These Fashion Brands Are Making Protective Face Masks For the Public

Sustainable brand Reformation launched its Millions of Masks initiative, and on the site you can decide between donating masks, purchasing a pack of nonmedical-grade masks, or these 5 Assorted Reusable Masks ($25), though they make take one to two weeks to ship due to high demand.

Pick up J.Crew's Pack of 3 Non-Medical Face Masks ($18) and expect a shipment on May 22. These reusable masks come in the brand's signature prints and were launched alongside an announcement that J.Crew and Madewell were coming together to donate a total of 75,000 single-use masks to the healthcare system.

You can shop Madewell's Three-Pack Non-Medical Face Masks ($20, estimated ship date: May 17, 2020) in chambray denim or this stripe pattern. Read up on the details about the brand's incredible donation with J.Crew.

For Love & Lemons is selling single masks ($5) in three different prints, or you can buy a pack of three. 100 percent of proceeds from these non-medical face masks will be donated to the First Responders Children's Foundation.

The BaubleBar Adjustable Face Mask Set of 2 ($12) allows you to choose a color scheme, so you know exactly which mask is arriving at your doorstep and you can easily mix and match with your outfits. They're breathable, comfortable, and, like everything BaubleBar creates, perfect for showing your personality.

The Alice + Olivia Staceface Protective Mask ($10), expected to ship at the end of April, features Stacey Bendet's iconic quirky print. With the purchase of one, A+O donates one mask to the medical community as part of its #MaskTogether initiative.

Mother's non-medical face masks, which come in assorted prints and a pack of 2 ($20), are designed for a purpose and a cause. Until April 30, Mother pledges to give $10 of the proceeds from the masks to No Kid Hungry.

When you make a purchase at La Ligne, not only will 15 percent of proceeds go to a charity with a mission to improve the lives of those affected by COVID-19, you'll have the option of adding a free hand-sewn face mask to your order, which comes straight from the La Ligne production team in New York City.

Helmstedt is upcycling leftover fabric from its Spring 2020 collection to create these Safety Masks ($36) in bright prints and colors. Profits from a purchase of the mask go to WHO's COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

Sustainable brand Collina Strada has made the smart decision to send free excess fabric to customers with each and every purchase until the company runs out. You can follow the steps online to make the Collina Strada Face Mask yourself, once you receive your package.

KES has also set in place a 1+1 donation format for its Sustainable Washable Cotton Face Mask ($12), which comes in natural or black cotton and two different sizes. When you purchase yours, KES will donate one to a healthcare worker.

Christy Dawn is using beautiful fabrics to launch its non-medical Sustainable Mask ($30), which comes in a 10-pack, but five of those will be shipped to you and the other five will be shipped to those in need. The mask is machine washable and reusable, too.

Denim brand Sixty-Nine is using its recycled denim scraps to offer a Mask Grab Bag ($22) consisting of five masks in varying shades of denim — all one size, all machine washable.

The Los Angeles Apparel Facemask 3-Pack ($30) comes in one size, and proceeds help the company continue to donate the face masks they're creating to those in need. You'll find 22 different color options on the brand's site, though many are sold out. Unique features include an adjustable nose that forms to your face, as well as adjustable straps for comfort.

The Johnny Was face masks are washable silk on the exterior and cotton on the interior. These non-medical grade masks come in a pack of 5 ($25) or a pack of 50 ($250), all in varying prints. For every pack sold, the brand has committed to donating a pack to someone on the front lines in need of protection within the community.

SHEIN has a handful of cotton printed face masks you can choose from on the site, this 1pc Plaid Pattern Mouth Mask ($1) included. SHEIN is working hard as a company to donate surgical and anti-projection masks across the country. The brand has many donations to Germany, France, Spain, the UK, and the US.

The Good American Denim Face Mask ($5) comes in three different rinses and the items will begin shipping out on April 27. For every mask purchased, one will be donated to a local business in need.

You'll receive one of abacaxi's Cotton Face Masks ($30) complimentary with any order. They're made eco-consciously in the Brooklyn home studio from leftover Indian handloom cotton and they feature a double layer for extra protection. If you prefer to buy them in packs of two or four, that option is also available.

Made of two layers of 100 percent cotton, these Protective Masks ($10) come with carbon filters and are adjustable. You can even buy them in pairs or a family four pack.

The Lucky Brand 5 Pack Cotton Face Masks ($25) are available for purchase beginning April 23, and they'll come with the buy five, give five component too. Until supplies run out, shoppers will also receive one free mask with every purchase from the site.

While not exactly a cotton mask, APL is committed to sending along these shields that are meant to be worn over another mask as an extra layer of protection. They're made from recyclable PET polyester plastic and they're reusable so long as you disinfect the surfaces after each wear. The brand is sending them free (while supplies last) to customers accompanying their shoe purchases on the website and is also donating them to healthcare workers in California.

