The mattress uses a single layer of vanadium steel pocket springs that move independently to isolate motion and distribute pressure, with hand tufting and three rows of side-stitching to keep the profile firm and stable from edge to edge.
It combines Shetland wool, cotton, and long-stranded horsetail with British fleece wool and a wool/cotton base around the springs, all finished with a wool/cotton ticking. This blend aims for natural loft, temperature regulation, and durable support.
It suits sleepers who value precise motion isolation, edge-to-edge stability, and a breathable, temperature-regulating feel from natural fiber fills.
The construction emphasizes stability and profile retention through careful hand tufting and side-stitching; regular turning is suggested to maintain shape, with no additional care instructions beyond typical mattress handling implied.
The ticking presents a soft yet resilient surface, with a firm, supported sleep area extended to the edge due to reinforced border construction, and a breathable, lofted interior that responds to weight and movement.
The ticking, woven from wool and viscose, opens with a softness that is neither flat nor inert: beneath it, blended real Shetland wool and cotton sit closest to the body, its natural crimp creating a resilient loft that yields under weight and returns with each turn. The middle filling, South American long-stranded horsetail blended with British fleece wool, is hand-teased to preserve the open, hollow structure of each fibre, which traps air and releases it as temperature rises, drawing heat away from the sleeper through the night. Nearest the springs, bonded Platinum Certified British fleece wool and cotton provides a stable, compressed base that prevents the upper fillings from migrating and anchors the mattress's overall depth of 9.1 inches at the border.
A single layer of vanadium steel pocket springs, hand-nested in calico into Vispring's signature honeycomb pattern, reaches 2,236 springs in a US King, each moving independently to isolate movement and distribute pressure without the stiffness of a rigid edge. Three rows of hand side-stitching tie the border fabric directly to the perimeter springs, extending the firm, supported sleep surface to the very edge of the mattress rather than allowing it to taper. Hand tufting with felt washers compresses the fillings at precise intervals, preventing lateral drift and ensuring the mattress holds its profile through years of seasonal turning.
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