JetBlue has teamed up with Buzz, Caraa, Dr Dennis Gross Skincare, and Plus Ultra to redesign its Mint amenity kits.
The new puffer-bag style will be available on both international and domestic flights. Buzz designed the kits.
In the past, JetBlue’s Mint amenity kits featured a foldable mesh pouch that could turn into a backpack for international flights. In 2024, they introduced a snappable pouch in four colours for domestic passengers.
Now, Mint passengers on international flights will get a Caraa-designed puffer lunch bag in Clay.
The bag can be reused later as a lunch tote, carryall, or travel organiser.
The kit contains Dr Dennis Gross Skincare’s Hyaluronic Marine Moisture Lock Lip Balm, Marine Moisture Cushion Face Cream, Hyaluronic Marine Hydrate + Smooth Hand Treatment, and Alpha Beta Peel Pads.
It also comes with a Plus Ultra dental kit that includes toothpaste and a bamboo toothbrush, Tuft & Needle earplugs and an eye mask, a deodorant wipe, and JetBlue Mint socks.
Domestic Mint passengers will get a Caraa puffer sling bag, which is just the right size for a phone and small essentials. It comes in Clay, Flint, Black, and Olive.
The domestic kit features Dr Dennis Gross Skincare products, a Tuft & Needle eye mask and earplugs, Swishables mouthwash, and JetBlue Mint socks.
Caraa is a sports bag and accessory brand based in New York City. Dr Dennis Gross started Dr Dennis Gross Skincare, which combines antioxidants, vitamins, and botanicals with what the brand calls scientifically advanced delivery systems. Plus Ultra was founded with a focus on sustainability and natural ingredients.
Both kits use packaging with recycled materials, a bamboo toothbrush, a kraft paper bellyband, and kraft paper autopack packaging.
Photos: Buzz
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