Disney Launches Cloth Masks of Princesses, Baby Yoda, Marvel Superheroes, and More

Star Wars Cloth Face Masks

Dressing up like your favorite Disney character just got a little bit easier. Disney announced its line of FDA-approved, reusable, non-medical cloth masks, now available for preorder. Following the CDC’s recommendation that all Americans begin wearing face masks when venturing out in public last month, artists and crafters alike began making face masks in nearly every kind of design and pattern imaginable. Disney’s much-anticipated cloth mask line comes with a set of four differently patterned masks. These themed sets come in small, medium, and large sizes to accommodate the youngest and oldest of Disney fans.

“Our hope is that Disney’s cloth masks featuring some of our most beloved characters will provide comfort to the families, fans, and communities that are so important to us” says Edward Park, the Senior VP of the Disney Store and shopDisney. The media conglomerate is reportedly donating one million of their masks to families in vulnerable communities, and also sharing $1 million of the profits made from their masks with MedShare.

There’s a four-set bundle for every type of Disney lover, including…

These collections are each available to preorder for $19.99. The first round of orders are expected to ship in early June. To order one of these mask bundles head to shopDisney.

Disney's new cloth mask line is currently available for preorder and comes in nearly every theme imaginable.

Disney Cloth Face Masks

Disney's Pixar Face Mask Bundle

Disney's Princesses Face Mask Bundle

Disney's Star Wars Face Mask Bundle

Disney's Marvel Face Mask Bundle

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Megan Cooper

Megan Cooper is a Contributing Writer for My Modern Met and a mid-century historian living in Charlotte, North Carolina. She has received a BSA in Public History from Appalachian State University in 2017 and is currently working towards finishing a Masters in Film and Media Studies through Arizona State University. She is extremely passionate about gender and women's studies and the democratization of cultural knowledge.
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