Eugenia Kim's Sculpted Mask ($20) was actually created from the label's Spring 2020 collection recycled fabric, which we love to hear. Five percent of proceeds will be donated to Ronald McDonald House New York, which is working on providing meals to families in need.

Goldie's Protective Mask ($15) is made from two layers of Peruvian pima cotton and comes in a pack of one or four ($50). It's completely reusable and ships out on May 15.

Hanky Panky brings its signature lace aesthetic to the Solid Face Mask ($22), which is fully lined. $5 from each mask sold will go to a GoFundMe campaign that's dedicated to acquiring N95 masks for medical workers on the front lines.

These Sustainable Face Masks ($10) come in four different colors and are made from Cupro, one of the most breathable fabrics. They ship out on May 10 and can be expanded for maximum face coverage.

The Citizens of Humanity team has been able to produce 15,000 cotton masks per week out of its LA manufacturing facility, and has now made the Citizens of Humanity Cotton Mask available in Bulk ($250). 50 masks come in the pack and they'll be shipped out as early as May 4.

The Rag & Bone Mask ($30) is made with recycled Rag & Bone materials from past seasons in NYC's garment district. They'll be available in limited editions and restocked occasionally, so you can keep checking back. For every mask purchased, $5 will be donated to City Harvest.

The Tie Bar's 5-Pack of Face Masks ($30) come in four different color themes and are crafted from shirting patterns unique to the brand. For every pack sold, five single-use masks are donated to hospitals Chicago as The Tie Bar's hometown community.

The Viva Aviva Protective Cloth Face Masks ($0-$10) come in a bursting tropical print and are distributed kindly from the brand. If your family is in need, you can request a set for free, but you can also buy a mask, or buy a mask and donate a mask. Proceeds from the masks will go to support Viva Aviva's factory workers, while donated masks are sent to hospitals and grocery store workers.

Lele Sadoughi's Set of 3 Face Masks ($40) come with fun embellishments like pearls and embroidery. You can pre-order yours now with expected shipment on May 30. The brand has supported COVID-19 relief by donating thousands of headbands with button hooks to help healthcare workers feel comfortable in their medical masks.

Outdoor Voices is allowing customers to join the waitlist for the OV Face Mask 5-Pack ($25) which will ship out in mid-May. 100 percent of the proceeds from the fabric face masks will benefit Direct Relief. Get more information on the initiative here.

Eberjey's face masks are wonderfully made from recycled fabric and they include three different layers of protection. They're made in Miami, FL and also include a small pocket for a filter. For every Rosi Protective Face Mask ($20) sold, one is donated to a healthcare worker.

The Kenneth Cole Wear in This Together Cotton Face Covering ($15) is reversible, reusable, and double-layered with cotton loops that go around your ears. What's more, when you purchase one, 10 percent of net sales go to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

The Commando Non-Medical Cloth Face Mask 2-Pack ($25) is a buy one, donate one initiative. The pack comes with one solid mask and one printed, and for every mask sold, one is donated to United Way.

The Clare V. Bisous Mask ($35) comes in an assorted four pack (all the fabric is deadstock and reused). These contrast print masks also have the signature red lips embroidered on the bottom. Clare V. continues to donate non-medical masks to those on the frontlines.

You can pick up an Old Navy Variety 5-Pack of Triple-Layer Cloth Face Masks ($13), which will come in a surprise range of patterns and colors. They're all made from excess fabric from Old Navy patterns, and the company is donating 50,000 of them to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

The Cotton Citizen Face Mask ($28) comes in peony or desert mirage and it comes with an adjustable nose bridge. Delivery isn't available until June, but you can pre-order yours now.

The Banana Republic Microfiber Face Mask for a Cause ($20) has an adjustable wire at the nose and comes in a marled colorway. For every mask purchased, the company donates $10 to Feeding America's COVID-19 Response Fund.

The Summersalt Face Coverings ($32) come in a multi pack of three reusable, machine washable, adjustable masks. For every set sold, Summersalt will donate a face covering to organizations giving back and invites shoppers to DM the brand with charity recommendations on Instagram.

Kim Kardashian launched the Skims Face Mask ($8) in shades like clay, sand, and cocoa. You can sign up for the next batch of masks, 10,000 of which will be donated to various charities for the fight against COVID-19. Read more about Kim's donation through Skims here.

The Prabal Gurung Limited Release Floral Jacquard Face Mask ($55) is created from upcycled fabrics and 10 percent of sales go toward Prabal's ongoing COVID-19 relief efforts.

The Aviator Nation Bolt Mask ($28) is 100 percent organic cotton with 100 percent organic jersey lining. The brand's signature mask was first created in partnership with the Los Angeles Chargers (their logo is a bolt!), so this option has a backstory too. It'll be offered in black-and-white soon.

Greylin's Reusable Face Mask ($23) comes in kids' sizes too and features three layers of fabric with a contour fit. The gorgeous non-medical masks with eyelet details also have a middle pocket for a filter.