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ABC
ABC Stores sells fabric face masks made in Hawaii by Nani Island. The masks are made of 100% cotton canvas with poly cotton lining in an assortment of prints for $7.99 each, or two for $14. They are available at ABC Stores, Island Gourmet Markets and Dukes Lane Market & Eatery or online at abcstores.com.
Akira
Two Hawaii Baptist Academy grads and current University of Hawaii at Manoa Shidler College of Business finance students have pivoted from making bikinis to cotton face masks. Carissa Sugita and Ashley Benn are donating the masks to hospital health care professionals, nursing homes and nonprofits, but also are selling online at $15 each to assist with those efforts. Visit akiracollection.com.
A-line
A-line Hawaii is offering four-layer masks in keiki (XXS) to adult sizes (L) for $22 each. Each mask is designed with a nose wire and adjustable, elastic ear bands. Maximum of 10 per customer. Profits help the company produce masks for Oahu hospitals. Visit alinehawaii.com or follow on Instagram @alinehawaii.
Aloha
Reversible face masks are solid, palaka and other prints in small, medium and large, available for $12.99 to $18.99 plus shipping. Visit lopialoha.com.
Allison
Hawaii fashion designer makes custom-designed masks in double-knit fabric with unique shape to fit most nose bridges, in two sizes, with ties in charcoal or black for $20. For every mask sold, more than three are produced to donate to local hospitals. allisonizu.com.
Alohaz
Alohaz is offering Hawaiian fabric face masks for adults in an array of colors and prints for $17 to $23. Visit alohaz.com.
Aloha
Aloha Funwear sells assorted Aloha print masks in packs of 10, 25 or 100. The company has temporarily stopped taking orders until product bottlenecks are resolved. Visit alohafunwear.com for updates.
Ari
The fashion designer’s latest offering is the black, Hihiwai mask ($40) that is handmade and printed in Honolulu, with 100% cotton lining and a pocket for a carbon filter (not included), nose wire and and extra elastic, but it’s sold out for the moment. Two other styles ($25 and $35) are available as well. For every mask sold, one will be donated to a local health care center. Visit arisouth.com.
Avanti
Avanti Designs is also offering fabric face masks as part of a “Buy One, Donate Five” initiative. With every mask purchased, five surgical masks will be donated to a local hospital, health center or first responder. Masks are $12 (children) and $15 (adult). Visit avantishirts.com.
Black
Pre-orders are being accepted for several styles of face masks in kids and adult sizes in a variety of colorful prints by a small bar catering business for $8-$12. Black Book Hawai‘i is donating the masks to first responders. Orders are taken by comment on Instagram @blackbookhi.
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Cater
Cater Kids, a nonprofit baby store in Waipahu, is now selling masks for $9 to $10 in batik and various prints for both children (ages 3 and up) and adults. Visit shop.caterkids.com or call 845-5575.
Compleat
The Compleat Kitchen is selling fabric face masks in Aloha prints and an assortment of colors, sizes and styles made in Hawaii for $7.99 and up. Customers can purchase online and have the masks mailed to their home or pick up at the store at Kahala Mall. Visit compleatkitchenhawaii.com or call 737-5827.
Dis N Dat
Four-layer fabric masks can be found with a slot for filter inserts for $8 each. The masks are available at the Dis N Dat Kart outside the main entrance to the Kaiser Clinic at 1010 Pensacola St. Available from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. Call Linda at 780-8229.
Down to Earth
Down to Earth Organic & Natural sells fabric face masks for $6.99 each at its stores, as long as supplies are available. The masks are reversible, with elastic ear bands. Limit of four per customer. Call individual stores to check on supply. Visit downtoearth.org.
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808MaskNow
808MaskNow sells 100% cotton face masks in child and adult sizes for $11.99 and $12.99 each in assorted prints. They are handmade on Oahu, with two layers. Visit 808masknow.com to order.
