Singapore Airlines is gearing up for a major product launch in November 2026, where it will unveil its long-awaited (and long-delayed) next-generation cabin products, a redesigned KrisWorld inflight entertainment system, high-speed connectivity and enhanced on-ground services.
Ahead of this, the airline has been unveiling enhancements to its soft product. Last month, it revealed an enhanced inflight dining experience featuring new menus and additional beverage offerings across all cabins, along with new Christofle serviceware for Suites, First and Business Class passengers.
Now, it’s announced new inflight amenities across all its cabins, which you can expect to see onboard from November onwards. This includes new SISLEY amenity kits for Suites and First Class, BYREDO amenity kits for Business Class and — finally — sleeper suits for Business Class passengers!
Singapore Airlines unveils new inflight amenities
Singapore Airlines will be introducing a new range of inflight amenities across all cabin classes, including amenity kits and sleeper suits from November 2026.
- Amenity kits will be available on flights above six hours
- Sleeper suits will be available on selected medium-haul overnight flights of more than six hours, and on all long-haul flights
The introduction has been described as “progressive”, so you shouldn’t expect to see them on every flight immediately.
Suites and First Class
What’s coming
For its new Suites and First Class amenity kits, Singapore Airlines has partnered with SISLEY, the renowned French luxury cosmetics maison. Separate men’s and women’s kits are available, featuring products from SISLEY’s premium anti-aging Sisleÿa and Sisleÿum ranges. SIA claims to be the only airline offering products from both.
The women’s amenity kit features the brand’s signature orchid emblem and gingko leaf pattern. Inside, you’ll find:
- Black Rose Cream Mask
- Sisleÿa L’Intégral Anti-Age Eye And Lip Contour Cream
- Sisleÿa L’Intégral Anti-Age Cream
- Sisleÿa Essential Skin Care Lotion
- Restorative Hand Cream
- L’Eau Rêvée d’Eliya fragrance
The men’s amenity kit features the brand’s signature orchid emblem, and includes:
- L’Eau Rêvée d’Alma fragrance
- Restorative Hand Cream
- Nutritive Lip Balm
- Sisleÿum Anti-Age Mattifying Gel-Cream
- Ecological Compound
- All Day All Year Essential Anti-Aging Protection
Interestingly, there’s no mention of a unisex kit, which is currently offered on Suites and First Class flights into Singapore (outbound flights receive the gendered versions).
Suites and First Class passengers will also enjoy newly developed 100% cotton sleeper suits, designed for greater breathability and comfort. This dark grey sleepwear will come in four sizes, paired with coral fleece slippers boasting extra padding.
The partner brand hasn’t been explicitly named, but the descriptions sound promising. A 100% cotton sleeper suit should feel comfortable enough to wear, though percentage alone is insufficient to know how luxurious a garment feels. More important are the finer details like cotton quality, fabric weight and construction. As for the slippers, coral fleece is a super-soft, plush synthetic fibre made from 100% polyester, known for its high pile, furry texture and warm insulation.
In the lavatories, passengers can expect SISLEY Eau de Campagne fragrance, Eau de Campagne body lotion and Floral Spray Mist.
On the ground in The Private Room and SilverKris First Class Lounges, guests will enjoy HAIR RITUEL BY SISLEY Fortifying Densifying Shampoo and Restructuring Conditioner, plus Eau de Campagne shower gel, body lotion and fragrance.
What it replaces
Singapore Airlines Suites and First Class passengers currently enjoy Lalique amenity kits, inflight amenities and sleeper suits, which were introduced in November 2017 along with the new Suites Class for the Airbus A380-800.
Lalique is a crystal and fragrance house, but not necessarily a brand you’d associate with skincare. In that respect, the SISLEY products should be a significant step up. If you’ve ever priced these in a department store, you’ll know they don’t come cheap!
