ACE BED announced on the 27th that as the weather gets hotter, more consumers are looking for summer-related products such as "Microcare Cooling Pad" and "Cooling Body Pillow." It appears that demand has surged at the beginning of summer, before the full-blown heat sets in.
According to ACE BED, sales of these products from April to June last year accounted for 51.9% of annual sales. In particular, sales in April and May increased by 254.2% and 192.7%, respectively, compared to the previous month. ACE BED explains that this trend reflects a clear shift towards preparing for summer sleeping conditions, as the experience of heat has lengthened beyond short-term heatwaves in recent years.
The Microcare Cooling Pad and Cooling Body Pillow are ACE BED's representative cooling sleep care products. Both products feature KOLON's premium cooling yarn "Porfe," characterized by overwhelming cooling sensation and rapid heat dissipation to lower skin surface temperature.
The Microcare Cooling Pad is noted for combining practicality and ease of use for a good night's sleep during summer. With its soft texture and excellent moisture absorption and breathability, it helps maintain comfort without stickiness even when sweating during sleep. In particular, its weighty material can also be used as a living room mat or outdoor rug.
Inspired by the traditional bamboo pillow, the Cooling Body Pillow is designed to embrace the body's curves with its three-dimensional shape, and high elasticity and smooth texture encourage a comfortable sleeping position. It was launched in May last year. Notably, it features an allergy prevention function and is washable separately, making hygiene management easy.
A representative from ACE BED noted, "As climate change prolongs the feeling of heat in summer, the demand for cooling products has steadily increased every year. The timing of purchases is also getting earlier." They added, "We will continue to expand sleep care products that can provide a comfortable sleeping environment in summer according to the changing sleeping conditions."