Los Angeles Reusable BLM Face Masks Upcycled PPE Fashion Collection Updated
Apr 6, 2021
A colorful range of face masks and Bootypacks bags is available at Rockin Cushions. The collection is made using leftover slipcover fabric and features a range of bold patterns.
Los Angeles, United States - April 5, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Rockin Cushions, an online craft and design store created by designer Michelle Van Der Water, has updated its range of Bootypacks bags and reusable face masks.
More information on the update can be found by visiting https://bootypacks.shop/Masks-c36294260
The updated collection features a colorful selection of reusable face masks, that have been created in response to the pandemic, as well as a line of Bootypacks bags. The bags feature colorful patterns and are made using the brand’s slipcover fabrics.
The company has created a signature Black Lives Matter face mask. They explain that they are advocates of the movement and are providing the mask to people who want to support the movement by making a peaceful statement.
All masks in the collection are made with machine-washable cotton and come in a variety of bold, eye-catching designs and colors. Designs include tiger print, red polka dot, snakeskin, blue suede, rose lyra, and plain black. Customers are advised if they do not see the design they want to get in touch with the company as the masks can be made-to-order.
The masks can protect against pollution, smog, dust, smoke, and viruses and can be purchased in packs of two, five, and 10. Sizes small to large are available and all masks are reusable.
A collection of Bootypacks bags are also available as part of the update. The bags feature a water-resistant lining and are durable enough for outdoor activities such as beach days and festivals. They are made with the company’s repurposed slipcover fabric and are available in a large choice of designs and colors. Some of the most popular choices are buffalo check, tropical jungle, orange Indian print, and more. Custom bootypack bags are also available.
Rockin Cushions is a company based in California that designs and produces colorful interior design items and uses leftover slipcover fabric to make reusable face masks and bootypack bags. The brand was founded by designer Michelle Van Der Water who is passionate about creating unique items and has made the masks and bags with both style and comfort in mind.
For more information on Rockin Cushions and the updated Bootypacks bags and face masks collection visit https://bootypacks.shop/Masks-c36294260
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Organization: Bootypacks
Address: 837 South Windsor Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90005, United States
Website: http://www.bootypacks.shop
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