"Flora and Fauna/Tile" Reversible Cotton/Silk Voile Face Mask

RESERVE TODAY This style is part of the Candice Held Spring 2021 Trunk Show. An advance payment of 50% is required at checkout. The remaining balance will be charged when the item ships. Estimated ship window: February 15, 2021 - March 15, 2021

Trunk Show collections are next season's styles, offered for a limited time to purchase before anyone else. We are happy to offer the opportunity to own exclusive designs that might never make it to retail.

Your pre-order supports the ethical and sustainable production of small, tightly edited collections. Some styles are only offered in 1 or 2 pieces per size.

Limited Edition reversible non-medical grade face mask in “Flora and Fauna” Allover Print and ”Tile” Border Engineered Print.

Please allow 1 to 5 business days for order processing. We cannot accept returns or exchanges of face masks orders due to hygienic reasons.

• 70% Cotton / 30% Silk Voile
• Two layers of fabric
• Adjustable gathers at top and bottom, elastic loops fit around ears
• Pleated for conforming fit
• Silicone toggle and side pleating for conforming fit
• One Size
• To adjust fit, tighten the elastic with the silicone cord lock for a snug fit, or remove it by pulling it off
• Made in California from imported fabric
• Washable (machine wash warm / air dry or tumble dry low/delicate)
• Wash before first use, and after each use
• Unisex design
• Elastic color may vary. Because mask pieces are cut from a larger repeat area, exact print motifs and placement vary.
• Fabric face masks are not intended for medical use. As per the CDC recommendations, wearing a cloth face mask in public both limits the spread of infectious droplets in the air and discourages people from touching their faces.

For every mask sold, we make a donation to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy’s COVID-19 Response Fund. The CDP COVID-19 Response Fund is focusing on support for nonprofit organizations working directly to respond to the pandemic among vulnerable populations in order to help build their capacity to address the most pressing needs. These include social service organizations focused on supporting low-income households, small businesses, immigrants, refugees, Native Americans and Alaska Natives, older adults, people with disabilities, and other communities vulnerable to the physical health, mental health and economic impacts of the pandemic.