Are regular face masks proving to drab for your taste in fashion? This LA label aims to offer you trendier options through its line of handcrafted designer masks crafted by local artists.
A fashion company in Los Angeles has introduced a new line of designer face masks that sport unique and colorful prints while offering a double layer of protection.
More information is available at https://rockincushions.com/pages/bootypacks
Bootypacks is offering consumers who want a more stylish alternative to regular face masks, featuring designs suitable for different apparel types and events. These masks are made of different materials, including Lycra, a quick-drying synthetic fiber known for its elasticity and comfort.
Its current inventory features face masks made for events and masks designed to go with swimwear, with each piece retailing at $9.99. Two-piece packs start at $18. CURRENTLY 50% OFF
The company also offers consumers the option to customize their face masks by providing their own artwork. This service includes a mockup, one revision, and a minimum order of 20 units for $12.99 apiece.
Bootypacks also offers a Boho-style set that includes a blue bag, a fanny pack, and a mask for $36.
Consumers who want to try the company's other creations can also order their subscription box for $89. This offer includes six upcycled handmade products, such as bags, accessories, home decors, kitchenware, and more.
According to the company, buyers of these subscription boxes will be treated to unique products created by featured local artisans.
As of this writing, face masks are offered at a 50% discount, no code needed.
The market for fashionable face masks has been projected by industry analysts to experience double-digit growth between 2020 and 2027. Grand View Research stated that the demand is fueled by consumers who want to protect themselves from pollution and dust without sacrificing style.
Moreover, it said that the ongoing pandemic has increased the demand for all types of masks, including those intended for fashion-savvy audiences.
Bootypacks is the fashion label of designer Michelle Van Der Water for her range of travel bags and accessories. According to her, the products in this line are made from repurposed slipcover fabrics, which helps reduce the company's carbon footprint.
Her company is also involved in charity work through the non-profit Days for Girls. In this initiative, Ms. Van Der Water’s team donates fabrics and hosts sewing workshops to create menstrual kits for girls in developing nations.
Full details about the company's product line and services can be found at the URL above.
