This design on this fabric face mask is inspired by the Suffragette colours of purple, green and white which were adopted in 1908 by the WSPU in their fight for votes for women. The colours were described as white for purity, purple for dignity and self-respect and green for hope and new life.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says face masks should be worn in public where social distancing is not possible to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
It is essential that wearers of cloth face masks still observe social distancing and wash their hands regularly, and cloth masks cannot guarantee protection for the wearer.
Please note: this is NOT a medical grade surgical or N95 face mask, so purchase of this mask will not reduce the supply of medical masks which should be prioritised for health workers.
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Wish there were more designs
I bought this (and a beautiful green one inspired by a painting) in September 2021. I absolutely love them. They cover my face securely, so I don't have to worry about them slipping. And the metal strip for over the nose help keep my glasses in place over the mask, so they don't steam up. However, only having two isn't great as, obviously, they need washing and I'd really like some other designs.
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Suffrage face mask
Good quality but rather large although adjustable the drawstrings are a bit clumsy and have no idea what to do with the metal bit. Needs instructions