Brighten up your day with this colorful sunflower cloth face mask design.
This sublimated two-layer cloth face mask is fun, fashionable, and comfortable. Our line of sublimated face masks offer something different and stylish, appealing to a variety of tastes. Check back often, as new designs are constantly being offered.
Made from a high-performance moisture-wicking polyester blend they are washable and reusable. These sublimated masks are created to mold to your face with soft fabric binding.They will fit most any size. The inside liner feels like cotton and provides for more breathability, especially when worn for long periods of time, and will absorb moisture.
Product Detail:
Outside Cover: Poly/Spandex blend made in the U.S.A.
Inside Liner: 100% polyester made in the U.S.A. (feels like cotton)
Adult Size: 5.5" X 7.5"
Youth Size: 4" X 6" (Ages 2-8)
Wash & Wear: Wash before wearing. Recommended daily washing in hot water and tumble dry. No chlorine bleach. Will not shrink.
Comfortable for all-day use
Custom Designed Facemasks: If you are interested in custom-designed facemasks with logos, a specific message, or theme, for your business, sports team or league, or group to learn more
Fundraising Opportunity: We are all about supporting our community. We have donated hundreds of masks to worthy organizations in the area (maybe include a link with photos etc). Let us help you raise funds for your non-profit or charitable organization. Send us an email for more information or to learn more
Disclaimer: Non-medical grade masks. Please follow CDC guidelines for health safety While no mask is 100% effective against viruses, this mask aims to reduce your risk if you're healthy or contain germs if you are sick. These masks qualify under the current for medical professionals when certified PPE (Personalized Protective Equipment) is scarce or has run out. This is NOT an n95 mask. Our masks do not come with a NIOSH or FDA rating or any certifications.
Color of binding and ties may be different than pictured.
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