The Herald Superb advances the Vispring line by deepening its spring architecture to three rows of hand-nested calico pocket springs, while maintaining a deliberately clean upholstery that makes tension choice the primary variable. In a King size, 1,716 Vanadium steel springs are individually nested to ensure each coil moves independently, so two sleepers exert no mechanical influence on one another. Four tension options—Soft, Medium, Firm, and Extra Firm—are available at order, with King sizes offering split firmness to accommodate differing weights or preferences without compromising the spring system.
The comfort layer is built from natural fibres: bonded British fleece wool and cotton, plus blended blends of British fleece wool and cotton. Wool helps regulate temperature by passively absorbing and releasing moisture, while cotton provides a stable, breathable base that prevents the filling stack from compressing unevenly. The border is upholstered with protective wool and reinforced by two rows of hand side-stitching, preserving the usable sleeping surface to the very edge. Hand-tufting with felt washers compresses the fillings into a consistent density, and horizontal handles plus perimeter air vents facilitate airflow as you move through the night.
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