Singapore Airlines is refreshing what it hands to passengers in every cabin. From November 2026 the airline will introduce new amenity kits and sleepwear, a first step in a broader overhaul of the travel experience that it plans to present in Singapore in the same month. Next-generation cabin products, the KrisWorld entertainment system, high-speed connectivity and additional ground services are all part of that package.
Sisley in Suites and First Class
Passengers in Suites and First Class receive kits developed with the French luxury house Sisley, in separate versions for women and men. The front carries Sisley’s orchid emblem, the back the airline’s logo, and the women’s version adds the brand’s ginkgo-leaf pattern. Both draw on the Sisleÿa and Sisleÿum anti-ageing lines; according to the airline, it is the only carrier worldwide to offer products from both. The women’s kit includes the fragrance L’Eau Rêvée d’Eliya, the Black Rose Cream Mask and the Restorative Hand Cream, while the men’s kit comes with the Sisleÿum Mattifying Gel-Cream, the fragrance L’Eau Rêvée d’Alma and an essential anti-ageing protection cream, among other items. In the lavatories, a Sisley set with Eau de Campagne body lotion and floral mist is provided.
New pyjamas in dark grey 100 per cent cotton, with a subtle batik print on the placket and side seams, come in four sizes, along with soft coral-fleece slippers and matching sleep masks. Sisley hair-care products also appear in The Private Room and the First Class SilverKris Lounges in Terminals 2 and 3 at Changi.
Business Class gets pyjamas and Byredo
The bigger change is in Business Class. For the first time, passengers there receive pyjamas: navy, in a cotton-polyester blend, available in two sizes and paired with grey slippers. The new kit comes from the Stockholm-founded house Byredo and is built around its Blanche Eau de Parfum, with a hand cream, lip balm, sleep mask, socks and a dental set. Singapore Airlines says it is the first airline in the world to offer the Blanche line on board, and the first time it has put a fragrance spray in Business Class. Blanche body lotion and a facial toner are in the lavatories.
Premium Economy and Economy
Premium Economy passengers get a zipped pouch in the airline’s batik design, made from recycled materials, with a white-tea lip balm from the Australian brand Ink & Water, a sleep mask, socks and a dental set. In Economy there is a batik-print travel bag with sleep mask, socks and dental set.
Rollout
The kits will be introduced gradually from November 2026 on flights longer than six hours. The pyjamas will be available on selected overnight medium-haul routes of six hours or more and on all long-haul flights.
Roger Hohl
Roger Hohl has been at the helm of Luxvisor since 2006. From his base in Switzerland he travels to test what the luxury travel industry promises, from the seat at 40,000 feet to the last course of a tasting menu, and writes about it with an independent eye.
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