Missoni debuts signature Delta One collection
Italian fashion house Missoni is expanding its partnership with global airline Delta with the launch of a luxurious Delta One collection.
The collection, designed to elevate customers' time in the air with comfort, sophistication and style, includes a bedding set, upgraded Missoni branded navy slippers, along with a refreshed Delta One amenity kit.
Notably, the new Delta One bedding set includes a Missoni-designed duvet and white sleeping pillow featuring the brand's signature zigzag motif with refined navy accents.
Meanwhile, the amenity kits are available in blue and cream, accented with gold hardware, and feature coordinated Missoni crew-length socks and breathable eye masks in the brand's iconic zigzag design. Inside, passengers will also find Grown Alchemist skincare in upgraded aluminum tubes, a bamboo toothbrush, Marvis toothpaste, earplugs, and a metal-accented pen with Delta One branding.
'In crafting the next generation of our amenity kit we embraced our signature artistry, blending patterns, textures and hues to create a kit that's distinct, enduring, and designed to suit your lifestyle beyond your time on the plane,' said Alberto Caliri, Missoni creative director.
The new Delta One bedding set will launch on international Delta One flights this summer and will be rolled out across all Delta One flights by the end of the year. Later this year, the airline will introduce its upgraded Missoni branded navy slippers, while the new, collectible kits will debut in the fall.
'In travel, every moment matters – not just where you're going, but how you get there,' added Mauricio Parise, VP of brand experience.
'We want you to savor your time in the air, which is why we are intentional about each detail of the customer experience to create a sense of home in every space, which is instantly elevated with Missoni's iconic, signature designs. Our new Missoni collection will help you arrive at your destination feeling refreshed and ready for the journey ahead.'
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