Nanushka to Manufacture & Distribute Free Reusable Protective Masks
Made from its deadstock fabric.
Nanushka has joined the list of brands offering their assistance to combat the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The contemporary fashion house took to Instagram to announce that it will be retooling its atelier to manufacture and distribute reusable protective masks made from the brand’s unused fabric.
Around 2,000 masks will be produced each week for the next four weeks, in which the label will be giving out to customers free of charge with online orders. Additionally, Nanushka will be donating the reusable masks to key organizations that help those most in need amid the crisis.
The brand’s Budapest and New York flagship stores are currently closed. However, you can still shop for the latest offerings via Nanushka’s website.
In related news, UNIQLO and Fast Retailing have donated 10 million medical masks to healthcare workers in U.S., Italy and Japan.
