Vispring. Mattresses and Beds made using Natural Materials.

With its name meaning "reincarnation" in a Chinese dialect, bamboo has inspired myths and legends throughout Asia. Originally indigenous to Northern Chine, it is omnipresent in the architecture, industry, cookery and landscapes of the entire continent. VI-Spring sources its bamboo fibre in Chine. An eminently sustainable resource, it is also soft and exceptionally absorbent - wicking away moisture to ensure that you wake fully refreshed.

The very name evokes the ultimate in luxury - eight times warmer than sheep's wool yet significantly lighter, this long silky fibre is produced from the soft under-fleece of the Cashmere goat. It is collected during the spring moulting season, when the goats naturally shed their winter coat. Absorbent, resilient and exquisitely smooth, cashmere has excellent insulating properties. It contributes its unique softness and sumptuous feel to VI-Spring's finest mattresses.

Cotton has been farmed since prehistoric times. Hundreds of years before the Christian era, cotton textiles were being produced with exceptional skill in India, from where they spread to Western Europe. The Turkish long-fibre cotton used by VI-Spring is incredibly soft and durable, with an unparalleled sheen. Highly absorbent and naturally breathable, it is uniquely hygienic - wicking away moisture to preserve your comfort throughout the night.

Horsehair is said to have been first used as a textile in 8th century Spain, where proud Arab stallions were crossed with local Iberian mares. The longest natural fibre, it has been an essential element of bed making for generations. Whether from the mane or tail, it contributes unparalleled springiness to VI-Spring beds. The finest quality is European horsetail, untwisted by hand to preserve the fibre’s natural resilience and the open structure that facilitates air circulation. 

Horsetail has been an assential element of upholstery in bed making for centuries. VI-Spring uses only the finest Moosburger horsetail for it's beds - the long, supple and silky hairs have an inherent strength and springiness that makes them the perfect filling. Adding horsetail to a bed is like giving it two million extra springs. the fibre won't break or lose its natural flexibility, and bounces back after compression to restore the integrity of your mattress following a night's sleep

Mohair comes from the Karoo National Park in South Africa, a spectacular expanse of semi-desert and grassland that produces the finest mohair in the world. One of the oldest textile fibres in use today, this luxurious material is made from the hair of the Angora goat. Durable, resilient and exquisitely soft, it is also an excellent natural insulator; warm in winter, its moisture wicking properties keep it deliciously cool in summer to guarantee year-round comfort.

Silk is the strongest natural fibre known to man, silk has been highly prized since ancient times. The silk that graces VI-Spring beds comes from China – gateway to the ancient Silk Road. Rare, refined and incredibly soft, it was originally reserved exclusively for the Emperor’s use: for centuries, its production method remained a closely guarded secret. Silk offers a naturally luxurious bedtime experience, adapting to ambient temperature to provide coolness in summer, warmth in winter and distinctive smoothness all year round.

Vicuna is a precious gift from the high Andean plateaux, vicuna wool is one of the most sought after and luxurious textiles in the world. It symbolises the splendours of Inca civilization, when it was against the law for anyone but royalty to wear vicuna garments. Vicuna is absorbent, has excellent insulating properties and - being free of lanolin - is hypo-allergenic. VI-Spring selects these long, lustrous fibres for their warmth, their beauty and their delicious softness.

Britain's changeable climate produces wool that is uniquely soft, springy and strong. VI-Spring is the only bed maker to use 100% Platinum Certified British fleece wool - regarded as the best in the world - from the windswept Shetland Isles and locally sourced Devonshire fleeces. Hypo-allergenic, breathable and ten times more absorbent than synthetic materials, British wool is the ideal filling for mattresses and divans. Produced in keeping with age-old traditions and with no harm to sheep, it works in harmony with your body to regulate your temperature and ensure long-lasting comfort.