At a time when PPE is in short supply, brands across all industries are applying their product expertise to manufacturing non-medical masks, as seen in the machine-washable and reusable Purple Face Mask. The protective face mask features the same material that's used in Purple's bestselling Purple Pillows, the moisture-wicking Breeze Mesh for extra comfort.
The face masks boast triple-layered protection and are available in a range of sizes to suit adults and kids alike. The comfort-focused face masks also boast temperature-neutral gel bands that are made with the Hyper-Elastic Polymer used in Purple's award-winning Purple Grid. With these gel bands, there's room for plenty of stretching without having the material lose its shape over time, especially as it's washed and reused.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Non-medical Face Masks
- Opportunity for brands in various industries to apply their expertise to manufacturing non-medical face masks.
- Triple-layered Protection
- Increasing demand for face masks with multiple layers for enhanced protection.
- Temperature-neutral Gel Bands
- Innovative gel bands offer comfort and durability, creating opportunities for product enhancement in the mask industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Goods
- Home goods brands can leverage their material expertise to manufacture face masks with similar quality and comfort as their main products.
- Textiles
- Textile manufacturers can diversify their offerings by producing triple-layered face masks that meet the current demand.
- Healthcare
- Healthcare industry players can explore the use of temperature-neutral gel bands in medical-grade masks to improve comfort for healthcare workers.
