It’s no secret that most of the country is currently on lockdown with stay-at-home orders from their governors and via national guidance. It has been widely reported by the medical community that Covid-19 can be spread a variety of ways including through the air (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/downloads/2019-ncov-factsheet.pdf).
Unfortunately, while staying at home indefinitely sheltered from the outside world seems ideal from a safety perspective, in reality it’s often necessary for families to make emergency runs for groceries, medicine, and other essentials. Given everything we know about Covid-19 and how easily it can be spread, why not be sure to take extra precautions whenever you have to leave the house just to be safe?
While the CDC continues to update its guidelines and recommendations for proper precautions to take while traveling (please visit cdc.org for the latest updates), it appears wearing face covering has evolved from just a medical precaution to a fashion trend (https://www.forbes.com/sites/kristenphilipkoski/2020/04/12/30-fashion-brands-pivoting-to-make-stylish-coronavirus-masks/) as well.
Example of “Facemask Fashion” (Photo via Unsplash)
Many social media influencers have taken to showing off their custom face masks, face scarves and other Covid related fashion statements and while this may seem alittle vain, there’s probably no harm in looking cool while social distancing.
For that reason instead of the $20-$50 custom masks popping up on Etsy or the cheap disposable looking medical face covering I’ve seen advertised across the internet that looks thinner than toilet paper, may we suggest considering the following face scarfs for your #CoranaFashion:
These Simple Cloth Scarves May Not Win You Any Fashion Contests, But They Are An Affordable Compliment To Any MAGA Hat Owner (Photo via Cavalry Apparel)
That’s right, just as the mainstream media continues to try to look for any angle possible to attack Trump during a crisis, if you are a supporter of the present, you can now rock a MAGA face scarf on your Wal-mart runs.
Each scarf is thick comfortable cotton, and will probably serve well as a bandana or fashion accessory once this crisis is over. They are also being shipped FREE of charge by our sponsor partner Cavalry Apparel and most orders will arrive within a week.
If the #Maga scarf isn’t your speed, check out this #ProudAmerican scarf featuring an American flag design that lets others know you support this country and President during a time when unity and support for American values is badly needed.
Stay True To The Red, White & Blue. A Classic Patriotic Design Means This Scarf Can Be Reused As A Bandana Or As Part Of A Great Halloween Costume! (Photo via Cavalry Apparel)
Order your 3-Pack Today (With Free Shipping) And Show Your Pride And Support For Our Great Nation
The scarves can only be bought in packs of three, so if you place an order be sure you have a friend or family member or two in mind to gift your extra face scarves to…or save one to keep around in case of an emergency.
Either way, given that N95 masks continue to remain in short supply( https://dailycaller.com/2020/03/24/coronavirus-shortages-medical-supplies/) and stimulus checks seem to be on the way now, there’s probably never been a better time to buy in on one of the more unique takes when it comes to face covering that I’ve seen so far.
(Photo via Unsplash)
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Disclaimer: The products mentioned above are not FDA approved and are not the equivalent to surgical masks. No mask or scarf will completely protect you from airborne illnesses. No claims of medical knowledge or expertise is stated or implied by our product description or advertorial copy created by Cavalry or its affiliates. All information provided to our affiliates is based off the following CDC recommendations as of 4/14/2020 and is included in good faith in order to avoid misleading the public: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/cloth-face-cover.html . It is possible that these recommendations may change in the near-future. For the latest information regarding airborne disease prevention please consult cdc.gov or your local physician.*
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