Fish
The Kamuela company on the Big Island has pivoted from making flags and ocean-related apparel to face masks. The company is offering a presale for face masks with fish prints, including the blue marlin, yellow mahi and red shark for $22. For every mask sold, one will be donated to front-line workers. Visit fishflags.com or follow on Instagram @fishflags.
Foodland
Foodland offers a variety of fabric face masks made by local vendors in its stores for less than $5 each. Call store to check on availability.
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Freckleface
Freckleface Soaps, which makes all natural soap handmade in Hawaii, now offers fabric face masks ($8 each) in assorted prints, as well as face mask kits ($12 each). For each mask sold, a mask will be donated to a health care or essential worker. Visit frecklefacesoaps.com.
Hawaii Correctional Industries
HCI is taking orders for cloth face masks made by inmates at Waiawa and Kulani correctional facilities. The masks will be available once inmates are done making face masks for Department of Public Safety staff. Email HCI at psd.hawaiici@hawaii.gov or call 808-677-6638 to place an order.
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Hawaiian
Hawaiian Accessories, which has been selling koa wood jewelry for more than 30 years, is now selling fabric face masks in unique Hawaiian prints. Its laser machines, which are usually used to engrave bangles, have now been put to use cutting patterns for fabric face masks. The masks are vailable for $10 each or in a mixed pack of three for $24. Visit hawaiianaccessories.com or call 373-8830 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. weekdays.
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Hilo
Longtime retailer Hilo Hattie sells 100% cotton fashion fabric face masks in a variety of prints for $11.99 each. Featured prints include florals, pineapples, monstera, plumerias, classic hibiscus, and palaka. Masks are not refundable. Visit hilohattie.com and follow @hilohattie on Instagram for updates.
Hippy
Hippy Chic Designs, which repurposes firehose into accessories and dog leashes, is now sewing three-layer, handmade, cotton face masks in an array of colorful prints and in small, medium or large. Comes with an opening on the sides to add a filter. They cost $20 each and for each one sold, one will be donated to firefighters and first responders. Can mail, deliver or arrange pickup in Kailua and Waimanalo. Find them at hippychichawaii.com.
Island Slipper
Island Slipper is selling 100% cotton printed fabric masks modeled after a surgical face mask with elastic ear loops. The inner lining is made of muslin. Free shipping within the U.S.; all sales are final. Check daily at noon weekdays to see what prints are available. Purchases are available until sold out. Visit islandslipper.com.
Island Traditions
The company is selling Hawaiian print, dual lined, 100% cotton face masks in various colors and prints for $10 each. The company asks asks customers to visit scrubshawaii.com and email info@islandtraditions.com or visit scrubshawaii.com.
Isle
Carissa Wong, owner of a pet clothing business, recently began sewing face masks, both with and without pockets for filters in 100% cotton for $15 and up in a variety of colorful prints. They are part of her “Stay Safe Collection.” Visit IsleStylePets.com.
Itadakimasu
Itadakimasu Hawaii sells 100% cotton face masks with prints including rice brands, sakura, monstera for $5.50 and up on its website at itadakimasuhawaii.com. Questions can be sent to hawaiifacemask@gmail.com or call 888-2176.
Jams
Jams World face masks made of 100% spun crushed rayon with disposable filter inserts in colorful Aloha prints sell for $15.99 each in small, medium and large at jamsworld.com. Jams is also donating the masks to local hospitals.
Jana
Jana Lam is selling Aloha print face masks in various colors made to order for $24 each. Sold out for the moment. All profits go to donating masks. Allow 1-2 weeks delivery time. Pre-orders are being taken at janalam.com. While the website may say sold out, more are in the production line. Follow @janalam on Instagram for updates. Online instructions for those who want to sew their own at janalam.com/blog.
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Kahi
Honolulu artist Kahi Ching is selling face masks for $7.50 each or three for $20. Shipping costs $4 for up to three masks to $8 for four or more masks. For every three sold, one gets donated to Oahu’s homeless community. Order via @kahiching on Instagram.
