face mask

flash forward black  BY andi bird
39470-FCMSK1

DENY Andi Bird

Andi Bird Flash Forward Black Face Mask

39470-FCMSK1

$16.99

MSRP: $0.00


Deny Designs is for wholesale customers only.



Product Details

Description

This machine-washable, reusable face mask features elastic ear loops for a snug fit and a designed poly front with a microfiber backing. Plus, we are proud to donate a portion of proceeds from the sale of our Face Mask to help the recovery efforts from the COVID-19 Pandemic.

By purchasing these masks, you are acknowledging that these are not medical grade.

These Items cannot be returned due to hygiene reasons.

Details & Product Specs

  • Printed polyester sheeting, microfiber backing on "With Pocket" construction
  • Pleated construction
  • 10" Nylon spandex ear loop
  • Adjustable silicone bead for size adjustment
  • Singe layer is designed to be worn alone or to cover a disposable face mask
  • "With Pocket"design has a dual layer construction to fit a filter or be worn by itself
  • A portion of proceeds from the sale of these masks will be donated to help the recovery effort from the COVID-19 Pandemic.
  • Masks sold on Deny Designs are for general public use only and are not intended for use in medical settings. More legal info here.

Care

Machine wash cold, hang to dry

About the Artist

andi bird

Andi grew up in an artistic family. Her father was an art director at a prominent advertising agency in Chicago and is now a well-known sculptor. Her mother was a fashion illustrator for the Chicago Daily News. With the support and encouragement of her parents, Andi started drawing at the age of four. Art became a positive addiction for this only child and it continued in grade and high school where she would draw and paint while listening to deafeningly loud rock music. After graduating from Carnegie Mellon University, with a fine arts degree, Andi felt a need to add graphic design, typography and textile designs to her portfolio and spent a multitude of hours working and perfecting those skills. Over the years she has worked as a graphic and textile designer in Sausalito, California and considers herself to be incredibly fortunate to have the opportunity to spend her days doing the work she loves.

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