Talalay latex is obtained through a more advanced production process than the Dunlop method. After the latex mixture is poured into the mold, it is vacuumed and frozen at -30°C, and then vulcanized. This process ensures homogeneous cell distribution, creating a softer, more breathable, and more elastic structure. Dunlop latex, on the other hand, offers a denser and more supportive profile.

Anselm Talalay is the inventor of the Talalay process, and this brand's certification is a guarantee that the latex is produced according to the original formula. There are synthetic blends on the market under the name "Talalay-style"; the Anselm certificate confirms 100% natural content.

Talalay production takes 3-4 times longer than Dunlop and is energy-intensive. Furthermore, due to its homogeneous structure, the waste rate is high. This increases raw material and labor costs. However, in return, it offers market-leading sleep quality and a lifespan of 10+ years.

Yes. The open-cell structure of Talalay latex provides 40% more airflow compared to synthetic foam or standard Dunlop latex. In clinical tests, it has been shown to minimize body temperature fluctuations during the night. It is an ideal choice, especially for those living in summers or hot climate regions.

Suitable for all positions, but perfect for side sleepers in particular. The soft top layer cradles the shoulders and hips, while the lower support layer keeps the waist firmly supported.