Built by hand
Aireloom beds come from the same California workshop as the Kluft line. They're known for hand-tufting, hand-sewn borders and generous layers of natural materials such as wool and cotton, sometimes with finer fibers in the top models. Many owners keep them for a long time, and some models are designed to be flipped.
Where the care goes
Tufts. Each hand-tied tuft pulls the layers together and leaves a small pocket at the surface. We detail every one.
Hand-sewn borders. The stitched border is sturdy but absorbent, and it gets steady, low-moisture passes rather than heavy saturation.
Fine ticking. Luxury cover fabrics can mark if they're over-wet. Controlled distance and constant motion prevent that.
Two-sided beds
If your Aireloom is flippable and you rotate it, choose underside sanitation so both sides are cleaned. Otherwise the side you're not sleeping on now keeps its build-up until you turn the mattress over.
Protecting the investment
Use a breathable, high-quality protector, flip or rotate on the schedule the manufacturer recommends, and book sanitation about twice a year for a primary bed.
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