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Kids size Face Masks specify color preferences in notes at the end.

$18.00

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Blue ones for boys are being made. Will probably add yellows and greens for both. Visit again for updates. I am always making new ones.

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Kids size fits ages 6 - 10.

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5
Child’s mask.

Posted by Sarita Dogra on Sep 7th 2020

Excellent quality. Good sizing. Reversible. Perfect for fitting a child and fun colors. Soft material.
5
mask

Posted by Unknown on Jun 13th 2020

Product fits well; material is not too thick and ear loop is not pinching. Customer service is excellent.

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