Available in three sizes and two colours.
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SINGAPORE – In Japan, Fast Retailing's Uniqlo make headlines earlier in June this year when it introduced Airism face masks made with high-tech material, and the masks were sold out within hours.The Airism mask comes with a triple-layer structure, including a filter that delivers a bacterial filtration efficiency of 99%, blocking bacteria and pollen. The other two layers sandwiching the filter is made of Airism mesh fabric. In addition, the triple-layer has UV Cut UPF50+.
The Airism Mask is machine washable with just your regular household detergent. According to Uniqlo, an internal testing conducted proved that the filter inside the triple-layer structure retains its efficacy after 20 washes. On the surface, the Airism mask feels silk-smooth, free of the texture of your typical non-woven and cotton masks.The company has created the following three sizes for use, and the masks come in black and white colours:One pack contains three masks of the same colour and size and retails at S$14.90. There is a daily purchase limit per person at one pack of Airism Mask for every size and colour. It is also advisable to supervise children wearing face masks.
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