Where the lounges are concerned, showers in The Private Room currently offer Como Shambhala bathing amenities, so whether SISLEY is an improvement or downgrade depends on where you stand…
…but we can most definitely agree that where the SilverKris First Class Lounges are concerned, anything is a massive upgrade from the current unbranded bottles!
Business Class
What’s coming
Singapore Airlines will be introducing BYREDO amenity kits in Business Class, and will become the first airline to offer BYREDO’s Blanche range. Inside the kit you’ll find:
- Blanche Eau de Parfum
- Blanche hand cream and lip balm
- Eyeshades, socks and a dental kit
Singapore Airlines mentions that this is the first time they’ve included a fragrance spray in the Business Class amenity kit, but the former Penhaligon’s kits did include a small 5ml bottle of Luna perfume oil, if that counts.
It’s also worth noting that eyeshades, socks and a dental kit will be bundled into the kit by default. Currently, passengers are expected to help themselves from the amenity drawer in the lavatories.
But perhaps more exciting is the news that for the first time ever, Singapore Airlines will be introducing sleeper suits in Business Class.
This navy blue poly-cotton sleepwear will come in two sizes, with a subtle tone-on-tone print of SIA’s signature batik motif below the inner collar of the top, and on the inner lining of the trouser pockets. They will be complemented with grey poly-cotton slippers.
Sleeper suits in Business Class are an issue that the airline has long wrestled with. Back in 2015, an SIA executive was quoted saying that pyjamas were not something the airline was currently considering, due to onboard space constraints.
However, with many rivals offering this amenity on their long-haul flights, passengers have progressively come to expect it from SIA too. Not having to pack an extra set of clothes along with you does make a difference, and it’s a nice keepsake from your flight.
I thought it was interesting that Business Class will only offer two sizes of pyjamas, compared to four in First. The airline describes the Business Class pyjamas as “relaxed fit”, which I suppose is a practical compromise for crew logistics, but we’ll need to see how especially big or tall passengers find the sizing.
Singapore Airlines will also introduce BYREDO amenities to its lavatories, with Blanche body lotion and Vitamin E chamomile facial toner.
What it’s replacing
Singapore Airlines’ current Business Class Le Labo amenity kit was introduced in December 2024, so it’s a little surprising to see it retired so quickly. By way of comparison, Singapore Airlines’ previous partnership with London-based Penhaligon’s lasted more than twice that duration.
In any case, the current Business Class amenity kits are officially on request only — I say “officially”, because on some flights the crew will proactively distribute the kits nonetheless. The press release makes no mention of whether this will continue, so we’ll have to see whether it’ll be automatically distributed come November.
In the lavatories, Singapore Airlines Business Class passengers currently enjoy PAYOT amenities, which replaced Penhaligon’s in July 2025.
Premium Economy Class
What’s coming
Singapore Airlines Premium Economy Class passengers will receive an SIA-designed zip-pouch with a hand strap, made of recycled materials. Inside you’ll find INK & WATER white tea-scented lip balm, eyeshades, socks and a dental kit.
What it replaces
Singapore Airlines’ current Premium Economy amenity kit was introduced in 2024, in partnership with Out of the Woods (no relation to the Taylor Swift song), a US-based manufacturer of eco-friendly and sustainable lifestyle products.
This contains lip balm, an eye mask and slippers, with additional toiletries such as dental kits and moisturisers available in the lavatory.
The current flight time threshold to receive an amenity kit is seven hours, so it’s good to see that will be dropping slightly to six hours, benefiting flights such as Singapore to Tokyo Haneda.
Economy Class
It’s a simpler affair in Economy Class, where passengers will receive a collectible drawstring pouch with SIA’s signature batik motif, containing travel essentials such as eyeshades, socks and a dental kit for added comfort throughout the flight.
I can’t remember offhand what passengers in this cabin currently receive, but the drawstring pouch triggers some old memories — I think it was the slippers in Business Class which were presented this way in the past.
