Find answers to top questions about our mask production and the care of our masks here.
The masks have been tested and certified as per American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) for antibacterial, water repellent, and UV protection (AATCC – 100 – Certifications)
Our masks come in five sizes for a custom fit. L, M, S, XS and XXS
Outside layer: 100% Polyester
Middle layer: 65/35 Polyester/Cotton
Inner layer: 65/35 Polyester/Cotton
The first shipments of >100,000 masks donated to The Northwood School (Lake Placid, NY).
The masks were distributed to the residents Village of Lake Placid, local non-profits around the North Country regions, University of Vermont etc.
Currently, we’ve received total of 500,000 masks
The masks can be washed up to 30 times:
The masks are currently available and can be delivered as soon as needed
Our masks are manufactured in a factory in Vietnam with over 20 years of experience providing apparel exports to the USA. We also support each employee (10 masks/month/employee).
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Our masks are made in our aunt’s textile factory in Vietnam. Normally, the factory produces apparel for the US market, but they quickly retooled the operation to produce facemasks for people in Japan and Singapore when COVID-19 broke out.
The factory employees are well-paid, healthy, and happy to do their part to keep us all safe during the pandemic.
It’s important to wear your mask correctly to stop the spread of COVID-19. We’ve all seen lots of different versions of mask usage, but many of them do not properly protect those around you. Here’s the right way, thanks to an illustration by Eleni Kalorkoti for The New York Times:
Confused about where you can find reliable, trustworthy information about mask usage and COVID-19? Here’s a list of articles we’ve read recently. We’ll keep this list updated as we discover new articles and resources:
“Infection trends shifted dramatically when mask-wearing rules were implemented on April 6 in northern Italy and April 17 in New York City – at the time among the hardest hit areas of the world by the health crisis – the study found.”
“According to the latest data, history and science tell the same story: wearing a mask – combined with social distancing – stops the spread of the virus.”