Keo
Keo & Company is offering fabric face masks made of 100% muslin cotton, triple layered, in assorted, solid colors for $15 on Oahu, along with its delivery of boxed produce, eggs and salads. The masks are imported from Thailand. Visit keoandcompany.com or call Keo at 466-9087.
Kini
The fashion designer offers red crane and flora face mask #KZmask for $13 each. All sales final. For every one purchased, two will be donated to support local health care workers. Visit squareup.com/store/shopKiniZamora.
Kula
Kula Bands are bandanas in nature-inspired prints that come in one size in a soft, microfiber fabric that can be used as a face shield. The bands are available for $16 each, and are available at Down to Earth and Whole Foods Market or kulabands.com. The company donates bands to local homeless charities and others in public service.
Lavahut
Lavahut is offering 100% cotton Aloha print masks made in Honolulu, with elastic loops or adjustable ties and pocket inserts in child and adult sizes for $15 to $20 each. Visit lavahut.com.
Lexbreezy
Lexbreezy Hawaii has a “buy a mask, give a mask” campaign. The masks for sale include various tropical prints for $15 made out of a cotton with a pocket for filters (not included) and elastic ear straps. Masks are made to order and take three to four weeks to ship. Many are currently sold out. Visit lexbreezyhawaii.com or follow @lexbreezyhawaii on Instagram for updates.
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Lifetime
Lifetime of Creations Nana’s Way sells double-layered, fabric face masks in various prints with a cotton front and flannel lining for $8 each. Free deliver for Oahu customers. One size only. +Visit lifetimeofcreations.com or call 384-8069.
Little
The Little Things Hawaii sells handmade fabric face masks for keiki and adults. For every mask purchased, Little Things donates five to those on the front lines. Child masks are $12 each, and adult masks are $15 each. Follow @thelittlethingshi on Instagram for updates on live sales. Email thelittlethingshi@gmail.com.
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Logos
Logos Bookstore sells fabric face masks made locally in assorted Aloha prints for $7.99 each, as well as KN95 masks and disposable face masks. Logos Bookstore is at 760 Halekauwila St. Call 596-8890.
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Makai
Makai Hawaii is offering two- or three layered Hawaiian print and solid face masks for keiki, teens and adults made of poly/cotton fabric, with elastic straps tied in knots to allow for adjustments. Two-layered masks are $12 each, and three-layer masks are $15 each. Shipping is free within the U.S., and $5 for USPS Priority. Email makaihawaiico@gmail.com.
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Mailelani
Mailelani’s on Kauai sells fabric face masks in a variety of Asian prints and other fun prints including Hukilau, Happy Pineapples and Can Spam in 100% cotton with an internal pocket for $6.95, with free shipping through May 31. One size fits all. Visit mailelanis.com, call 245-7163 or email mailelanis@gmail.com.
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Manuheali‘i
Fashion retailer Manuheali‘i has launched a line of cloth face masks, Manu masks, in assorted, original prints, some of which match their dresses. The masks come with a built-in, pellon layer. $10 each. All sales final. Currently sold out, but more will be available soon. Visit manuhealii.com. Updates are available @manuhealii on Instagram.
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Manaola
Manaola Hawaii, a Hwaiian luxury lifestyle brand by Manaola Yap has launched the Manaola Malama Mask, with three layers and a pocket insert, in unique prints. With each purchase, donations of medical grade masks will be made to the local community to support first responders, health care workers and essential workers. Keiki masks are $23, adults masks $38. Presale orders are being accepted for when the next shipment becomes available. Visit manaolahawaii.com.
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Maru
Retired designer Lisa Maru is selling hand-sewn, fabric face masks for $10 each, the old fashioned way, from a stand right in front of her driveway at 441 Keolu Drive in Kailua. The selection includes a colorful assortment of prints, including pineapples, surf motifs, mustaches and more. The masks are reversible, with ear bands made from swimsuit fabric. Available 4-6:30 p.m. every day except Sunday. Call Lisa at 261-2173.
