From November 2026, flying Singapore Airlines gets a softer touch: a full refresh of onboard amenities across every cabin, and the headline change is one long-haul regulars have wanted for years. Business Class passengers will finally get pajamas - navy blue poly-cotton sleepwear with the airline's batik detailing, in two sizes, paired with grey slippers. It's a perk rivals like Qatar Airways have offered for ages, so it closes an obvious gap for an airline famous for 13-hour flights.
Business Class is also getting a new amenity partner: Stockholm's BYREDO. The soft grey zippered pouches are built around the brand's Blanche fragrance - eau de parfum, hand cream and lip balm, plus eyeshades, socks and a dental kit. It's the first time Singapore Airlines has put a fragrance spray in a Business Class kit, and the first airline deal for the Blanche range anywhere. Blanche body lotion and a chamomile facial toner will appear in the lavatories too. BYREDO replaces Le Labo.
Up front, Suites and First Class get a partnership with French luxury house SISLEY, with separate men's and women's kits drawing on the Sisleÿa and Sisleÿum skincare collections - think anti-age cream, Black Rose Cream Mask and fragrances - plus extras like body lotion and facial mist in the lavatories. New 100% cotton batik-print pajamas in dark grey arrive in four sizes, along with plusher coral fleece slippers. The SISLEY treatment extends to the ground: The Private Room and First Class SilverKris lounges at Changi will stock SISLEY and Hair Rituel by Sisley products, replacing Lalique.
Premium Economy gets a genuinely reusable zippered pouch made from recycled materials, with the batik motif and a hand strap. Inside: a white tea-scented INK & WATER lip balm made exclusively for the airline, plus eyeshades, socks and a dental kit. Economy passengers receive a collectible batik drawstring pouch with the same basics - small things, but they matter on a 12-hour flight, and it's a refreshing change of direction from airlines stripping amenities out.
Kids are covered too. Families in premium cabins on flights over five hours can pick up a larger, plusher version of the collectible Beary soft toy, and a Disney Toy Story collaboration brings age-based items - bibs, drawstring bags, activity notepads - for children 12 and under.
The amenity rollout is part of a much bigger passenger-experience overhaul, with new cabin products, refreshed food and drink, an updated KrisWorld entertainment system and faster Wi-Fi all in the works. The airline plans a fuller reveal in November.
For travellers, the practical takeaway is simple: if you've been weighing Singapore Airlines against other premium carriers for a long-haul trip, the soft-product gap has narrowed. Business Class now comes with sleepwear and a recognisable luxury amenity brand, which makes those overnight runs to Europe or Australia a lot more comfortable - no more landing and heading to your hotel in the clothes you flew in. Anyone booked from late November 2026 onwards should see the new kits; before that, it's the current Le Labo and Lalique offerings.
