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Focus on Face Coverings Face Coverings


Here is just a selection of the face masks and face coverings that are available from suppliers.


personalised. These masks include; KN95 face masks/ respirators, disposable three-ply face masks, and washable cotton face coverings with a valve and two PM.25 filters.


● Regatta Professional offers two types of face masks; Type IIR disposable medical face masks and Type I disposable medical face masks. Both masks reduce the risk of spreading of infections, particularly in epidemic or


pandemic situations. Ideal for procedures where medium amounts of fluid, spray and/ or aerosols are produced.


● Listawood has partnered with Savile Row tailor Cad & the Dandy to produce a high quality and stylish range of masks. The Savile Row Classic and Savile Row Corporate styles are 100% machine washable with a soft, breathable anti-microbial cotton inner liner. Each stylish


● Dye Sublimation Supplies is stocking a range of face masks that can be


low-quality solutions from China. Now people consider a face covering as a part of their own identity and almost a fashion statement. This is why they want to spend more money to have a high-quality mask that has been personalised.”


This led to the creation of the Vapor Mask. This can be decorated and personalised through dye sublimation. The masks are available in three different sizes and made from Vapor’s Solar UPF50+ fabric combined with a comfortable cotton interior lining. The mask includes a slit for inserting a standard PM2.5 carbon filter pouch for added protection.


Result has utilised its sourcing skills and has been able to procure face masks for the UK market, giving distributors and customers the confidence to stock and supply a range of Result products different from the norm. Sara Sanders-Smith, director, offers her thoughts on the wearing of face coverings. She says: “We have been lucky in Europe, not being subjected to virus or pollution threats before, so while we do not have a culture of mask wearing, we have to learn that at present to protect ourselves and remove this virus from our life, if we are communing with others at work or leisure, mask wearing and social distancing is an effective way to minimise spread.”


mask is beautifully gift-wrapped and packed into an individual gift box along with two PM2.5 carbon filters.


● Screenworks has launched an anti-viral face mask. The Bumpaa brand of products are treated with ViralOff technology. This treatment is proven to effectively kill viruses by up to 99% over two hours. They are fully


Spall Sports is another company which has turned to manufacturing bespoke face masks. For over 50 years, Spall has manufactured sportswear, but has now put that on hold to help the NHS save lives and control the virus. “We feel we need to do our part and help reduce the rate of infection,” says Saj Khawaja, managing director. Spall’s bespoke face masks are


manufactured in Bradford and are made out of two-ply polyester using dye sublimation, which includes all design and logos in any colourway, making them ideal for businesses and schools. The masks provide a double layer of protection, a soft yet durable construction and can be washed and reused.


The environment


Even during a time of crisis, you can still do your bit to help the environment and to this end, both Neutral and Mantis World have designed and produced face coverings which are made from 100% organic cotton.


“During the pandemic we thought about what part we could play. Globally, as more governments advised general use of face coverings, we felt we could offer better than the flimsy, disposable masks that dominate the market and end up in landfill,” says Prama Bhardwaj, founder and CEO of Mantis World. “So we spent many hours researching the science, and designed a face covering that would help keep people safe while treading lightly on the planet’s precious resources. We’re keen to use the technology we have developed for impact measurement and traceability to inform and educate customers on responsible use of face masks. For us, this product embodies the values at the core of the Mantis ethos: People, Planet, Prosperity.”


Lars Bech, founder of Neutral, agrees with Prama. He says: “We were inundated with requests so knew there was a demand. We also saw the potential environmental impact of so many people taking up disposable masks and that they could create a huge problem in the long term. There really needs to be an environmental and ethical option too. At Neutral we believe that if


brandable, lightweight and comfy and available in a range of colours and sizes.


durable water-repellent finish. | 26 | July 2020


● The double layer fabric face covering from Premier Clothing is non-medical and ideal for general workplace use. Fabric binding allows the product to be washed and reused again, the outer layer has Silvadur 930 Flex Antimicrobial finish with a Zelan R3 renewably sourced,


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