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Masks4All
Punahou School students and parents are offering face masks in order to donate to those in need. All masks are made by a local wedding dress maker for $7 each in a variety of prints, ranging from classic Aloha prints to trendy animal prints. One size fits all. Proceeds will be used to make masks for seniors at retirement homes. Email fukun@hawaii.edu or call/text 277-4373.
Muumuu
The company is selling Muumuu masks, 100% cotton and reversible, for $10 each at muumuuheaven.com. Currently, many of the masks are sold out.
Oahu
A mom and pop shop making masks after its rental company was shut down due to COVID-19. Two-ply masks in various prints and colors are available for $10. Visit oahumasks.com or call 621-3000.
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Ninth
Ninth Isle, which usually makes car seat covers and Hawaiian apparel, is now making face masks for kids and adults. The reversible, cotton face masks are available for $10 each in solids and Aloha prints. DYI pre-cut face mask kits are also available for $5 each. Special hats with buttons on the sides to hook eleastic face masks to are also available for $15 each. Visit ninthisle.com or text questions to 388-9169.
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Palaka
Palaka Hawaii is selling 100% cotton palaka masks with microfiber lining in an assortment of colors including black, red, navy blue, yellow, green, gray, and royal blue, subject to availability. Large size only. $10 each, including domestic shipping and one Pellon-type, non-woven filter. Email Sparkylandhawaii@gmail.com to order.
Papaya
Papaya Sun is selling a variety of Aloha print face masks made locally in Hawaii for $15 and up. The prints include hibiscus, breadfruit, hula girls and hibiscus. Available in accordion styles, elastic and tie-back styles. Visit papayasun.com.
Pilikana
The Pilikana Boutique on Hawaii island sells pleated-style fabric face masks in a variety of colors for $10 each. For each one sold, one is donated to health care and essential workers. Visit pilikanaboutique.com.
Pineapple
Pineapple Palaka offers two-layer palaka masks made from cotton with a filter pocket elastic ear loops. The palaka prints are currently in lavender, and made from palaka usually used for neckties. For every mask sold, two are donated to those fighting COVID-19. Visit pineapplepalaka.com or @pineapplepalaka on Instagram for updates.
Pomai
Pomai‘s Paws, which usually sews lei from polyester-cotton fabric for people, who started putting them on their pets, is now making face masks. The reversible face masks come with ribbon ties instead of elastic, a concealed, flexible nose wire, for $15 each (plus $8 shipping) in keiki and adult sizes. To order, contact pomais.paws@yahoo.com, or via Facebook @Pomai’s Paws or Instagram @pomais.paws.
Puka
An assorted color of masks in small (six by eight inches) or large (six and three-quarters by 10 inches) with filter pockets for $11 per mask plus shipping. To submit an order, email chrisyokogawa@gmail.com, call 369-6526. Visit pukaprintshawaii.com.
Reyn
Reyn Spooner is selling triple-layer, countour Aloha masks for $15.99 each. One size only. Specific print requests can be made, but cannot be guaranteed due to high demand. Limit of four masks per order. No returns or exchanges. Visit reynspooner.com or call 866-558-1067.
Sandy
The company that sells island-inspired clutches and accessories is offering masks with nose wire and a pocket for filter insert on Etsy with free shipping in the U.S. Sandy Feet is receiving a huge number of requests, so check in on Instagram @sandyfeethawaii for updates.
Selective
Selective HA is selling masks in solids or patterns with cotton linings. Available for children and adults for $28 to $32 with a separate carbon filter for $5.50. Many are currently sold out. A do-it-yourself T-shirt face mask tutorial and pattern is also available for free online. Visit selectiveha.com or follow @selective_ha on Instagram for updates.
Surviving
Fabric print masks with four layers in various sizes. Sold out at the moment. Find her on Instagram @surviving.hawaii. Visit survivinghi.square.site.
T&L
This family-owned shop in Kakaako is currently making fabric masks made in Hawaii in a variety of colorful prints for $5 each, reversible, with elastic bands. One size fits most. Made of 100% cotton and poly-cotton. Visit muumuufactory.com, email muumuufactory@yahoo.com call 941-4183 to order.
