Disney face masks feature most popular characters
Disney face masks are available to pre-order now, with profits from sales going to MedShare.
Disney face masks are soon to be a reality! The ordinary face mask has become the world's most coveted commodity, with more and more countries around the globe advising people to wear one if and when they need to leave the house, so we imagine this massive range of face masks from the House of Mouse will be a huge hit. It's new range of cloth face masks, all inspired by some of Disney's best-loved characters are set to ship out from July onwards, but can be pre-ordered now.
Star Wars fans will be excited to see designs featuring Yoda. Other designs include Mickey and Minnie and characters from Frozen, Monsters Inc and Marvel. All profits from sales, up to one million dollars, will be donated to MedShare.
It's worth noting that the Disney face masks are not medical grade. If you can't wait until July, head over to our where to buy a face mask article, which has retailers with plenty of stock and fast shipping options. Alternatively you could create your own design with our in-depth guide on how to make a face mask (no sewing options available).
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Disney cloth face masks, pack of four for $19.99
Get a pack of four cloth face masks featuring your favourite Disney characters for under $20. Star Wars, Frozen and Monsters Inc are among these fun designs. Available to pre-order now, items don't expect to ship until end of June 2020.
Where to buy a face mask - quick links
- Etsy.co.uk – a wide range of face masks from just £3.99
- Buff – protective face coverings at low prices
- HYPE – pack of 3 face masks for less than £25, with 100% of profits for the NHS
- Ebay.co.uk –cloth face masks at a super-low prices
- Silkies – pack of 2 protective face masks for less than $20
- Stringking – Cloth masks with CDC-recommendations for just $6.99
- Etsy.com – patterned face masks for as a little at $4
- Los Angeles Apparel - 3 adjustable face masks for only $30
- Sock Cares – cool and funky face masks for only $12
Where to buy a face mask in the US
Buy handmade face masks in the US from Etsy
There are a wide variety of face mask options available on Etsy's US store, including plain face masks to those with fun patterns and messages. Buying from Etsy also means supporting independent creatives. But be quick, they're selling out fast!
Pack of two protective face masks for $16.99 at Silkies
Featuring a two-ply fabric barrier and biocompatible, hydrophobic finish to resist bodily fluids, these protectives face mask are machine washable and reusable. Available to order now with fast delivery.
Buy a set of 5 face masks for $25 from Caraa Cares
Caara Cares is an initiative designed to get non-medical face masks to as many people as possible. These simple yet stylish masks are made from recycled materials, and come in sets of five ($25). Any donations to New York's relief efforts are matched by Caraa.
Where to buy a face mask in the UK
Get 3 HYPE face masks for £24.99 – one donated and all profits got to the NHS
This great deal from HYPE means not only keeping yourself safe in style, but supporting the NHS and keyworkers too. For every sale, the company will donate another face mask to the NHS, a care home or keyworker. 100% of the profits go to the NHS, too.
Buy washable face masks from eBay
Okay, so we can't exactly say that every single mask available on eBay is high quality, and the search results do occasionally throw up some curveballs (search for 'washable face masks' to avoid the home spa remedies), but there are some decent options here.
Buy handmade face masks in the UK from Etsy
There are tons of face mask options available on Etsy's UK store, including this pretty strawberry face mask from MagicWardrobe03 (pictured). Check the reviews before you buy and leave your own review once purchased to support sellers.
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Kerrie Hughes is a frequent contributor to Creative Bloq, and was once its editor. One of the original CB crew, Kerrie joined the team back in 2013 after moving from her role as staff writer on 3D World. Since then she's written regularly for other creative publications such as ImagineFX, Computer Arts and Digital Camera World. After a stint working for the police, Kerrie is back reviewing creative tech for creative professionals.