It uses two layers of bonded Platinum Certified British fleece wool and cotton for the surface, with 1,716 hand-nested vanadium steel pocket springs in a King size, each in its own breathable calico encasement. The border has two rows of hand side-stitching and hand-tufting with felt washers to keep fillings in place.
It’s designed for sleepers who value localized support and minimal motion transfer, thanks to individually encased springs. Beginners should know the surface prioritizes moisture-wicking and a premium, responsive feel from the wool-cotton layers and the high spring count.
The border is upholstered with protective wool and finished with two rows of hand side-stitching to firm the perimeter, extending the usable sleep surface to the edge of the mattress.
The sleep surface combines bonded Platinum Certified British fleece wool and cotton for moisture management, while the core features 1,716 vanadium steel pocket springs—each spring individually encased for local support and reduced motion transfer.
The vanadium steel springs resist compression over time, and hand-tufting with felt washers anchors fillings to prevent shifting, helping maintain even support and feel with regular use.
The described spring system count is specified for the King size; it distributes support across the mattress surface to maximize localized response and reduce movement transfer.
The sleep surface is upholstered on both sides with bonded Platinum Certified British fleece wool and cotton — a 1,350gsm layer that sits directly against the ticking. British fleece wool is naturally hygroscopic, drawing moisture away from the body and releasing it into the air, so the surface stays dry across temperature shifts through the night. Beneath it, a second layer of blended Platinum Certified British fleece wool and cotton adds depth to the feel without introducing synthetic materials.
The spring system comprises 1,716 hand-nested vanadium steel pocket springs in a King size, each individually encased in breathable calico cotton. That count, distributed across the mattress surface, means each spring works independently, responding to localised weight rather than transmitting movement across the bed. Vanadium steel holds its temper through years of compression and recovery in a way that lower-grade alloys do not. The border is upholstered with protective wool and finished with two rows of hand side-stitching, which firms the perimeter and extends the usable sleep surface to the edge of the mattress. Hand-tufting with felt washers anchors the fillings at regular intervals, preventing them from shifting or compressing unevenly over time.
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