There is so much conflicting information out there. We get it and understand completely that it's hard to know what to choose. We also get asked often about our choice to use fabric that is a polyester/cotton blend in our masks. 

We were recently asked why we don't use 100% cotton for our masks.

Oregon has been seeing jumps in COVID-19 cases and now has extended the face coverings requirement statewide.

"Oregonians statewide will be required to wear face coverings in indoor public spaces, beginning this Wednesday, July 1. The guidance applies to businesses and members of the public visiting indoor public spaces. Face covering requirements are already mandated in eight counties."

Today, Kansas was added to the growing list of states that are now requiring face masks to be worn in public spaces. The Executive Order will go into effect on July 3, 2020.

“This is a simple, proactive step we can take to keep Kansans at work, get our kids back to school, and keep ourselves and our neighbors healthy,” Governor Kelly said. “Wearing a mask is not only safe – but it is necessary to avoid another shut down.

A recent All Things Considered episode dove into the details.
Aired June 17, 2020

Wearing a face mask is no fun for many people. However, the latest research shows that, especially as states open up, masks are an important tool in helping to control the spread of the virus.

Announced 6/23/20

Gov. Jay Inslee and Secretary of Health John Wiesman today announced a statewide mandatory face covering order that will take effect Friday, June 26.

We are thrilled to have been featured along with three other fantastic organizations in a recent Entrepreneur.com article by Jennifer Spencer.

"Humanitarian actions often sprout from unexpected places in the most unexpected ways. Of late, that includes companies temporarily pivoting in an effort to assist the masses out of goodwill and augment the efforts of first responders and essential workers who are keeping their respective communities running.

Here’s a look at four select companies among many that have gone out of their way to do their part.

First, I’d like to start by thanking all of our customers who have not only trusted us to produce very high-quality masks during this very difficult time but have also offered us feedback. We’ve also been wearing our masks and as usual, are working to make improvements at every opportunity. Our goal with all of the products we manufacture is to produce the highest quality products we can at the most cost-effective prices for our customers, here in the United States.

Because of this goal and the feedback we have received, we’ve implemented the following changes:

If you don't live in a state, city, or county that currently requires face coverings when in public, you likely have seen signs from stores and local establishments requiring them. Unfortunately, there does not seem to be an end in-sight as to when we will no longer need these face coverings. 

In order to help you stay informed, we've compiled a list.