Freedom MaskClip - The Ultimate Solution to the Mask Problem.
The simplest, most comfortable DIY mask kit.
Stop worrying about buying masks. Just clip it on to any piece of fabric to turn it into a mask in seconds.
Use stuff easily found at home or on the go - handkerchief, paper towel, napkin, or old clothes. DIY your own mask with any material, shape, and style you want.
Adjustable to fit all sizes from little kids to adults. You can even add a filter! Or just use a filter (non-woven material) as a single-layer mask.
Comfortable, strong, and durable. And most importantly, it works. More environmentally friendly and effective alternative to the cheaply made disposable mask. Let's make this the new norm of the mask.
Safe non-toxic materials: High resistance ABS, Food grade silicone.
Size: 3.15*6.3*0.8 in.
Designed by New York company Freedom Closet.
Made and rigorously tested in South Korea.
*Patent pending. All rights reserved.
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United StatesI have to buy more because my friends wanted them and they had a birthday, “friendship day”, etc. What was I to do? So I will be buying another set for MY birthday.
United StatesI love these clips, they don't hurt my ears like other type of mask bands. I had one break on me, but I'm hoping it was a one off problem. I'm coming back to the website to buy several more pairs.
United StatesIt’s made very well. Better than I expected. Love the creativity and well thought out design. Makes a nicely structured mask.
United StatesIt works very well even when the material is thick. Cloth masks need to be at least 2 or 3 layers, so I fold handkerchiefs a few times. The pleats and the rounded clips create a nice shape that won't stick to my face so even 4, 6 layers was'nt bad. When the fabric is too thin it does slip when pulled, but folding in the sides just about an inch did the trick. I was wondering how the clip will feel on the face, I was pleasantly surprised it wasn’t uncomfortable at all. The silicone straps are actually much more comfortable than elastics on cloth masks.
United StatesI use it mostly with the masks I already had, the elastic parts started to give out after a few washes. I can just throw the fabric part in the washing machine worry-free, it’s made it much easier to keep the masks clean and fresh all the time. I’d love to try different fabrics too instead of buying new masks which feels like such a waste.