Style & Protection Unite: Fashion Brands Making Face Masks To Keep You and Others Safe

Apr 13

Everyone is making an effort to fight the coronavirus. Healthcare Heroes are doing their absolute best on the front lines. Essential businesses, like grocery stores and emergency services, are keeping their doors open to provide aid to everyone stuck at home. In the fashion industry, brands are offering manufacturing services by making cotton face masks. The CDC recommends everyone wear a face mask when venturing out into public, and with the scarcity of N-95 masks, a number of fashion brands have stepped up to the plate to make their own.

If you can’t make your own mask at home, consider buying one from your favorite brands in order to help the cause against the virus. Brands like Reformation and bridal designer Amy Kuschel are donating masks to medical workers for every mask purchased on their websites. It’s a great effort that everyone should get in on. Your sustainable purchase will protect not only you and those around you, but the healthcare warriors we rely on as each day passes. Tip: Insert cut pieces (take the filter part out of the wires first) of air filters to help your mask give you extra protection.

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5 Pack Cotton Masks by Citizens of Humanity, $25

Camo Cotton Mask by Maison Modulare, $20

Chambray Denim by Amy Kuschel, $22

Let’s Face It is a reusable, sustainable mask thoughtfully crafted using 3 layers of natural fabric selected for their filtering ability and breathability.

For Days - 5 Masks, 5 Donated, $25

You'll receive a 5 mask pack and donate 5 masks to our initiative. These are double layer cotton masks. Can be sanitized and reused. Machine washable.