Salt Meets Earth Kids Adjustable 3 layer Reusable Face Mask (including 2 Filters)

Keep your kids safe and stylish with our beautifully soft face masks. Our masks are composed of 3 layers, a bamboo outer and 2 layers of soft cotton lining. Each mask comes with 2 complimentary PM 2.5 Activated Carbon filters which can be inserted between the 2 layers of cotton. They provide full coverage, fitting snugly over the nose, mouth and chin and have adjustable elastic straps that stretch to fit comfortably over the ears. Best of all our kids masks come in a variety of vibrant fabrics that will add a pop of colour to any outfit.

Instructions for use and handling: We recommend hand washing your mask with disinfectant once a day and fully drying it either in a heated dryer or air drying in the sunshine. With normal daily use we recommend changing the filter every 2 days. (Please note. Filters are non-washable, please dispose responsibly).

Filters: We also offer 20 packs of Kids Activated Carbon mask filters here.

Returns and exchanges: Due to hygiene and safety reasons we cannot accept any returns or exchanges of face masks.

Medical disclaimer: This product is non-medical grade and is to be used for personal use only. It is not a replacement for following appropriate social distancing guidelines and practising good hygiene. Regarding the usage of these masks we make no medical claims.

Please note: Size of kids' masks are suitable for ages 12 and under.

Style: Kids Adjustable 3 layer Face Mask (including 2 Filters)
Sizing: Mask measures 18cm x 12cm, one size fits all. Filters measure 10cm x 7cm
Fabric: 160gsm Bamboo Polyester, 130gsm Cotton Lining, 130 Cotton pocket, 190gsm Lycra Binding, Elastic straps and Activated Carbon mask filters (PP anti-sticking cloth, meltblown cloth and activated carbon cloth)
Washing: Cold hand wash once a day
Artist: Sheldon Lee
Artwork: Salt Meets Earth

For more information you can find our Face Mask FAQs here.

"In most outback towns in Australia, Aboriginal people have not seen the ocean. This painting describes the Artist who come from coastal tribes and has grown up around the ocean, fishing and swimming. Their totems and people are represented by the blue and green circles.

They journey to the outback and meet people who have never been to the coast. These people and their landscape are represented by the earth and in the ochre circles. The story of Salt Meets Earth describes this relationship and meeting of two tribes, celebrating their differences as well as their unity as one people." - Sheldon Lee