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Whatever your personality or style, these retailers have unique face masks that you won’t find anywhere else. Buying a one-of-a-kind face mask will add a dash of joy to your day, and might even make you smile — even if nobody else can see it.
Redbubble: Thousands of masks with art you won't find anywhere else
Redbubble takes designs submitted by talented creators and prints them onto face masks that you can buy. You'll find quirky, funny, whimsical styles here at affordable prices
Vistaprint: Choose a unique ready-made mask or design your own.
Vistaprint's unique masks come with a replaceable filter system and adjustable latex-free straps. You can buy disposable filters in packs of 10.
Zazzle: Create your own premium cotton face masks, or pick up an imaginative already-made style
Zazzle is another option for DIY enthusiasts. You can make-your-own unique mask for less than $15.
Etsy: One-of-a-kind face masks from independent makers.
Support craftspeople around the country when you buy unique masks from Etsy. It's a hot spot for reusable masks, many of which have built-in nose wires for a better fit.
ASOS: Get a fashion-forward face mask from this trendy retailer.
Cheetah print? Classic bandana print? Colorful florals? ASOS makes facial coverings that are actually cute.
Forever 21: Dozens of face masks in trendy patterns, like tie dye and snake print.
At these prices, you can get a unique face mask to go with every outfit. It even has matching shirt-and-face-mask sets!
Shopbop: Unique face masks from Tanya Taylor, Onzie, R13, Reformation and other designers.
Shop fashionable face masks, and get free two-day shipping with Amazon Prime.
Amy Stoltenberg writes about lifestyle and money for Finder, researching the best options for shopping, banking, insurance and authentic travel experiences. After studying writing and fashion at Savannah College of Art and Design, she worked designing apparel at a corporate behemoth before opting for a career with unlimited travel time. When her laptop’s closed, she can be found wandering the streets looking for happy hour and hole-in-the-wall eateries.
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