Furbish Studio
I swoon over anything remotely resembling a block print, so the charming options from Raleigh’s Furbish Studio are on my short list—and they’re also available for littles. $38 for 5; furbishstudio.com
Billy Reid
Alabama hometown hero Billy Reid created neutral unisex options, including those in custom cotton jacquards. $25 each; billyreid.com
Gigi Burris
The Florida-born milliner added her take on the bandana mask to her long list of beautiful headgear. $70 each; gigiburris.com
Lacefield Designs
The Georgia textile designer Beth Lacefield started sewing mask sets using her fabrics for adults, pre-teens, and children early on in the pandemic ($32 for 5; lacefielddesigns.com).
Natalie Chanin
The Alabama Chanin fashion designer Natalie Chanin’s masks are equal parts rustic, refined, and resourceful—in the case of this mask, pictured, the ties are crafted from drop cloths. $38 each; alabamachanin.com
Cutter Brooks
The Florida native Amanda Brooks worked with Native American artisan Mahnee Titus to create masks made from twentieth-century quilts. $53 each; cutterbrooks.com
Erika Powell Textiles
The Florida interior and textile designer Erika Powell donates $5 for every mask sold to front-line workers at the Point Washington Medical Clinic, which provides testing and healthcare to those in need across the Florida Panhandle. $240 for 10; erikapowell.com
