It uses a two-layer hand-nested calico pocket spring system with 2,856 springs in King size, a hand-teased South American horsetail core for resilience and heat management, and a wool and viscose ticking that breathes and wicks moisture.
The upholstery layers combine Real Shetland Wool, organic cotton, and a middle layer of South American horsetail, with a soft, moisture-wicking ticking of wool and viscose for a breathable, warm-to-neutral sleep surface.
A coir and wool border is secured with three rows of hand side-stitching to protect the spring perimeter, and woollen tufts compress the filling evenly to maintain a consistent depth across the sleep surface.
sleepers who value natural materials, proven to manage heat and moisture, and who want minimal motion transfer due to the pocketed spring design.
The design maintains an even depth across the surface, with filling compression kept at about 9.1 inches, though exact dimensions vary by size.
The combination of soft outer layers and a resilient horsetail core provides a balanced feel that supports the body while allowing the surface to breathe and adapt to movement.
The Tiara Superb marks the entry point into Vispring’s hand-teased horsetail fillings, placing South American horsetail at the center of the upholstery layer where it does its most consequential work. The ticking is woven from wool and viscose, a surface that breathes without feeling cool, carrying warmth away from the body gradually rather than in pulses. Beneath it, the filling sequence works from the outside in: blended Real Shetland Wool and organic cotton forms the first and final upholstery layer, providing immediate softness and wicking moisture at the point of contact.
The middle layer is hand-teased South American horsetail blended with Real Shetland Wool, its hollow fibres retaining resilience through years of compression and releasing heat steadily through the night. The spring system is a two-layer, hand-nested calico pocket construction built from Vanadium steel, with 2,856 individually pocketed springs in a King size; each spring responds to point pressure without transferring movement across the surface, so two sleepers disturb each other less. The border is upholstered with coir and wool for a defined, supportive edge, then locked with three rows of hand side-stitching that fix the spring perimeter in place and prevent the border from softening unevenly over time. Woollen tufts, hand-tied with twine, compress the filling layers at fixed intervals, holding the upholstery in place and maintaining an even depth of approximately 9.1 inches across the full sleep surface.
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