Masks are here to stay for the foreseeable future, so we curated a list of ten brands offering sustainable options that are better for your face and better for our planet. Let’s embrace this new normal together.
Christy Dawn makes masks from deadstock fabric in Los Angeles. They are reusable, washable, and help divert excess fabric from entering landfills.
Grant Blvd uses reclaimed fabric to create masks that match their tops. You can look stylish and coordinated with this cute set.
Groceries Apparel offers non-toxic, hand-dipped indigo and hemp masks for both adults and children. They also have an option to buy three and give three, or buy three and give ten, which is a great way to give back to the community. Groceries apparel only uses 100% GMO-free, pesticide & herbicide-free, recycled & fair-traded ingredients.
Hackwith Design House makes and sells masks for purchase and donates masks to frontline workers. Made from 100% cotton or 100% linen and lined with 100% cotton. 10% of all mask sales goes to the Domestic Abuse Project.
HFS Collective makes masks locally in Los Angeles using lightweight, deadstock vintage silk blend fabric with an organic cotton lining. They come in a variety of colors and prints.
The ISKO Vital™ is an eco-friendly mask that can be washed up to 15 or 30 times, depending on the model. They are latex-free, water repellent and made with organic cotton, which is biodegradable and more sustainable, compared to petroleum-based disposable options. The Premium Type I face cover also offers certified high bacterial filtration.
Armedangels make masks with fair trade, certified organic cotton, which uses 91% less water, 61% less energy and 46% less carbon dioxide.
Arielle makes an organic, washable, reusable mask featuring an interior wool filter for particle capture, moisture wicking, and antimicrobial protection.
United By Blue makes masks from deadstock fabric: a blend of hemp, organic cotton, and recycled polyester. In addition, for each 3 pack purchased, one mask will be donated to Chosen 300 to benefit Philadelphia residents experiencing homelessness.
Amour Vert makes non-toxic, sustainably-made masks designed with various deadstock fabrics for variety in comfort and fit. Each purchase ensures an essential worker in the city of San Francisco will receive a non-medical grade mask.
