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Adult-sized "Get In Good Trouble" face mask by The #BLAIRISMS

December 15, 2020

Accokeek, Prince George County, Maryland, United States, North and Central America

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This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.

An adult-sized "Get In Good Trouble" face mask designed by The #BLAIRISMS. This object is comprised of a cloth mask (a) and a removable filter (b). These cloth masks were developed in response to mass demand for facial coverings during the Covid-19 pandemic. 2021.18.1a: An adult-sized "Get In Good Trouble" face mask, designed by The #BLAIRISMS. The white, polyester, cloth mask is edged in black and has black, elastic ear loops. Printed across the front is large, centered black text that reads [GET IN / GOOD / TROUBLE]. Printed in small red text below are the hashtags [#JOHNLEWIS] on the left, and [#BLAIRISMS] on the right. The interior of the mask is plain. 2021.18.1b: A removable PM2.5 filter for an adult-sized "Get In Good Trouble" face mask, designed by The #BLAIRISMS. The cloth and activated carbon filter is rectangular shaped with rounded top and bottom edges. The edges are sealed with embossed running stitch lines.

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Catalog reference: 2021.18.1ab

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