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sleep gear for people who sleep for a living

most sleep brands are built for a quiet, dark bedroom at 10pm. candles, lavender, silk pillowcases. good for them.

dayblind is for everyone whose sleep doesn't get those conditions. night shifters clocking off at sunrise. athletes squeezing real recovery between sessions. travellers landing five time zones out of sync. light sleepers with a bright street, a snoring partner, or a neighbour who mows at 8am sharp. new parents taking sleep whenever it's offered.

when sleep has to happen — at the wrong hour, in the wrong room, against the world's schedule — it can't depend on the room cooperating. the gear has to make its own conditions: block the light, block the sound, stay on when you're on your side, and survive being stuffed in a bag.

that's the whole brand. no light. no sound. no fluff.