Off-Topic Good Places to Buy Masks Online

[adrien_73]

Originally Posted by wishiwasinhawaii

I ordered 4 from Thompson Tees and they're very soft and comfortable, but they don't have a metal nose thingy so my glasses fog up. I have a couple of metal thingies I took off used disposable masks before I threw them away and am trying to figure out a way to attach them.

I cannot sew, so I have been using hot glue to attach the tabs from bags of coffee on some of my masks that do not fit well. They work great for me.

[suzannaerin]

Originally Posted by cataddict

ChelePA, I got both of my orders from Los Angeles Apparel within a week of ordering. They go on easily and also can be adjusted for fit very easily. Impressed! We like the Thompson Tee masks but DH said they got hot to wear at work after a couple of hours. He prefers the LAA masks (and took the ones I ordered), so I had to order more for me. The cat four pack, of course.

I’m going to try out the LAA ones. I originally hesitated because of the overhead factor but can we at them on weekends if it’s too annoying for work.

The Thompson ones are good

[CharM]

For those still looking, here's a mask thread at Slickdeals.

https://slickdeals.net/f/14052551-li...face-masks?v=1

We have four each, which I think should be enough considering we don't leave the house except for grocery shopping and maybe a beer run at a local brewery.

[Leonana]

Originally Posted by Exercise Diva

I've been going to Thompson Tee for my masks - they're not necessarily "cute" but not unattractive either, and I love that they donate 3 masks, for every one you buy, to a hospital or medical facility. They also ship pretty quickly and are comfortable to wear.
https://thompsontee.com/face-masks

Thanks for the link. I ordered three white ones, and really like them. I've tried a couple of homemade ones from a friend, and one from Etsy. I like these the best, they are comfortable and fit well.

I got an email from them that they met their donation goal of donating masks to hospitals.

[BunnyHop]

I ordered some masks from Los Angeles Apparel, and they're just fine. These are the first I've used with elastic.

I'm thinking I may try to copy the shape of their mask next time I feel like stitching some of my own.

Wearing these things in summer heat is a test of my determination, that's for sure.

[toaster]

I ordered these for me and DH:
https://aviatorusa.com/products/cotton-face-mask

They are soft and comfortable, but a little big for both of our faces (I put in a few stitches under the chin and in the straps to make fit better). Also, they don't have a nose piece, so my glasses are still fogging up.

Has anyone found a mask that prevents your glasses from fogging completely???

[antbuko]

Originally Posted by toaster

I ordered these for me and DH:
https://aviatorusa.com/products/cotton-face-mask

They are soft and comfortable, but a little big for both of our faces (I put in a few stitches under the chin and in the straps to make fit better). Also, they don't have a nose piece, so my glasses are still fogging up.

Has anyone found a mask that prevents your glasses from fogging completely???

Well, I'm still using the disposable kind and if I pinch the wirey part at the bridge of my nose it does help to avoid fogging up my glasses.

[suzannaerin]

I’m digging seeing everyone at work sporting their masks. They are becoming a fashion accessory or statement for some. I got one made with material featuring logos of my college alma mater and my home city baseball team.

[horsemom2]

Originally Posted by antbuko

Well, I'm still using the disposable kind and if I pinch the wirey part at the bridge of my nose it does help to avoid fogging up my glasses.

me too!
I use a disposable and pinch the stiff part on the bridge of my nose and my glasses never fog.

Barb S

[bee]

Originally Posted by horsemom2

me too!
I use a disposable and pinch the stiff part on the bridge of my nose and my glasses never fog.

Barb S

I don't know if this works but I saw a quick video that showed putting a tissue into the mask to keep glasses from fogging. Seems worth trying.