“As demand ramped up, so did my creative drive,” she said. Garden District STL: Garden District STL on South Grand recently started carrying handmade vintage cotton fabric masks in various prints by Alexis Giger, who began making masks for friends and frontline workers the day after she was laid off in March.
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Currently, their whole store is online only with free shipping on all orders. Theirs is an organic cotton gingham in coral, yellow, and green, with sizes for adults and kids. Potion23 offers a ruffled cotton option in a striking green white flower pattern, pink stripe, and a bold blue.ĭescendant: The clothing and lifestyle brand, which opened its first own brick and mortar in Webster Groves at the end of February, is known for slow living and soft, timeless color palettes, and the same is true for its new mask offerings. The Rusty Bolt's selection includes reversible floral and gingham prints made from vintage fabrics with options for elastic straps and adjustable straps.
May's Place: Now vintage enthusiasts can accessorize their spring outfits with handmade masks from two local designers stocked at May's Place: The Rusty Bolt and Potion23. “My mask designs have been evolving for the past few weeks as I learn more, get more feedback, and wear them more often.” Masks range from $8–$18.99 and can be purchased on Tharpe’s website. "I've had a lot of health care workers reach out to me saying that they don't feel protected in their hospital-provided PPE, sometimes even the N95s, so I wanted to create a mask with a really snug yet comfortable seal around the face,” Tharpe says. Masks are available in a two-strap style made of tightly woven but lightweight cotton denim, a single strap style made of a medical-grade, paper-like material that can be wiped down or placed in a UV sterilizer, and a kids’ style "Ninja Mask." All masks are available in two sizes. They are designed to fit tightly around the face, to prevent outside air from penetrating the mask, while leaving plenty of space in front of the mouth to breathe. Louis–based fashion designer Courtney Tharpe is offering three styles of pocket masks (face masks with an opening in the inner lining material in which to place additional filtering materials).
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