I fly every week for work and always landed with a stiff neck. This fixed it. Thirty seconds to set up, and the blackout mask is the best I've used.
Mike — weekly business travel
Verified buyer
The Noema Travel Sleep System
Land rested. Not wrecked.
A head-stabilising sling and blackout mask that let you actually sleep upright — then fold into a case the size of a paperback.
As seen in
Condé Nast Traveller
Monocle
Wallpaper*
GQ
Carryology
187 g
Lighter than the paperback it packs down to.
30-night trial
Take it on a real flight. Send it back if it isn't for you.
Free shipping
Worldwide over €75. Dispatched within 24 hours.
2-year warranty
Hardware, straps and stitching, covered.
The problem
The neck pillow was never the answer.
A horseshoe of foam around your throat adds bulk, pushes your chin down and still lets your head fall forward. We went the other way — support the head against the seat and leave the neck alone.
- 01Anchors to the headrest, not your throat.
- 02Holds the head upright so it never drops forward.
- 03Blackout mask attaches straight to the sling.
- 04Rolls flat and zips into its own case.
Three pieces
One system. Nothing you don't need.
We make one thing and we make it properly. Three parts, each solving a different reason you can't sleep upright.
The one everyone starts with
The Travel Sleep System
Headrest sling, blackout mask and zip case. One piece of kit that changes how you arrive.
- 01Keeps the head in its natural resting position.
- 02Soft blackout eye mask included.
- 03Zips into its own compact case.
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$79.00$37.90
Noema
We design for the hour nobody photographs — 3am, seat 34B, four hours left.
Noema started on a red-eye from Madrid to Tokyo, with a neck pillow that did nothing and a jacket rolled into a useless ball. We spent two years prototyping with cabin crew, physiotherapists and people who fly more than they'd like.
Everything we make answers one question: does this earn its space in a carry-on?
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Travellers who finally sleep on flights
4.7 / 5
Average rating, 1,000+ reviews
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Total packed weight
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Why travellers love it
Fifty thousand people now sleep on planes.
I have a short neck, so no pillow has ever worked for me. My head drops forward the second I doze off. This holds it. Slept five hours in a middle seat.
Amy — 13 h to Bangkok
Verified buyer
Bought it on a whim before a red-eye. Strapped it on, clipped the mask, out cold for six hours. First time I've properly slept on a plane.
William — 14 h to Tokyo
Verified buyer
My partner and I both took one to France. I usually can't sleep in economy at all — landed with zero neck pain. Wish we'd found it years ago.
Luna — 9 h to Paris
Verified buyer