last five decades and it continually strives towards attaining a perfect balance between latest technological advancements and the demands and luxuries of the modern consumer. It is a flagship brand of the Sheela Group, India's leading manufacturer of Polyurethane foam and an ISO 9001 certified company. It has 10 state of the art manufacturing units, a strong support of over 100+ distributors and over 8000 dealers in India. Sheela Group commands approx. 30% market share of the Indian P.U. Foam industry. Its PU Foam is used in industries like automobiles, generators, shoes, garments, packaging and many others. A market leader in India with almost 50 years of experience, a pan India distribution and manufacturing network, a diverse product portfolio and robust R&D capabilities, define this pioneer in the business of comfort.

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