I am so proud to make these reversible African cloth cotton masks here in the US (with the help of my brother Arch and his partner Emily!!) to help you stay safe and support our community efforts. This Limited Edition pattern is our Pride Mask. 

We have enough cloth to make 40 beautiful Pride Masks, and we will donate $10 from the sale of each to For the Gworls. For the Gworls’ Rent and Gender-Affirming Surgery Fund accepts applications from Black, transgender people nationwide. With this fund, they actively fight to reduce homelessness rates in the Black transgender community, as well as lower the risk for affirmative surgeries being done in ways that put them at greater health risks. Read about the amazing work For the Gworls is doing here on Forbes Online.

• sustainably made from old clothing inventory
• donating cash money to black trans women
• keeping women employed from the US to Liberia
• and keeping you safe during COVID-19 (because that's still very real)

The benefits of Bombchel Reversible African Cloth masks:

• Sustainably made from old Bombchel skirts that were in storage, set to be purged in some way.
• Handmade from cotton material
• Masks not intended for medical grade use, simply to encourage you to not take N95 masks from healthcare workers who need them
• Bold Bombchel patterns and colors and REVERSIBLE. 
• Washable and reusable
• Pre-washed
• WE WILL BE POSTING OUR DONATION RECEIPT. Hold us accountable.

All Sales Final.  No Returns or Exchanges Allowed.

Please allow 7-10 business days for fulfillment and shipping.

All consumer purchases of the Face Mask help fund our ability to donate masks to our community while providing living wages.

Please understand that our face masks are not a replacement for medical grade Personal Protective Equipment, and in circumstances where medical grade Personal Protective Equipment is recommended, you should consult a health care professional.  The decision to use this mask is solely your own.

Please remember that the use of face masks is not intended to replace other recommended measures to stop the community spread of COVID-19, such as social distancing, washing your hands and refraining from touching your face.  Follow the latest advice of the CDC and your own health care professionals as to how best to keep yourself safe.