One World Hemp Mask

Description Shipping & Returns Garment Care Connect with distance in a One World Mask. One world is enough for all of us. — The Police Our hemp and organic cotton face masks are made in the USA, in Los Angeles, California. We understand that the health of people around the world depends upon the health of ecosystems that support all life. Why Hemp? In choosing hemp, we are supporting the cultivation of a crop that cools the globe by sequestering atmospheric carbon, helping in the fight against global warming. Hemp crops do not require pesticides or heavy water use. Hemp is naturally anti-microbial, moisture-wicking, as well as UV and mold resistant. ~Hemp lets your skin breathe~ Hemp/ Organic Cotton Mask with Ties: 4 straps that tie easily behind the head and neck for a snug fit. Mask is two layers, with a pocket for a filter if you choose to use one.  Pocket fits pm 2.5 filters. Length measured along the curve of the center front seam is 5 3/4". 55% hemp/ 45% organic cotton One size Wash before use All mask sales are final We design everything in Santa Monica, California, and make all our hemp clothing ethically, with family-owned contractors in Los Angeles, USA. All U.S. orders $200 or more receive FREE USPS priority shipping. Vital Hemp accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, and PayPal. All markdown styles are final sales. No refunds or exchanges. View Vital Hemp's Shipping and Returns page. Hemp is the most durable natural fiber. These hemp clothes will last you a long time if you take care of them. As many in the hemp industry say about hemp: “You don’t wear it out; you wear it in.” Our garments are garment-dyed, they have already been shrunk to the max. They will not shrink anymore; though the fabric may relax a bit over time. Ironing: Our knits don’t generally need to be ironed. If you want to iron our 100% hemp wovens to make them look brand new again, use a hot iron on the linen setting and use steam. Learn more about Garment Care. Hempjucation: The first jeans were made from hemp, but they lasted too long; so the business switched to cotton. Cotton uses 25% of all pesticides, polluting ecosystems. Hemp doesn’t need pesticides. The original linen was made from hemp. Hemp wicks better than all other plant fibers, letting your skin breathe. Hemp is anti-microbial, so clothes stay fresher longer.