The Older Women’s Network is very proud to be offering masks for sale. Each mask is made by one of our members from material donated by our members.
Funds raised from the sale of the masks will go to our Buy a Brick Campaign, building housing for homeless older women as part of our efforts to end homelessness of older women.
They are washable, reusable, reversible and available in a mixture of fabrics from a selection of great designs on one side and plain fabric on the other. Most are patterned and we can cater for general colour preferences.
Our masks come in two sizes. The medium / large size should fit an adult face. We have a few smaller masks available suitable for a smaller face or an older child. Please indicate what colour you prefer (we will try and accommodate your preference.)
The masks are double layer and are not suitable as medical-grade masks.
We suggest you wash them before the first use and after every use.
Before putting on a mask, clean hands with alcohol-based hand rub or soap and water.
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