Ten Tomorrow
Ten Tomorrow, a modern resort brand, is offering curved or pleated masks made of 100% cotton canvas outside, and lined with rayon cotton and a pocket to fit a filter (not included). Each is embroidered with a joyful message such as “good vibes only” and each one sold will help the company retain its production staff and support for small factories. Ten Tomorrow is also donating masks to health care workers. The masks cost $24 each. Visit tentomorrow.com to learn more.
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Tori
Tori Richard in its last offering of free fabric face masks (with $4 postage) sold out within seven minuts. After having given away about 30,000 unique masks made from its signature cotton lawn fabric, Tori Richard is taking a break. But Tori Richard is working on a new face mask program that will be available for purchase online. Stay tuned at toririchard.com and follow @toririchard on Instagram for updates
Western
Western Aloha is manufacturing woven cloth face masks in five of its most popular prints and in its lightweight palaka fabric made in the U.S.A. for $22 each. They measure seven inches wide, and five inches tall and one size fits most. Visit westernaloha.com.
Valia
Valia Honolulu, a women’s boutique in Honolulu Chinatown, is collaborating with local wedding dress designer Miyuki Liem Bridal to create fabric and lace face masks for $25-$30. Each mask is handmade to order. For each one sold, one will be donated to a health care worker. Visit valiahonolulu.com or call 208-8585.
Vermilli
Vermilli is offering masks for men and women in modal and spandex for $20. So far, Vermilli has donated more than 300 masks to health care workers as well as the Honolulu Police Department from donations. For every mask sold, at least one mask is being donated. Visit vermilli.com/facemasks.
XO Restaurant
Chef Kenneth Lee at XO Restaurant, 3434 Waialae Ave. in Kaimuki, says he has plenty of fabric face masks for sale in sizes baby to kids, adult and XL, for just $10 each ($8 for health care workers). They are 100% cotton, and customers can request a cut for a filter insert. Open 5 to 8 p.m. daily. Call 384-3281. XO Restaurant is on Instagram as @restaurant_xo.
Zippy
Zippy’s is selling a Z-mask made out of cotton for $9.95 each. Zippy’s was offering a giveaway of the masks April 20 ith all takeout orders of $40 or more, but will continue to sell them at the restaurants, along with a higher-end option. Visit zippys.com or call a local restaurant to check on availability.
>> Masks4Hawaii, a collaboration of providers fulfilling requests from health care providers as well as for those in the community that need a fabric face mask.
>> Mask Maker Hawai‘i, provides information and tips on how to make simple masks during the shortage.
>> Hawaii Face Mask Warriors, group is part of a 50-state network allowing sewists to find medical facilities in need of help supplying face masks or other personal protection equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic.
>> Oahu Mask Sewing Coalition, a group created as an “exchange point” to help get free and donated supplies of face masks to people who need them.
>> Massive Masks for Kauai, a group serving as a resource for those sewing masks to help health care workers on Kauai.
>> East Hawaii Mask Sewing Circle, a group mobilizing as many sewers as possible to sew face masks in East Hawaii.
>> Face Masks for Big Island, a group created to help connect face mask makers to individuals and organizations who need fabric face masks, as well as those willing to donate fabric and share patterns and ideas. Administered by state Reps. Nicole Lowen and Chris Todd.
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* Many retailers are sold out or trying to keep up with demand. Some may have temporarily stopped taking orders for the time being, and are asking customers to be patient.
CDC GUIDELINES FOR CLOTH FACE MASKS
>> Should fit snugly, but comfortably against the side of the face, include multiple layers of fabric, and allow for breathing without restriction.
>> Should be routinely washed, depending on frequency of use.
>> To remove, individuals should be careful not to touch eyes, nose or mouth, and wash hands immediately afterward.
>> Should not be placed on children under the age of 2 or anyone who has trouble breathing.
>> Tutorials on making cloth face masks, including no-sew versions, are available at 808ne.ws/masktutorial.
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