Singapore Airlines Unveils New Amenity Kits, Adds Pajamas In Business Class

In November 2026, Singapore Airlines is expected to unveil its new generation cabins, including an all-new first and business class. Ahead of that, the airline is announcing improvements to its soft product. Just recently, the carrier announced plans to upgrade dining across cabins. Now the airline has announced plans to upgrade amenities across cabins, which is another exciting development… with this, we’ll also see pajamas offered in business class for the first time!

New Singapore Airlines inflight amenities across cabins

Singapore Airlines is introducing a range of new inflight amenities across all cabin classes. Here’s how Yeoh Phee Teik, the carrier’s SVP of Customer Experience, describes these updates:

“Singapore Airlines is continuously finding ways to elevate the moments that matter to our customers in every cabin class. 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.”

So, what all is changing? In first class and Suites, Singapore Airlines will be introducing amenity kits in partnership with French luxury cosmetics brand Sisley — cosmetics products don’t get much higher end than that. Sisley products will also be available in lavatories. Next, passengers will receive new 100% cotton sleeper suites, designed for greater breathability and comfort, and coral fleece slippers.

In business class, travelers will get sleeper suits for the first time. These are described as relaxed fit poly-cotton sleepwear that comes in two sizes. Business class passengers will also receive new Byredo amenity kits, featuring products from the Swedish brand’s Blanche Eau de Parfum, as well as hand cream and a lip balm. Byredo products will also be available in the lavatories.

In premium economy, passengers will receive new SIA-designed zip pouches with a hand strap, embossed with the carrier’s signature batik motif. Each kit will include a white tea scented lip balm from Ink & Water, the Australian personal care brand. The kit will also contain eyeshades, socks, a dental kit, and more.

Customers in economy will receive a collectible drawstring pouch featuring SIA’s batik motif. It will also contain travel essentials, including eyeshades, socks, and a dental kit.

Of the above, you can expect amenity kits to progressively be rolled out as of November 2026 on flights above six hours. Meanwhile the sleeper suits will be available on select medium haul overnight flights of more than six hours, and on all long haul flights.

The airline is also rolling out new amenities for children. Those traveling in premium cabins on flights above five hours can receive the latest collectible soft toy, which is lager, plusher, and softer to the touch. Through a Disney partnership, the airline also has Pixar’s Toy Story-themed amenities on all flights, ranging from bibs for infants, to a drawstring bag for children ages three to six, to an activity notepad for older children.

My take on Singapore Airlines’ updated inflight amenities

Across the board, these changes from Singapore Airlines seem positive to me. Perhaps the biggest net improvement here is the introduction of pajamas in business class.

Nowadays it’s incredibly common for top airlines to have pajamas in business class, so it’s an area where the carrier has been lagging the competition. That’s especially true when you consider that Singapore Airlines operates the world’s longest flights.

As far as the other changes go, we’re essentially seeing updates to collaborations. For example, up until now, first class and Suites passengers received products from Lalique, while that’s now being changed to Sisley. Personally I’d consider that to be an upgrade, but everyone will have their own preferences.

Meanwhile in business class, amenities are going from Le Labo products in amenity kits and Payot products in lavatories, to Byredo products in both amenities kits and lavatories. Personally, I prefer Le Labo to Byredo, though admittedly there was an inconsistency there in products between the kits and the lavatories, so at least there will now be consistency.

Bottom line

Singapore Airlines is updating its inflight amenities. Across cabins we’re seeing updated amenity kits and pouches, in partnership with new brands. First class will see Sisley products, while business class will see Byredo. On top of that, we’re seeing business class get pajamas, which is also a positive development, especially given the length of flights the airline operates.

What do you make of Singapore Airlines’ updated amenities?