Children’s amenities
Singapore Airlines has also showcased some of its exclusive Pixar’s Toy Story-themed children’s amenities, including a bib, drawstring bag and activity notepad. However, these aren’t new as such; I recently received these on my flights to and from Sydney and Hong Kong.
Its beloved teddy bear Beary also underwent a refresh in June 2026, with the former boy/girl pairing replaced with a larger, unisex bear (with a tail!).
Teddy bears are available to passengers who meet all of the following criteria:
- Child aged 12 and below
- Travelling in Suites, First or Business Class
- On a medium or long-haul flight (>5 hours)
For more on Beary 3.0, as I call him, refer to the post below.
The big unveil is still to come
These new amenities form part of Singapore Airlines’ new travel experience, but the big unveil is yet to come. Next month, the airline will host a blowout event at Marina Bay sands to launch the “next chapter in the Singapore Airlines travel experience”.
Join us for an exclusive first look at our reimagined travel experience, where meticulous craftsmanship meets cutting-edge innovation, and every detail has been thoughtfully designed to elevate your journey.
-Singapore Airlines
This is set to be SIA’s largest product unveiling since the 2017 refresh of the A380 cabin products, and the stakes are high. The new seats are already several years behind schedule, due to delays to the Boeing 777X programme, and various supply chain and certification issues.
Rival carriers are already offering impressive new Business Class suites with privacy doors, and even Economy Class passengers are starting to get used to 4K screens, USB-C charging, Starlink internet and Bluetooth audio connectivity — all of which are unavailable on SIA.
In addition to the new seats, SIA also teased an elevated dining experience, a next-generation KrisWorld system, and new inflight soft furnishings and amenities. I’m actually a little surprised that they decided to hive off the new F&B offerings and amenity kits into separate announcements, but that’s probably a deliberate strategy to build anticipation.
I’m still waiting to see whether there’s any news about new bedding in Business Class, as well as caviar service, which has been rumoured ever since a tender went up on the airline’s eProcurement portal in August 2025.
Conclusion
Singapore Airlines will be introducing brand new amenities to all four cabins from November 2026, with SISLEY replacing Lalique in Suites and First Class, BYREDO replacing Le Labo in Business Class, and new kits in Premium Economy and Economy.
But I think the headline here is the Business Class sleeper suits, something SIA has resisted for years, and something its rivals have long offered. It’s a welcome change, though the “selected medium-haul” qualifier means we’ll have to wait and see which overnight flights actually get them.
I like what I’m seeing so far, but the real moment of truth will be in November, when SIA takes the wraps off its new cabin products.
SQ playing catch up these days eh?
no pyjamas
biz class seats outdated , no privacy
no starlink internet
nothing really eye opening or revolutionary
I am doing a first class flight on 7th Nov… not sure if I’ll get the new kit… 😅
i’m on a flight on 7th november too! but in business class to the USA.
Is the business class sleeper suites only for long haul? what about medium with 6-hrs like SIN-PEK route?
Massive downgrade for first as far as I am concerned. Really disapointed to be losing their nearly commercial size bottles of cologne, which I have been using at home or gifting surplus bottles to my son. Will now have to stop by duty free.
I will go against the grain with this: I find pyjamas on flights to be a real waste of resources. I fly often, if given a choice, always an overnight flight, and thus pack my own pyjama, eyeshades and earplugs. It makes a world of difference and it frankly doesn’t take so much space. A business class pyjama means easily up to 50 pyjamas per flight, of which I think not even 20% will take home (initially more, less over time), which is a lot of wasted fabric given it can’t be washed and reused as pillows/blanket are.
Sure. But this concern shouldn’t matter. Not everyone should have to pack a pj. This is a Pareto improvement from a pax perspective.
SQ is super late to the game. Many airlines are way ahead. Amenity kits on request, and oh… That teddy bear that you literally had to beg for one… 😂 Counting peanuts SIA…. SQ is no longer my first choice since 10 years ago.
First sign of trouble was when members can re-qualify for KF Gold and PPS with Krisshop