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Singapore Airlines Unveils New Amenity Kits for All Cabins from November 2026

Singapore Airlines will roll out new amenity kits, sleepwear and children's amenities across all cabin classes from November 2026.

Singapore Airlines will introduce a new range of amenity kits, skincare products, fragrances and sleepwear across all cabin classes from November 2026, with the upgrades applying to flights longer than six hours.

Singapore Airlines Boeing 747-400 (9V-SPL) at Singapore Changi Airport. (Other information: This plane was onc
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The announcement forms part of a broader push by the carrier to improve its end-to-end passenger experience. Aviation A2Z reports that selected premium amenities will also be available at Singapore Changi Airport (SIN), and the changes will sit alongside planned improvements to cabin products, food and beverage, in-flight entertainment and connectivity.

What Singapore Airlines Is Offering in Suites and First Class

Suites and First Class passengers will receive amenity kits developed in partnership with French luxury cosmetics brand SISLEY. The airline said it will be the only carrier to offer products from both the Sisleÿa and Sisleÿum anti-ageing ranges.

The women's kit will feature SISLEY's orchid emblem and incorporate elements of the brand's gingko leaf pattern, containing six products from those ranges. The men's kit draws from the same product lines and carries consistent SISLEY branding alongside an embossed Singapore Airlines logo on the reverse.

Passengers in these cabins will also find SISLEY's Eau de Campagne fragrance, Eau de Campagne Moisturising Body Lotion and Floral Spray Mist in the lavatories, together with dental kits and mouthwash. Guests visiting The Private Room and the First Class SilverKris Lounge at Terminals 2 and 3 at Changi will have access to additional SISLEY haircare and bodycare products.

Singapore Airlines will also replace its existing sleepwear with newly developed 100% cotton sleeper suits designed to improve breathability and comfort. The dark-grey suits feature a subtle print of the airline's signature batik motif on the top's placket and side seams, and will be offered in four sizes. Coral fleece slippers with improved padding and eyeshades complete the sleepwear offering.

Business Class Gets Sleepwear for the First Time

The most significant change for Business Class passengers is the introduction of sleeper suits, which One Mile at a Time notes will be offered in that cabin for the first time. The navy-blue poly-cotton suits feature a relaxed fit, a tone-on-tone batik motif below the inner collar and a matching pattern on the inside lining of the trouser pockets. They will be available in two sizes, with grey poly-cotton slippers with additional cushioning provided alongside them.

Business Class amenity kits will be supplied in partnership with BYREDO, the Stockholm-founded fragrance and beauty brand. Each soft-grey zip pouch will contain BYREDO's Blanche Eau de Parfum, Blanche hand cream and lip balm. Singapore Airlines said it will become the first airline to offer BYREDO's Blanche range of products.

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The airline also confirmed this will be the first time it has included a fragrance spray in its Business Class amenity kits. BYREDO Blanche body lotion and Vitamin E chamomile facial toner will be available in Business Class lavatories. Eyeshades, socks and a dental kit round out the kit.

Premium Economy and Economy Cabin Updates

Premium Economy passengers will receive redesigned zip pouches made from recycled materials, featuring a hand strap and the airline's batik motif. Each kit will include a white tea-scented lip balm from Australian personal-care brand INK & WATER, a product that Aviation A2Z reports is exclusively available to Singapore Airlines customers. Eyeshades, socks and a dental kit are also included.

Economy Class passengers will receive a collectible drawstring pouch carrying the same batik motif, containing eyeshades, socks and a dental kit. The updated pouches give each cabin a distinct look while maintaining a consistent visual identity across the aircraft.

New Amenities for Children on Board

Children travelling in premium cabins on flights longer than five hours will be able to receive the latest collectible soft toy, described as larger, plusher and softer than its predecessor. Through a partnership with Disney, the airline will also offer Pixar Toy Story-themed amenities across all flights. These range from bibs for infants to a drawstring bag for children aged three to six, and an activity notepad for older children.

When the Changes Take Effect

All new amenity kits will be progressively introduced from November 2026 on flights of more than six hours, according to Aviation A2Z. The sleeper suits will be available on select medium-haul overnight flights longer than six hours, and on all long-haul flights.

Yeoh Phee Teik, Senior Vice President of Customer Experience at Singapore Airlines, framed the changes as part of a continuous effort across all cabins. "Singapore Airlines is continuously finding ways to elevate the moments that matter to our customers in every cabin class," he said. "This is why we have carefully curated our new range of amenities, from skincare and personal care products to sleepwear and travel essentials, to support the enhanced comfort, rest, and well-being of our customers during their journeys with us."

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The Bottom Line

The November 2026 update represents a broad refresh of Singapore Airlines' soft product rather than a single headline change. The introduction of sleeper suits in Business Class is the most notable shift, extending a benefit previously reserved for premium travellers further down the aircraft. Partnerships with SISLEY and BYREDO bring genuinely high-end names into the cabin, and the children's amenity updates show the airline is thinking about the full range of passengers on board. The rollout coincides with the planned launch of the airline's next-generation cabin products, meaning November 2026 looks set to bring a substantial overall upgrade for Singapore Airlines passengers.

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