Launched eco-friendly sustainable mask dyed with agricultural waste

2021.01.02

futashiba248 plans and sells dyeing using agricultural waste and environmentally friendly apparel products.
We are pleased to announce the release of a Japanese paper mask dyed with chestnuts in Kasama City, Ibaraki Prefecture, which is kind to both the environment and the skin.

・ [Seasonal colors] Gentle colors unique to natural dyes
・ Genderless design that fits the face with a three-dimensional silhouette
・ You can wash your hands at home and use it repeatedly.
・ Washi fiber has antibacterial, deodorant, and humidity control properties that prevent stuffiness, making it easy to breathe and making the inside of the mask comfortable on the skin.

* Both the Japanese paper thread used for the fabric and the nylon used for the ear rubber have acquired the “Ecotex® Standard 100” certification, which is the proof of the world’s highest level of safe textile products. It also contributes to safety and environment-friendly manufacturing that does not use harmful chemical substances. (Certification number: N-KEN 18040, N-KEN 07031)

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Agricultural color mask (chestnut dyeing)

Selling price: 3,850 yen (tax included)
Size development: ①Small ②Normal
Pre-order sales period: December 21, 2020 (Monday) -January 3, 2021 (Sunday)

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