The Herald Superb elevates its spring architecture with three rows of hand-nested calico pocket springs, while maintaining a deliberately clean upholstery that makes tension choice the primary variable rather than filling weight. In a King size, 1,716 Vanadium steel springs are individually nested by hand inside calico pockets, ensuring each coil moves independently so sleepers exert no mutual influence. Available in four tension options—Soft, Medium, Firm, and Extra Firm—with King sizes offered in split firmness, this system accommodates different preferences on each side without compromise.
The comfort layer is built exclusively from natural fibres: bonded British fleece wool and cotton, along with blended blends of British fleece wool and cotton. Wool regulates temperature passively by absorbing and releasing moisture vapour, while cotton provides a breathable base that maintains consistent loft and prevents uneven compression over time. The border is reinforced with protective wool and two rows of hand side-stitching to secure the edge, with hand-tufted felt washers compressing filling layers for uniform density. Horizontal handles and perimeter air vents promote airflow and support breathability as you move through the night.
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