What do soft, medium and firm mean?
Soft: you sink in more, an enveloping feel. Medium: a balance between a plush feel and support. Firm: you lie more "on top" of the mattress, with very stable support.
Guide · Sleep advice
Firm, medium or soft: how to choose?
Most of our mattresses come in three comfort levels. Here is how to tell which suits you before you come and try it.
Your weight matters
The heavier you are, the more you sink in. As a rule of thumb, a lighter person feels good on soft to medium, a heavier person on medium to firm.
So does your sleeping position
On your side, shoulders and hips need to sink in: soft or medium. On your back: medium or firm. On your stomach: rather firm. Change positions a lot? Medium is often the best compromise.
Signs your mattress no longer suits you
You wake up stiff or with sore spots at your shoulders or hips, you feel a dip in the middle of the mattress, or you sleep better elsewhere (in a hotel, at friends): that is often the time to compare.
In our range
The {{link:sleepergo-12-cm-confort-basic}}, {{link:sleepergo-pockets-380}}, {{link:supreme-400-ressorts-ensachesm2-confort-premium}} and {{link:elite-620-ressorts}} come in soft, medium and firm. The {{link:lord-hr32}} is our firm-comfort model.
General advice from the maker, published 9 October 2026. Come and try at the showroom for personal advice.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The safest is to try properly at the showroom before choosing. Feel free to ask us directly about your situation.
Yes, a topper makes a mattress softer and improves comfort without replacing it.
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