Toronto-based brand GretaConstantine is selling its masks exclusively through a selection of small Canadian businesses to help them during this time.
Designers Kirk Pickersgill and Stephen Wong of Greta Constantine have designed a set of fashion-forward masks for consumers that are available from today. Available in five designs made from Italian microfibre knit, the non-medical grade masks are machine-washable, sweat-wicking and double-layered.
Instead of selling the masks on their own site, Greta Constantine is making their masks available exclusively through a handful of retailers across Ontario and Vancouver to help “support the small businesses that line our streets and define our communities.” In Toronto, the list includes Andrews (both in-store and
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