Here’s where you can buy a face mask online right now: ForbesFinds
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Cubcoats was known for making soft hoodie sweatshirts that could be stuffed into themselves to make dolls ranging from to charming animals. Then the virus hit, and they, like many brands, changed gears and started making masks.
What sets this company apart is that their masks are adorable: they feature little animal snouts. This cuteness is hardly superficial; in fact, it’s imperative. Masks can make people look scary to kids and wearing one can be an unsettling experience, so the charming look of these washable, reusable dual-layer cotton masks will greatly ease the challenge parents face as they help their kids stay safe in these strange times.
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