Shop Black: Mask makers

Summer is here, but we’re still in a global pandemic! As restaurants and attractions open back up, it’s important to remember that wearing a mask helps stop the spread of COVID-19. For the safety and health of both yourself and others, we urge you to wear a mask. And if you’ve been inspired to support locally owned Black businesses amidst the racial justice uprisings, then look no further. Read on for where to shop Black for face masks. 

Kris Keys 

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As an international fashion designer who specializes in travel, Kris Keyes places an emphasis on comfortable garments. Her patchwork masks are made from fabrics cut from previous masks to limit waste and maintain sustainability. 

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Samilia Colar is a local designer known for her vibrant fabrics and stylish designs. During the pandemic, she’s adapted her designs and crated double-lined masks in sizes for both adults and kids. 

Mbabazi House of Style 

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For Fair Trade products and an emphasis on quality, Mbabazi House of Style is a one-stop shop. They are passionate about Africa Style and creativity and reflect that in their prints and styles. 

 

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