Only one bed is sold, and only on a first-come, first-served basis.

Your bed is for sleeping; not for eating sweets. Most parents may agree with this. But now, for any child (or inner child) who dreams of eating as much candy as possible on a comfortable quilt, Skittles has teamed up with mattress brand Simmons to create the ultimate Skittles distribution bed.

Simmons Sweet Sleep looks like a giant candy dispenser at the beginning, with five large tubes inside, one for each skittle candy flavor (or any candy you want to fill them with). However, that façade slides to the right, revealing a double Murphy bed — of course, filled with Simmons mattresses — which can provide temporary sleeping arrangements next to your candy machine.

Although it may seem to require some tilt to get the candy, it is difficult for you to place the candy closer to where you sleep without hiding the box under the pillow. As for the visual design, both brands explained that they "like everything that is colorful, bold and unpredictable. We are obsessed with bringing fun to everyone's life", meaning that the bright yellow "bed" has a lot of skittles And Simmons brand and other small flowers.

Although this bed may be hit by people who have enough space for the candy dispenser but not enough space for the bed, Skittles and Simmons decided to sell only a single bed, and anyone has the opportunity to rate it with a bag The price of skittles is the same.

At an undisclosed time after 1:00 PM Eastern Time on December 13, Simmons will sell this single Simmons Sweet Sleep Bed on Simmons.com/SweetSleep for $1.50. It will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis (on the surface for those who happen to hit the refresh button on the browser as quickly as possible at that moment). However, the brand does state that interested parties can “follow Simmons on Instagram for tips on when this exclusive item will be available”.

So, is it possible for you to get this bed? maybe not. But if you do, will it make a great Christmas gift? It really depends on how much people on your Christmas list like to eat skittles.