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Koorlian Twin XL Mattresses Recalled: Check for Prototype ID KY15Q290

How to identify the recalled Koorlian 10-inch Twin XL mattress, stop use, and request the free compliance cover from Dreams Bedding Technology.

Recalled Koorlian Twin XL mattress with a white quilted top and blue sides
The recalled Koorlian 10-inch Twin XL mattress has a white top and blue sides. Confirm the sewn-in label and prototype ID rather than relying on appearance alone. Photo: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Stop using the recalled mattress immediately: the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced on August 20, 2026, that about 251 Koorlian mattresses violate the mandatory mattress flammability standard and pose a risk of serious injury or death from fire. The affected product is a 10-inch Twin XL mattress with prototype ID KY15Q290.

How to identify the recalled mattress

CPSC says the recalled Koorlian mattress is 10 inches thick, Twin XL size, and was sold compressed in a box. It has a white top and blue sides. Appearance is only the first check: the strongest identifier is the sewn-in white label on one side.

  1. Look for the Koorlian brand.
  2. Confirm the mattress is 10 inches thick and Twin XL size.
  3. Find the sewn-in white side label.
  4. Check for “Dreams Bedding Technology PTE LTD” and prototype ID KY15Q290.

What owners should do now

  1. Stop using the mattress immediately.
  2. Contact Dreams Bedding Technology. CPSC lists toll-free phone 833-224-9277, available 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT Monday through Friday, and email Koorlian@outlook.com.
  3. Request the free remedy. The company is offering a free cover intended to bring the mattress into compliance with the mandatory flammability standard.
  4. Follow the official installation instructions. Do not improvise a substitute cover or assume an ordinary mattress protector is the recall remedy.

Why it was recalled

CPSC says the mattresses violate the mandatory flammability standard for mattresses. At the time of the August 20 notice, no incidents or injuries had been reported. That does not cancel the stop-use direction or establish that a particular mattress is safe.

Do not keep sleeping on it while you wait

Our editorial view is to follow the stop-use instruction as written, even when a mattress looks undamaged and no incident has occurred. Visible condition cannot verify flammability compliance.

Where and when it was sold

CPSC says the recalled mattresses were sold on Amazon from November 2025 through March 2026 for between $110 and $170. That range describes past sales in the recall notice; it is not a current price or resale value.

Recall details to keep

  • Recall number: 26-714
  • Product: Koorlian 10-inch Twin XL mattress
  • Prototype ID: KY15Q290
  • Manufacturer: Dreams Bedding Technology PTE. Ltd., Singapore
  • Remedy: Free compliance cover

The practical bottom line

Use the sewn-in label to make the decision. If it shows Dreams Bedding Technology and prototype ID KY15Q290 on the recalled 10-inch Twin XL Koorlian mattress, stop use and begin the official remedy. For a broader room safety reset, use the bedroom sleep-environment checklist, review the smoke-alarm checklist, and keep purchase details in the home inventory guide.

Sources

These official references were used for the factual guidance and limits above.