Aman launches a Kim Jones collection, from Bali to New York, with a €2,500 silk pyjama set

Aman no longer simply puts its guests up: its Aman Essentials label now dresses them too, with a collection designed by British designer Kim Jones, former artistic director of menswear at Louis Vuitton and then Dior. Named “Lines of Passage”, this first designer collaboration has been on sale since mid-September 2026, online, in selected Aman hotels and at Dover Street Market. Prices run from €250 for a cap to €2,950 for a silk dress.

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1. More than 30 Aman destinations in one collection
2. Kim Jones, a “proper Aman junkie”
3. Colours drawn from old luggage tags
4. Why Kim Jones went for a sporty wardrobe
5. From a €250 cap to a €2,950 dress
6. Where to buy, from Amanzoe to Dover Street Market

More than 30 Aman destinations in one collection

Aman Essentials, the Aman lifestyle brand launched in 2018, had never worked with a designer before. Aman x Kim Jones is its first collaboration, built around one idea, “Lines of Passage”: the routes travelled and the landscapes crossed on the way from one hotel to the next. The collection draws on the landscapes, colours and experiences of more than 30 Aman destinations. The group, founded in 1988 by Adrian Zecha with Amanpuri in Phuket and now chaired by Vladislav Doronin, is in effect slipping its hotels into its guests’ suitcases.

Kim Jones, a “proper Aman junkie”

The choice of designer was no accident. Kim Jones has stayed at more than 30 Aman destinations and, in the interview published in the Aman Essentials journal, describes himself in his own words: “I’m a proper Aman Junkie.” Kristina Romanova, CEO of Aman Essentials, sums up her choice in one sentence: “He understands the world of quiet luxury better than anyone.”

Colours drawn from old luggage tags

For the palette, the designer started from a traveller’s keepsake: the luggage tags from his favourite Aman hotels. “I have a bag full of all these tags, and every Aman has its own,” he says. Across the collection you will find a mineral blue on the fleece and the striped pyjamas, yellow on the hoodie and the one-piece swimsuit, and kombu green, a deep seaweed green, on the draped silk dress.

Why Kim Jones went for a sporty wardrobe

The wardrobe openly embraces a sporty side. Kim Jones puts it down to life at Aman hotels: far from the cities, guests move from a workout to a snorkelling trip or a hike, and they need practical clothes. The eight product categories follow that logic: tailoring in technical fabrics, knitwear, silk, outerwear, swimwear, jersey, sportswear and accessories (caps, a bucket hat, nylon mules, a woven tote).

The pieces are mostly unisex, from XS to XL depending on the style. Kristina Romanova, for her part, stresses the choice of responsible, low-impact fabrics.

From a €250 cap to a €2,950 dress

Here are the prices checked on 27 October 2026 on the official online shop, including VAT, in euros, for a selection of pieces.

The signature piece, the striped silk pyjama set costs €2,500 for the shirt and trousers, or $3,505 in the United States and £1,813 in the United Kingdom. The kombu green draped silk dress, the most expensive piece, has already sold out online: it is still available in Aman boutiques and through the personal shopping service.

Where to buy, from Amanzoe to Dover Street Market

The collection can be ordered on shop.aman.com, with free delivery on orders over $350 to the United Kingdom, the United States and the European Union. In the hotels, it can be viewed by appointment at the property’s boutique, for example at Amanzoe in Greece, at Aman New York, in Bali at Amankila and Amandari, or in Java at Amanjiwo. It is also sold at Dover Street Market.

The campaign was shot in Tokyo, from the bay to the station platforms, in the city where the group runs Aman Tokyo, in the Otemachi Tower. To stay there, see our pick of the best luxury hotels in Tokyo. For comparison, read our tour of palace hotel boutiques, from the Ritz to Claridge’s, and to stay with Aman, our review of Amanvari, the first Aman in Mexico.