Singapore Airlines adds Business Class sleeper suits and new Sisley and BYREDO kits from November

Singapore Airlines is changing what it hands out on board, in every cabin from Suites to Economy. The biggest shift is in Business Class. For the first time, the airline will give business passengers a sleeper suit, and it is adding a new amenity kit from the perfume house BYREDO.

The airline set out the details in a press release on October 14, 2026. The new items start to appear in November 2026, and the rollout is gradual. So your next flight may still have the old kit.

What changes in each cabin

Suites and First Class. Passengers in the two top cabins get a new kit from the French skincare brand Sisley. Singapore Airlines says it holds products from Sisley's anti-aging lines, and Sisley products will also stock the lavatories. The sleeper suits in these cabins are new too. They are made of 100% cotton, and they come with coral fleece slippers.

Business Class. This is the cabin with the most news. Business passengers will now get a sleeper suit, something Singapore Airlines has not handed out in this cabin before. The airline says the suits are a poly-cotton blend and come in two sizes. The new BYREDO kit holds the brand's Blanche Eau de Parfum, a hand cream and a lip balm. Singapore Airlines says it is the first airline to offer this BYREDO range on board. It follows the Le Labo kit the airline brought into Business Class in December 2024, which passengers had to ask for.

Premium Economy. The kit is a zip pouch made from recyclable material, printed with a batik motif. Inside are a lip balm from INK & WATER, an eyeshade, socks and a dental kit.

Economy. Economy passengers get a drawstring pouch with the same batik pattern, which the airline pitches as a collectible. It holds basic travel items.

Children. Young flyers in Suites, First and Business get a larger Beary soft toy on flights of more than five hours. Children in every cabin get items themed on Pixar's Toy Story.

Which flights get them, and when

The kits arrive from November 2026 on flights of more than six hours. The rules for sleeper suits are a little narrower. They go on all long-haul flights and on selected medium-haul overnight flights that last more than six hours.

That means short hops around Southeast Asia will not see the new kits. And on a medium-haul flight, a daytime departure may not get sleeper suits even if it runs past six hours. Singapore Airlines has not published a route list, so check closer to your trip if the sleeper suit matters to you.

The airline has not said how long the full rollout will take. It also has not said whether the new kits will reach every aircraft type at once.

A bigger reveal is coming in November

The amenity kits are only one piece. Singapore Airlines says they belong to a wider package that it will unveil in Singapore in November 2026. That package covers new cabin products, food and drink, the KrisWorld entertainment system and faster internet on board.

The airline gave no further detail on the new cabins or on how fast the Wi-Fi will be. It has already refreshed its menus and tableware, and it is adding Madrid and more European flights this month. Expect more news on seats and Wi-Fi once the November event takes place.

Why it matters for premium travelers

Sleeper suits are usually a first-class perk. By adding them across its long-haul business cabins, Singapore Airlines moves a first-class comfort down a level. On an overnight flight to London or the US, that means you can change out of your street clothes before you sleep.

The new kits also mark a brand change. Luxury kit partners are a small but real part of how airlines sell premium seats. Sisley and BYREDO both sell high-end products, so the swap is aimed at travelers who care about what is in the pouch.

What the release does not change is lounge access. Your entry to a SilverKris Lounge still depends on your ticket and your KrisFlyer or Star Alliance status.

Where to wait before your flight

At Singapore Changi, Singapore Airlines runs its main lounges in Terminals 2 and 3. Business Class passengers use the SilverKris Business Lounge in Terminal 3 or the SilverKris Business Lounge in Terminal 2. First and Suites passengers have their own First Lounge in Terminal 3 and First Class Lounge in Terminal 2. Our guide to Changi's lounges has the rest.

On long-haul routes, the airline also runs its own lounges at outstations such as London Heathrow, Sydney and Melbourne. Long-haul routes like these are the ones that qualify for the new sleeper suits.

For more on the airline, see our Singapore Airlines page.