The Best Reusable Masks in Australia That Are Still Super Stylish

Your phone case is monogrammed with your initials as is your wallet and handbag but what about your mask? The team over at The Daily Edited has filled this gap by creating these Pink Face Mask 3 Pack ($69.95) that you can have your initials monogrammed on. This mask offers three layers of protection, with two layers of 100% cotton and an outer layer of 100% polyester. 

Created by Clothing The Gap — a Victorian Aboriginal owned and led social enterprise — with artwork by Gunditjmara woman, Laura Thompson, this 3 Ply Face Mask ($35) is available in two sizes (S/M and M/L), has adjustable elastic ear loops with a toggle and a wire nose fitting, making it comfortable to wear with glasses.

Breathable, comfortable and skin-friendly, Clear Collective has a variety of Reusable Face Masks (from $49.95) with a number of different designs including floral, block colours and gingham. With three-layers, these masks are the perfect way to protect yourself when you’re out and about.

Face masks can wreak havoc on your skin when worn for long periods of time and cause breakouts and ‘maskne’. To alleviate the effect of cotton on your face, you might want to try a silk face mask instead. This Silk Face Mask ($39.95) by Papinelle is made from 100% silk and includes a pocket for a disposable filter.

Made by Melbourne-based label Par Moi, this Face Mask ($25) is made from the cutest blue and white gingham material and includes adjustable ties that can be tied behind your head or ears — whatever is more comfortable for you.

Made from fabric that is leftover from past collections, this Face Mask ($25) by Sydney-based designer Gary Bigeni comes in a pink and yellow polka dot pattern. It has a 100% cotton poplin lining that includes elastic so it can be adjusted to fit around your ears.

Combining style and substance, this Reusable Face Mask ($45) by Slip is made from 100% mulberry silk while the inner layer is cotton. The silk layers sit against your skin, preventing irritation and breakouts.

Are you a lover of all things linen? Now, you can wear it in face mask form. This Linen Mask ($32) by Melbourne-based designer Sara Sidari includes three layers — an outer layer made of linen, a middle layer of cotton and an inner lining of soft jersey, making it soft against your skin. You can purchase this mask in three colours: Black, white or beige.

Australian brand Ford Millinery pivoted to creating reusable face masks during the pandemic. Called ‘Masks 4 Mates’ ($29.95), these masks are made from 100% cotton, made in Sydney and contain two layers of protection. Five percent of every ‘Masks 4 Mates’ sale goes to a charity in need. Grab yours today!