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28 July 2026

Sirivannavari signs the new Thai Airways Amenity Kits

The new amenity kits debut in Royal First and Royal Silk Class, including motifs inspired by Thai culture, high-end skincare and accessories designed for in-flight comfort

THAI Airways renews its collaboration with Sirivannavari and presents two new collections of amenity kits dedicated to Royal First Class and Royal Silk Class passengers. The proposals transform the on-board accessories into a story of Thailand, combining fashion, art, local traditions and wellness products.

 

Amenity Kit Thai Airways by Sirivannavari - Business Class. Copyright © Sirivannavari Press
Amenity Kit Thai Airways by Sirivannavari - Business Class. Copyright © Sirivannavari Press

 

Limited editions are available on a selection of international links. In Royal Silk Class, they are offered on flights to different destinations: London, Milan, Paris, Beijing, Shanghai, Tokyo Haneda and Tokyo Narita. The Royal First Class collection is reserved for routes to and from London, Osaka and Tokyo Narita.

 

Textile tradition in the Royal Silk Class

The Business Class amenity kits are decorated with the Sirirajchapatraporn motif, designed by Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya from the study of Thailand's historical textiles and artistic heritage.

 

Amenity Kit Thai Airways by Sirivannavari - Business Class. © Sirivannavari Press
Amenity Kit Thai Airways by Sirivannavari - Business Class. © Sirivannavari Press
Amenity Kit Thai Airways by Sirivannavari - Business Class. © Sirivannavari Press
Amenity Kit Thai Airways by Sirivannavari - Business Class. © Sirivannavari Press

 

The design brings together floral elements, peacock-inspired motifs, traditional ornaments and auspicious symbols. The orchid, the emblem of THAI Airways, and the elephant, associated with prosperity, complete a composition that recalls the typical welcome of the country.

The clutches are offered in different shades inspired by Thai flowers and include Sirivannavari Maison products, including rose hand cream, lip balm and rock alum-based spray deodorant. The scope of delivery also includes a matching mask, bamboo toothbrush, Marvis mint toothpaste and 3M earplugs.

 

Mythology and skincare in Royal First Class

The First Class proposal draws inspiration from Thai mythology and the creatures associated with the cardinal points of Mount Meru.

Horse, elephant, lion and ox are reinterpreted with watercolor motifs inspired by the country's ancient frescoes. The figures are combined with the peacock, symbol of Sirivannavari, with the iris and with the orchid of THAI Airways.

 

Amenity Kit Thai Airways by Sirivannavari - First Class. © Sirivannavari Press
Amenity Kit Thai Airways by Sirivannavari - First Class. © Sirivannavari Press
Amenity Kit Thai Airways by Sirivannavari - First Class. © Sirivannavari Press
Amenity Kit Thai Airways by Sirivannavari - First Class. © Sirivannavari Press

 

A second graphic variant celebrates Thai hospitality through floral garlands, Uba ornaments and the banana tree, a symbol of prosperity and serenity. The color combinations alternate pink, green, orange, blue, purple and mint tones.

The content reflects the most exclusive positioning of Royal First Class. The kit includes a La Prairie skincare selection, with Foam Cleanser, Skin Caviar Luxe Cream and Skin Caviar Luxe Eye Cream, flanked by a Sirivannavari Maison lip balm and multifunction cloth.

A matching mask, a Circles toothbrush with ultra-soft bristles and Marvis oral hygiene products complete the equipment.

 

Amenity Kit Thai Airways by Sirivannavari - First Class. Copyright © Sirivannavari Press
Amenity Kit Thai Airways by Sirivannavari - First Class. Copyright © Sirivannavari Press

 

Well-being continues after the flight

For Royal First Class passengers, the experience continues even after arrival. Thai Airways includes a voucher for a La Prairie facial treatment, which can be used in participating centers in Thailand and other countries.

 
Edited by the editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source and photos: Copyright © Sirivannavari Press Office
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