The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other public health agencies have been encouraging people to wear masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19 for months.
After a shortage of masks at the beginning of the pandemic, more and more retailers have added face coverings to their product supply.
As a result, it’s more common to see people in public with patterns, prints and unique designs on their protective gear.
These retailers are selling fashionable options online:
Old Navy sells masks for children and adults in packs of five ($12.50) and 10 ($25). Get yours here.
Tory Burch face masks come in sets of five for $35. Get yours here.
Madewell masks come in packs of three for $20. Get yours here.
Gap has an assortment of prints that can be purchased in packs of three for $15. Family packs of eight -- four adult-sized masks and four kid-friendly ones -- are selling for $36. Get yours here.
Vera Bradley is selling individual masks for $8 each. Get yours here.
American Eagle and Aerie are selling face coverings that range from $9.95 to $14.95. Some come in sets of three, while others are sold individually with matching hair scrunchies. Get yours here.
Lucky Brand masks come in packs of five for $25. Get yours here.
Onzie has assorted masks for men, women and children. Some two-packs sell for $24 while others sell for $28. A two-pack of children’s masks is going for $20. Get yours here.
Billie Blooms masks range from $25 to $30 and come in a variety of prints for men, women and children. Get yours here.
Alice + Olivia face masks come in a myriad of patterns, selling individually for $12.95. Get yours here.
Lele Sadoughi masks are sold in sets of two and three for children and adults. A mask and headband bundle is also available. Prices range from $25 to $40. Get yours here.
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