Mostly A = Sensitive / Perceptive sleeper
Your body picks up every detail: temperature, pressure, micro-movements. Sleep for you is a matter of listening and subtle balance.
What disturbs you is often not simply “too soft” or “too firm”, but whatever fails to adapt to change — seasons, body, daily rhythms.
What truly helps: natural, breathable materials that accompany the body without imposing.
Mostly B = Balanced / Adaptive sleeper
Your body seeks harmony and continuity. You sleep best when nothing dominates: neither rigidity nor excess softness.
Comfort, for you, is something that builds over time, night after night.
What truly helps: well-balanced systems that support without stiffening and welcome without collapsing.
Mostly C = Structured / Stable sleeper
Your body values stability and clear support. You need to feel held, contained, guided by a defined structure.
Sleep, for you, is recovery, regeneration, order.
What truly helps: reliable supports and materials that maintain their qualities over time.
Many people are a hybrid of two profiles. Sleeping well is not a fixed definition, but a relationship that evolves. Understanding how you sleep is the first step; choosing how to support it comes next.
