10 Brands That Have Started Producing Face masks

Through the #MaskTogether program, Alice + Olivia is not only making masks with flair to brighten your day but with every purchase made, the brand is donating a mask to a community in need.

Khloe Kardashian’s denim brand Good American is also producing masks for sale. The masks quickly went out of stock, so we’re hoping that more will become available. What’s amazing is that the brand will also donate one mask to a business in need for every mask purchased.

Reformation’s program gives you options when buying face masks. You can buy them in packs of 5, or 250 if you are looking for a larger shipment. Plus, you can also donate a set of 5 masks.

Mother Denim is not only is offering different patterns for masks that are adorable, but it’s also donating $10 for every set purchased to No Kid Hungry. If the masks are out of stock, check back every Friday when the shipment is updated on the website.

Toronto-based brand Hayley Elsaesser has just released its line of face masks and yes, they’re just as fun and cute as you’d expect. Plus, 20% of each sale will go towards Food Banks Canada. 

Denim brand Citizens of Humanity has re-purposed its sewing facility to produce masks for both the general public, and for those on the front line. This pack of 5 is available for a reduced cost and it comes in a variety of colours, including denim, white, beige, and black.

The brand famous for producing chef gear has joined in the fight against COVID-19. Shoppers can purchase Hedley & Bennet’s protective face masks, as well as donate through the brand’s Buy One, Give One program.

The brand, known for its bags, has also begun to create face masks. These masks are  made using repurposed materials left over from production and they’re available to buy or you can donate a pack to New York’s relief efforts. Plus, Caraa will also be matching every purchase and donation made.

Canadian brand Narces has started making face masks and they’re actually chic. There are 5 adult versions and two options for children. The masks include a pocked for a filter and for every mask sold, the brand will donate two to local organizations in need.

Toronto brand Peace Collective has started to produce face masks complete with the mottos its famous for. For every mask purchased, one will be given to those in need and businesses can also apply for mask donations. Along with the face masks, for every garment purchased, Peace Collective will donate one to a healthcare worker.