If you asked anyone last year what the most sought-after accessory of 2020 would be, there's no way anyone would have guessed a face mask. But in an unexpected turn of events, we stay chasing the the best face masks from our favorite brands to stay safe, stylish, and comfortable. The protective barriers once reserved for medical dramas have now become a wardrobe essential. While masks serve the mandatory practical purpose of slowing the spread of COVID-19, that doesn't mean they can't look and feel good, too.
If you want to bring more style and comfort to your socially distanced outing, you're in luck. Adidas just restocked their most popular face masks. They are decked out with Adidas' iconic three stripes logo, this sleek black or blue style will look sporty and cool for any occasion. Whether you're running errands, grabbing an outdoor dinner at your favorite restaurant, or squeezing in a quick workout, this mask remains the perfect companion.
The great aesthetic is only one piece of the puzzle. These masks are made with two layers of breathable fabric and don't make you feel claustrophobic, unlike some other face coverings on the market. And this Adidas face mask is made with some recycled materials. The slightly pitched silhouette offers a tight, secure fit, while the stretchy ear loops offer plenty of comfort. Best of all? You can throw these masks in the wash, so you can wear them over and over again.
Nowadays, almost every brand sells their own iteration of a face mask; however, Adidas' selling a three-pack for $20. (That's cheaper than most single masks!) But hurry! We don't expect these will stay in stock for much longer. Whether you are looking for a great deal or simply want to show off your Adidas pride, you might as well as a pack to your cart, stat.
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