For some, the accessory is an opportunity to make a fashion statement The sight of someone in a face mask used to be a rare occurrence in London.
Even a month ago, when fears surrounding coronavirus were heightening, it wasn’t all that common, even on the bus or Tube. Fast forward to now, and most people have found some way of covering their mouths and noses when they go out, in an effort to better protect themselves from Covid-19.
For many, it’s an inexpensive piece of kit - either a disposable affair, or a reusable (machine washable) fabric version with space for a replaceable filter.
Both are great options as they provide effective protection, but don’t eat into the supply of medical-grade masks desperately needed by those at the