Collection: Against light

Total darkness, even when the room isn't dark.

A sleep mask for sleeping in the dark

The shutters don't close properly, the streetlamp shines under the curtain, the router blinks, your partner is still reading. Light is one of the first things to remove from a bedroom. When you can't switch it off, you block it as close to your eyes as possible.

Le Noir is a blackout 3D sleep mask. Its two cups are hollow: the fabric doesn't touch your eyelids and you can blink underneath. The padded edge follows the shape of your nose. The strap is adjustable.

A sleep mask is also useful when travelling, on the train, for a nap in broad daylight or when you work nights and sleep in the morning.

It has its limits: it doesn't replace a screen-free evening, and it can take two or three nights to get used to. Our guides, further down, explain who a sleep mask suits and how to choose one.

Our guides