Bluetree Group has implemented a new corporate structure and holding company to reflect the new shape of the business since it began making surgical masks.
Paul krugman who predicts byron s domestic violence against the mask. should we expect a new mask hate crime? isn t that kind of what they want more conflict with new category of division? the pandemic triggers the lift instinct and a new protective class, the mask. identity politics you have people with color, women nonbuyer nary types and the disabled. you have the depressed who can do no wrong and oppressors can do no right. the mask will fit right in if the media and the dems have their way and they will be immune to criticism and hated by the republicans so what is next hate crime legislation to protect the mask and if i choose to wear a mask will i be appropriating the identity of the authentically masked? can someone apply for college if they check off the mask box? will corporations create mask and diversity programs to encourage masts to join the company or will unmasked employees have to train the
Blue face mask and pouch
Image zoom Credit: Courtesy of Rothy s
Rothy s knit face masks have become increasingly popular in recent months, but now the brand is making mask-wearing even easier with matching zippered pouches in just the right size that include a key ring.
To buy: Rothy s Mask Pocket (with matching mask), rothys.com, $45 Black and white striped mask pouch
Image zoom Credit: Courtesy of Masqd
Masqd is another celeb- and shopper-loved mask brand, making both comfortable and ultra-stylish options. This zippered case made from cotton canvas makes mask storage easier than ever, and you can even clip it to your keys so you ll never be without a face covering.
Friday, December 18, 2020
While the word ‘pandemic’ has dominated our lives in 2020, another p-word ‘pivot’ has also come to the fore as print businesses switched up their offering
1 Bluetree Group Mask Box
Many print businesses have got into mask making in one way or another this year, but Yorkshire-based Bluetree made the boldest move of all with a £2m investment in setting up a dedicated mask making facility in a factory space that had originally been earmarked for the expansion of its exhibition and events range. Its Mask Box offering is sold via a clever subscription scheme targeted at dentists, vets, opticians and similar businesses, and that guarantees a certain level of business. Bluetree then topped that by winning a £64m government contract for the supply of 352 million masks for the Department of Health & Social Care, and has since brought manufacturing of the special meltblown material used to make the masks in-house, as well. The initial £2