The Herald Superb pushes the spring architecture deeper into three rows of hand-nested calico pocket springs, while keeping the upholstery deliberately clean so that tension choice remains the primary factor in comfort. In a King size, 1,716 Vanadium steel springs are individually nested by hand inside calico pockets, allowing each coil to move independently and ensuring two sleepers exert minimal influence on each other.
Constructed with natural fibers — bonded British fleece wool and cotton — the upholstery works with wool’s passive temperature regulation to manage moisture and loft over time, while cotton provides a breathable base that maintains an even filling stack. The border features protective wool and meticulous hand side-stitching, and the mattress is hand-tufted with felt washers to maintain density and prevent migration, complemented by horizontal handles and perimeter air vents to enhance airflow as you sleep.
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