Product Description This item is not medical grade. Crafted from 100% soft cotton fabric, the reusable cloth mask reduces the likelihood of infection and protects people around. Our plastic-free face mask is not only non-toxic, but also comfortable to wear for extended periods of time for true all-day protection. Pack of 3 face masks in the same print Liberty print 2 breathable cotton layers; 100% cotton Integrated filter Flexible strip for close fit around the nose Hypoallergenic, chemical-free mask Effectively blocks dust, air pollutants and droplets Flexible strip for better fit around the nose High quality material Comfortable fit Soft elastic ear loops Durable & lightweight Reusable Washable The Columbia print was originally created in the late 1890’s and printed at Liberty’s Merton printworks during the 1910’s. The rhythmic floral trail reflects elements from the Art Nouveau movement, flowers include narcissi, carnations and peonies. It was revived in the 1960’s and printed on silk for the 1995 range and appears on the cover of the book ‘A Taste for Design’ by our archivist Anna Buruma. Due to the personal nature of this item, we do not accept returns and exchanges. However, your satisfaction is our main priority so please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about your order. Care & Info CARE INSTRUCTIONS: - Machine washable, up to 60°C. - Hand-washable - Iron, steam or dry with medium heat - Do not bleach - Do not dry clean - Do not tumble dry Sizing One size, suitable for adults Meet The Designer RUMOUR is a contemporary London-based womenswear label, focused on creating beautiful and wearable garments to suit the busy lifestyle of today's woman. Their designs are defined by feminine lines and smart detail. They are passionate about using the powers of fashion to help women be at their best and achieve their dreams, so it is their mission to create pieces that have great finish and true soul. As the style icon Coco Chanel once said, "Dress shabbily and they remember the dress; dress impeccably, and they remember the woman".