If late last year you had told us that high fashion in 2020 would be looking like a bandit, we never would have believed you. Yet here we are.
On April 14, Governor Raimondo announced an executive order requiring customer-facing employees to wear a cloth face covering. Customers at those business also are encouraged to wear masks. Employers should provide masks to their employees, but customers with neither sewing skills nor a collection of handkerchiefs have to look elsewhere for their mask.
As always, artists come to the rescue. Check out the below list of local companies making masks.
Kreatelier: For every 10 masks sold, one will be donated to a local hospital or charity. Find them at kreatelier.com
The Violet Orange: Masks are available in bundles and in kid sizes. Check them out at thevioletorange.com
Maha Barsom: Thirty percent of all profit goes to the RI Food Bank. Find her at mahabarsom.com
Bitchin’ Stitchin’: High quality masks. On your face! bitchinstitchins.com
If you make masks and would like to be added to our list, send us a note at news@motifri.com
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