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Multi-colored serape face mask       $25 at Milworks, Milwaukee Sourced in the USA and handmade in Texas, this non-medical grade face mask includes two layers of tightly woven fabric — serape and solid cotton. A medium/large measures 8-by-6 inches at its longest and widest part, and it features three-quarter-inch knitted elastic for a

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Multi-colored serape face mask      

$25 at Milworks, Milwaukee

Sourced in the USA and handmade in Texas, this non-medical grade face mask includes two layers of tightly woven fabric — serape and solid cotton. A medium/large measures 8-by-6 inches at its longest and widest part, and it features three-quarter-inch knitted elastic for a snug fit.

Stance Hibiscus Smear Reversible Face Mask      

$19.99 at MODA3, Milwaukee

This non-medical grade face mask is made with premium double layer Butter Blend fabric for maximum comfort. It’s one-size-fits-most (measuring 9.25 inches cheek to cheek), washable and reversible.

Adult fashionable face masks      

$25 for a set of three at Edie Boutique, Milwaukee

These Ariella USA face masks come in an assortment of prints and colors. Made in the U.S., they are 94% polyester, 6% Spandex and are lined with a fusing for extra protection.

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