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DayHush™ 3D Blackout Sleep Mask
A contoured, adjustable mask for a darker wind-down at home, while travelling, or after a long shift.
Made for daytime sleep
A compact rest system for night-shift workers, daytime sleepers, and travelers who need a darker, calmer place to switch off.
Shop the essentials
A tightly edited collection for darker rooms, quieter surroundings, cooling comfort, and supported rest.
Hero product
A contoured, adjustable mask for a darker wind-down at home, while travelling, or after a long shift.
Cooling support
A reusable gel mask for a quick cool-down or a gentler warm wind-down ritual.
Quiet support
Soft, reusable silicone earplugs for reducing everyday noise in shared spaces, travel, and rest.
Comfort support
A compact memory-foam pillow that makes face-down rest, reading, or recovery more comfortable.
The real problem
DayHush focuses on the small environmental frictions that make daytime sleep harder: intrusive light, pressure around the eyes, and a routine that never feels settled.
Light leaking around curtains and blinds can keep a room feeling active. A contoured mask helps create darkness on demand.
Flat masks can press against eyelids and lashes. A molded cavity leaves more room where it matters.
A compact set of repeatable cues can make the transition from a demanding shift to rest feel simpler.
The DayHush approach
A sleep mask cannot change your schedule. It can change the light reaching your eyes the moment you put it on. DayHush pairs that immediate benefit with compact accessories that help signal the same wind-down routine after every shift.
Good to know
DayHush is designed for night-shift workers, daytime sleepers, travelers, side sleepers, and anyone who needs portable light control.
No. DayHush products are comfort accessories designed to support a darker, calmer sleep environment. They are not medical devices.
The DayHush range is available now. Choose the product that best supports your wind-down routine.
DayHush products support a sleep-friendly environment. They do not diagnose, treat, or cure medical conditions.